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For some, this is the first ballot in their lives. For others, it is another election, behind which lie decades of hopes, disappointments and expectations. Today, October 25, Bulgaria elects a president, and among the voters are 46,001 young Bulgarians, who for the first time get the opportunity to participate in a presidential vote. A total of 6.59 million citizens have the right to vote, according to data from the Central Election Commission. …