The Presidential Election in Bulgaria Has Gone to a Second Round: 78 Polling Stations Have Been Set up in Türkiye.
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Dual citizens residing in Türkiye went to the polls for the second round of the Bulgarian presidential and vice-presidential elections. 78 polling stations were set up across Turkey, 15 of which were located in Edirne, Kırklareli, and Tekirdağ. Voters will be able to cast their ballots until 8 PM.
A total of 78 polling stations have been opened in Turkey for the second round of the presidential and vice-presidential elections in Bulgaria. Their number is three times higher than in the parliamentary vote in April 2026, after the restrictions on the number of stations in countries outside the European Union were lifted. The largest number of stations is in Istanbul – 18. The stations in Gebze, Izmit, Sakarya and Çanakkale are also included …
The runoff for president and vice president in Turkey began with a low voter turnout. All polling stations in Istanbul, Bursa and the Thrace region opened on time, but there was no serious influx of voters in the morning hours, BTA reported. In some areas, the number of voters is only between 15 and 35 people. Emigrant organizations expect the turnout to increase around noon, although rainy weather in some places makes movement difficult. Pollin…
Dual citizens residing in Edirne, Kırklareli, and Tekirdağ went to the polls for the second round of the presidential and vice-presidential elections in Bulgaria.
In Bulgaria, dual citizens in Edirne, Kırklareli, and Tekirdağ have begun casting their votes in the second round of the presidential and vice-presidential elections. 78 polling stations have been set up in Türkiye for the election, 15 of which are in Thrace; in Edirne, voting is taking place at the Consulate General.
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