Is the Outcome a Foregone Conclusion?
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Citizens of Bulgaria vote in the presidential elections tomorrow, but the winner is expected to be known only in the second round, which should include the current head of state Iliana Yotova and economist Andrey Gyurov.
A total of 27 candidates are participating in Sunday's elections - In order for a president to be elected in the first round, he must receive more than 50% of the vote and the participation must exceed 50% of all voters.
With 1st round set for Oct. 25 and likely November runoff, election is also expected to test public confidence in Rumen Radev's government
Sofia, Oct 23 (EFE).- The current interim president of Bulgaria, the pro-Russian journalist Iliana Yotova, and the former interim prime minister, European economist Andrey Gyurov, aspire to advance this Sunday to the second and decisive round of the presidential elections to be held a week later. Yotova, who tomorrow turns 62, is a [...] The entry Bulgaria celebrates Sunday presidential elections marked by division over Ukraine was first publish…
Tomorrow, the citizens of Bulgaria will vote in the presidential elections, where 27 pairs of candidates are competing for the positions of president and vice president of the country, and the right
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