Bulgaria's Yotova Heads for Decisive Presidential Victory, Exit Polls Show
- Exit polls showed Bulgaria’s Acting President Iliana Yotova leading Andrey Gyurov in the presidential runoff, with estimated support ranging from 56.6% to 58.2%.
- Yotova, a Bulgarian Socialist Party figure, improved on her first-round result of 34.76%, while Gyurov had received 31.95%.
- Yotova opposed additional arms support for Ukraine and promoted a diplomatic solution, while Gyurov criticized the government’s security policy and support for Ukraine.
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Bulgaria's Iotova wins presidential runoff, near-final results show
Diana Choshoacca gives out optimism after the presidents of Bulgaria, whose exit-polls show the victory of Iliana Iotova - criticized by many for the pro-Russian attitude. Chief SOS Romania keeps congratulating the current and virtual future president of the neighbouring country in the south, also pointing out, somewhat rhetorically, that they will also come to triumph, at the elections for the head of the Romanian state. Article .Following Chos…
Iliana Iotova, supported by former Bulgarian President Rumen Radev, considered close to the Kremlin, is about to become the first woman elected as president of the country. After the victory, Radev said that the Bulgarians chose "the future", while...
Iliana Iotova won the second round of the presidential elections in Bulgaria with a great advance on her opponent Andrei Ghiurov, according to the polls institutes that carried out a parallel number of votes, transmits the Bulgarian publication Novinite, which also notes that the percentage of attendance at the vote reached a historical minimum. ...
Mit deutlichem Vorsprung setzt sich die bulgarische Staatschemin und Russlandfreundin Ilijana Jotowa gegen ihren pro-westlichen Herausforderer Andrej Gjurow
In the second round of the presidential election in Bulgaria, Iliana Yotova received 57.4% of the vote, according to unofficial results from Alpha Research. Her opponent, Andrey Gyurov, received 39.6%, and Yotova, addressing her voters in Sofia, declared victory.
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