Couple Dropped From Presidential Race Over Soviet Citizenship
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The CEC removes the registration of presidential candidate Alexander Tomov and vice-presidential candidate Sergei Indzhov due to Indzhov's Soviet citizenship. The two were to appear in the elections under Number 12 on the list. The decision is subject to appeal to the Supreme Administrative Court through the Central Election Commission within three days of its announcement.
The Central Election Commission (CEC) has declared the registration of Sergey Indzhov, nominated as vice-president by the Bulgarian Social Democracy - Euro-Left party, invalid. This is evident from the commission's case records. Indzhov was paired with the leader of the Euro-Left party, Alexander Tomov.
On September 24, the CEC received information from the Directorate General of Regional Development and Public Works at the Ministry of Regional Development and Public Works, according to which ...
The Election Commission has removed Alexander Tomov from the presidential elections. The reason is that his vice-presidential candidate Sergey Indzhov does not have Bulgarian citizenship, the Central Election Commission announced. Although he was born in Karlovo, at the request of his parents, Indzhov was...
The Central Election Commission (CEC) has declared invalid the registration of Sergey Indzhov as a vice-presidential candidate in a pair with presidential candidate Alexander Tomov for the October 25 elections.
The Central Election Commission (CEC) has declared the registration of vice-presidential candidate Sergey Petkov Indzhov invalid. The couple was ...
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