The Presidential Elections in Bulgaria Take Place Normally, but with Very Low Participation
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Sofia, Oct 25 (EFE).- The first round of the presidential elections in Bulgaria took place this Sunday normally, but with a historically low turnout, which at noon stood at just 5.8% of the electorate. According to the Central Electoral Commission and the Ministry of the Interior, this percentage barely exceeds half that recorded in [...] The entry Presidential women in Bulgaria pass normally, but with very low turnout was first published in Hol…
Voter turnout in the country as of 12:00 is 5.8%, the Central Election Commission announced. 385,092 people went to the polls in the presidential and vice-presidential elections. The highest turnout was in Vidin district – 8.12%, and the lowest in Kardzhali district – 2.56%. The data are from the second CEC briefing for election day. Signals and technical problems The commission received 13 signals of violations. Four of them were related to the…
In Bulgaria, where the first round of presidential elections is taking place, almost 16% of voters had voted as of 4 p.m.
According to the CEC, at 11.00 a.m. and 12.00 a.m., 5.8 per cent of voters arrived at the polling stations, and some 385,000 of the more than 6.6 million eligible voters.
Voter turnout as of 12:00 in the country is 5.8% with a total of 385,092 voters, announced the spokesperson of the Central Election Commission (CEC) Stoyanka Balova, quoted by BTA. The highest turnout is in Vidin district - 8.12%, and the lowest in...
Voter turnout in the country as of 12:00 is 5.8%. 385,092 people have voted so far, Central Election Commission (CEC) spokesperson Stoyanka Balova announced at a second briefing on the course of the presidential and vice-presidential elections.
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