Iliyana Yotova, Who Advocates Dialogue with Russia, Is in the Lead in the Bulgarian Presidential Election
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In the first round of the presidential elections, on 25 October, Iliana Iotova won 34.7 per cent of the vote, less than three points ahead of Andrei Giourov. The disappointing result of the outgoing president is due in particular to inflation and growing concerns about the consequences of the war between Russia and Ukraine in the Black Sea.
Iliyana Yotova, who advocates dialogue with Russia, is in the lead in the Bulgarian presidential election
Iliyana Yotova, who advocates dialogue with Russia, is in the lead in the Bulgarian presidential election.After processing 95.29% of the ballots, she scored 34.59% of the votes, local media reported, citing the country's Central Election...
Iliana Yotov and Kiril Valchev are leading the election of the President and Vice-President of Bulgaria, according to preliminary results, after counting 17.86% of the ballots.
Iliyana Yotova and Kiril Valchev are leading with 34.80% of the votes, with 30.71% of the sectional protocols processed in the regional election commissions. Andrey Gyurov and Georgi Kandev are second with 31.67%, with the difference between the two presidential candidate pairs being 14,293 votes. "With 30.71 percent of the sectional protocols processed (...) Iliyana Yotova and Kiril Valchev receive 34.80% of the votes, and Andrey Gyurov and Geo…
Iliana Iotova, President-in-Office of Bulgaria, leads the first round of the presidential elections on 25 October, with 34.6% of the votes. Andrei Guruv is only 2.6 percentage points behind, according to the partial results published by the Central Electoral Commission, after the centralization of 84.5% of the polling stations. The presidential elections in Bulgaria are aimed at [...]
The first results from the CEC of the presidential elections are clear. The data are as of 23:00 on 25.10.2026 with 7.37% of the CEC protocols processed in the RECs. On ...
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