CEC: Some Polling Stations Switched to Paper Voting Due to Lack of Electricity
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The election day for the run-off began at 07:00 throughout the country, but problems with the power supply and machine voting were reported in the first hours. In some polling stations, the machines did not work immediately, while in other places they switched entirely to paper ballots, said the spokesperson for the Central Election Commission Stoyanka Balova. “There is also no power in four polling stations in Malo Konare, in Silistra in two po…
Election day has started without electricity in about a dozen polling stations across the country. This was announced by CEC spokesperson Stoyanka Balova at the commission's first briefing at 9:00 a.m. ...
"Happy National Awakeners Day - let us always keep the spark of knowledge and spirituality," greeted the Central Election Commission's spokesperson Stoyanka Balova at the beginning of the first briefing of the day. She announced that the election day of the second round of the presidential elections had started normally - at 7:00 a.m. and there were no unopened polling stations. However, in some places […]
Election day started off calmly. The only serious problem was related to electricity. At the beginning of election day, there was no electricity in the entire municipality of Slivnitsa. The problem has now been resolved, announced the spokeswoman of the Central Election Commission, Stoyanka Balova-Tsvetkova.
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