Gyurov Called Yotova. What Did He Say to Her? - Politics — News Standard
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Andrey Gyurov said he accepts the results of the presidential runoff, no matter how surprising they may be in his opinion. The presidential candidate made his first comment after the vote, thanking the voters, his family, vice-presidential candidate Georgi Kandev and the political parties that supported their candidacy. “We accept the results, no matter how surprising they may be between the exit polls […]
Andrey Gyurov accepted the results of the presidential runoff and called for unity after the end of the election campaign. He admitted that after the first round ...
Andrey Gyurov admitted his defeat in the presidential election, but described the large gap between him and Iliana Yotova as surprising. In his first statement after the runoff, he said he accepted the results and called for public unity after the divisive election campaign.
"We should seek unity, not division. The campaign was quite divisive. There are more things that unite us. Let's seek unity in common goals. We are ready to show that the campaign is ending, but the responsibility does not end. We must seek responsibility from the state, because it must work for Bulgarian citizens, not for itself." This was said by Andrey Gyurov in his first comment after the presidential election runoff. He explained that it is…
Andrey Gyurov, who lost the presidential election, called President Iliana Yotova. She revealed this herself during her first briefing after the results were released with 100 percent of the parallel count. According to data, Yotova won the presidential election convincingly, with over 1,100,000 Bulgarians voting for her - 300,000 more than the vote for Gyurov. Andrey Gyurov called me and told me that I would be a worthy president, Yotova said.
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