Election Sunday - High Participation in Parliamentary Elections in Serbia - Presidential Election in Bulgaria
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The participation rate in these elections is 65 per cent highest in 30 years.
In the parliamentary election in Serbia, the highest turnout has been in 30 years.
On the same Sunday, two neighboring countries told Europe very different stories about democracy. In Serbia, students, who did not give up their protests for nearly two years, managed to defeat the political force that had ruled the country since 2012. Voters waited for hours in front of the polling stations. In Bulgaria, the presidential elections were held with such low turnout that even the candidates' results were overshadowed by the absence…
Liberal MEP Siegfried Mureșan welcomed Monday morning, in a Facebook message, the results of the elections held on Sunday in Serbia and Bulgaria.
The MEP Siegfried Mureșan reported on Monday that the results of the parliamentary elections in Serbia and the first round of the presidential election in Bulgaria are a signal of the power of the vote. The Liberal argues that electoral developments in the two countries also convey a lesson for Romania.
Serbian political leaders stressed the importance of high turnout, peaceful elections and acceptance of the results on the day of the early parliamentary elections. The post Serbian politicians urged acceptance of election results first appeared on 24.hu.
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