Bukovlak with Low Turnout: "They Don't Give Money, There's No One to Vote"
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In the village of Bukovlak, Pleven region, the second round of the presidential elections took place with extremely low voter turnout. There were no queues in front of the three polling stations, although over 3,500 people were included in the voter lists. Some of the local residents told BNT that they had not received any financial offers and that is why they had stayed at home. The topic of money is present in the conversations in the village,…
In the run-off in Bukovlak, the main topic is again money, but not because someone is giving it away. This is stated in a report on BNT from the Pleven village with a predominantly Roma population. Voter turnout is extremely low, and there is also increased...
The second round of the presidential election is not without its oddities, but there are also some rather sad incidents. During the runoff in Bukovlak, local residents did not hide their disappointment that they were not financially stimulated to exercise their right to vote, according to a report by BNT.
When they say they give and we go, the villagers admit
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