Record Low Activity of Bulgarians in Turkey
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Record low voter turnout marked the presidential vote of Bulgarians in Turkey. Although 78 polling stations were opened for the elections for president and vice president of Bulgaria – about three times more than in the last parliamentary elections, in many of them almost no voters showed up throughout the day. The picture in the Avcilar district of Istanbul was indicative. In the two polling stations – one with paper ballots, the other with a m…
The extremely low voter turnout is one of the surprises of today's presidential elections. Empty polling stations in three countries, correspondents of various radio and television stations in our country reported. Empty polling stations are the surprise of the voting in Turkey for the presidential elections, reports the special envoy of the Bulgarian National Radio in our southern neighbor Maria Petrova. Very low turnout characterizes the votin…
Voter turnout in Turkey is at a record low in the presidential election, despite the fact that there are three times as many polling stations - 78. As of 2:00 p.m., 1,244 people had voted in the 22 polling stations in Istanbul, and 1,019 people in the 17 polling stations in Bursa, according to data from the expatriate...
78 sections, but almost no voters
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