Sofia will have more than 1,600 polling stations for the presidential election, the three district election commissions in the capital said. Almost all will use voting machines. Only one station in each district will use paper ballots.
The 23rd electoral district has 636 stations, including 5 mobile ones and 23 set up by official order, Polina Vitanova, deputy chair of the 23rd district commission, told BTA. The district covers Krasno Selo, Izgrev, Lozenets, Triaditsa, Mladost and Vitosha. The only station without a machine is in Plana.
The 24th electoral district has 503 stations, in the Vazrazhdane, Iskar, Kremikovtsi, Oborishte, Poduyane, Serdika, Slatina and Sredets districts. One of them will vote on paper.
All 653 voting machines in Burgas region have been assigned and tested at the stations, and the rooms have been sealed, we reported on 24 October. That is 54 more machines than at the last vote.
The 25th electoral district covers Bankya, Vrabnitsa, Ilinden, Krasna Polyana, Lyulin, Nadezhda, Novi Iskar and Ovcha Kupel. It has 513 stations, 7 of them set up by official order and 3 mobile. The only one without a machine is in Bankya.