News on Bulgaria’s internal political processes — government, parties, legislation, institutions, and public debates.
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Sozopol mayor must take down a display screen in the town and a poster in Zidarovo that show presidential candidates, the Burgas regional election commission has ordered.
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The first polling station commissions delivered their papers to Arena Burgas 15 minutes after voting ended. By 4pm, 15.65% of voters in the region…
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Sections in the „Hristo Botev“ primary school in Burgas were almost empty. People from the district find it difficult to cope with the machines, said…
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The Central Election Commission has approved the design and print run of the ballots for the second round of the presidential election. 280 new…
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The Council of Ministers' press office has responded to a complaint to the Central Election Commission that Prime Minister Rumen Radev campaigned for…
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With more than 96.5% of polling station records from abroad processed, Gyurov and Kandev have 45.2% and Yotova and Valchev have 23.1%. The two pairs…
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Italian media say the first round in Bulgaria proved the pollsters wrong, and the runoff on 1 November will be tighter than expected.
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Sozopol mayor Panayot Yanakiev, a member of Iliana Yotova's nomination committee, wants her to debate Andrey Gyurov before the 1 November runoff.
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A total of 48,025 people, or 4.42% of voters, chose "I don't support anyone", the commission's interim figures show.
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Bulgaria's Central Election Commission (CEC) has received many complaints about video surveillance and filming by section election commissions while…
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Vanya Georgieva of Alpha Research told Bulgarian National Radio that Bulgarians expect the two leading presidential candidates to debate before…
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Yotova and her running mate Valchev are ahead with 34.76% of the vote, while Gyurov and Kandev are second with 31.95%, interim nationwide figures…
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Exit polls put Yotova on about 35% and Gyurov on about 32.5% in the first round. About 22% of voters turned out.
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Analysts explain why fewer people voted in the first round of the presidential election on 25 October than in any previous one.
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Turnout in the first round was very low, and Yotova and Girov are only a few points apart, says political analyst Yanitsa Petkova of Myara.
