Six polling stations in Pomorie municipality are accessible to voters with poor eyesight or limited mobility in the 25 October election for president and vice president.

Voters with poor eyesight can use a tactile ballot template at station No. 02 17 00 027, in the Aleko Konstantinov vocational school of tourism in Pomorie. The Central Election Commission (CIK) ruling on it is No. 349-ПВР/14.10.2026.

Two other stations are outside Pomorie: No. 02 17 00 003 in the Hristo Botev primary school in Aheloy, and No. 02 17 00 011 in the Georgi Sava Rakovski primary school in Galabets. Three more are in the town itself: No. 02 17 00 039 in the primary section of the Ivan Vazov secondary school, No. 02 17 00 036 in the Hristo Botev primary school, and No. 02 17 00 031 in the Public Support Centre.

Residents of any town or village in the municipality who have poor eyesight or find it hard to get around can ask for help if they want to vote.

The council takes requests by phone on 0596/8-50-34 from 19 to 23 October, between 08:30 and 12:30 and between 13:00 and 17:00.

On 12 October we reported that the Burgas regional election commission (RIK) had decided Pomorie should have one mobile ballot box. It was reportedly prompted by 11 requests from voters with lasting disabilities who want to vote with a mobile box.

On 25 October, requests are taken by phone on 0885 737 354 from 07:00 to 17:00.