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Bulgaria's Central Electoral Commission spokesman Aleksandar Andreev. Photo by BGNES
A total of 81 political parties and three coalitions have applied for registration for next month's local elections by the deadline on Wednesday afternoon, a spokesman for the Central Electoral Commission has announced.
Out of these, 55 political parties and one coalition have already been registered, Alexander Andreev told BGNES news outlet.
The registration process started on August 25.
Bulgara will vote for mayors and municipal councilors on October 25.
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