International Observers of Bulgaria’s Elections 2021 Gave Press Conference
On Monday, a press conference by international observers of Bulgaria's 45th National Assembly elections was held at the Hilton Hotel in the capital.
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How Bulgarians’ Vote Is Divided by Age and Education – Alpha Research
Alpha Research pollster made public the first data from the distribution of the vote by education and age brackets.
Bulgaria: 38 Tre-Trial Proceedings over Rights Violations Launched after Elections
Thirty-eight pre-trial proceedings have been launched for violations of the political rights of citizens, the Ministry of Interior, the National State Security Agency and the Prosecutor's Office report.
Bulgaria after April 4 Elections: What Happens Now?
Traditionally, with the exit polls in, this should be an article headlined “Bulgaria’s April 2021 parliamentary elections: Winners and losers”.
Social Analyst: New Elections in Bulgaria Are Inevitable
There is a new political landscape in Bulgaria after April 4, the opposition vote dominates, said social analyst Kancho Stoychev in an interview with BNR.
On April 4 Bulgarians Voted for Change, Three New Parties Made It to Parliament
Bulgarians voted on Sunday (4 April) sending in Parliament three new political forces largely representing the anti-corruption protests during the summer.
Bulgarians Abroad Voted for Slavi and Conservative Alliance of Right
"There Is Such a People", Democratic Bulgaria (DB) and Conservative Alliance of the Right (KOD) have the highest voter support among Bulgarians abroad, according to interim data as of 06:30 am, with 80.
Bulgaria: Boyko Borissov Wins April 4 Elections But Governing Alliance Will Be Difficult
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov’s party won Sunday’s general elections, but thorny ties with his political rivals complicated his path to a fourth term as leader of the European Union’s poorest and most corrupt member.
Parallel vote count at 100% by Alpha Research: GERB-UDF win 25.2% of the votes; “There Is Such a People” comes second with 17.1%
Parallel vote count at 100% by Alpha Research polling agency shows that Boyko Borrisov’s GERB-Union of Democratic Forces coalition has won 25.
Election Day in Bulgaria: Exit Polls Show Victory for GERB, Slavi’s Party Outruns BSP
GERB, There Is Such a People, BSP, MRF, Democratic Bulgaria, Stand Up, Mafiosi out, VMRO.
Bulgaria’ General Election Head into Final Stretch – April 4
Bulgaria’s April 4 2021 parliamentary elections headed into the final stretch ahead of polls closing at 8pm, with problems with voting machines reported from various places, allegations of vote-buying, websites penalised for illegally publishing exit poll
Election Day in Bulgaria: Voter Turnout Tad Over 38 Percent by 5 p.m. - Gallup
As the day progresses, the turnout is getting higher, by 5 p.
6,986 Candidates for Bulgaria's 45th National Assembly, 2,073 Women and 4,913 Men
Of the 6,986 candidates for Bulgaria's 45th Parliament, 2,073 are women and 4,913 are men.
Bulgaria: CEC Members Arrested for Vote Buying
CEC Members were arrested in the town of Slavyanovo, Pleven region.
Bulgaria Elects New Parliament: Voter Turnout by 12 p.m. – 18,14 Percent
The voter turnout for the country by 12 o'clock is 18.
Bulgaria Elections 2021: Alcohol Banned in Several Municipalities
Plovdiv mayor Zdravko Dimitrov has banned the sale, serving and consumption of alcohol in public catering establishments and other public places on April 4, the day of Bulgaria’s parliamentary elections.
President Rumen Radev Voted for Just and Prosperous Bulgaria
“I voted for a free, just and prosperous Bulgaria,” said President Rumen Radev after casting his ballot at 11 a.
Bulgarians Abroad Vote at Record Number of Polling Stations - 465
On April 4, the polling stations in Auckland and Christchurch in New Zealand opened first to start off the vote for the 45th National Assembly.
Bulgaria’s Largest Catholic Community Celebrates Easter and Votes
In the town of Rakovski (southern Bulgaria), where the largest Catholic community in the country lives, today they celebrate Easter and will exercise their right of vote.
Bulgarians Head for Polls amid Surging Coronavirus Infections
Bulgarians are heading to the polls on Sunday to cast ballots for a new parliament after months of anti-government protests and amid a surge in coronavirus infections.
Bulgaria’s Prime Minister Cast His Vote in Hometown of Bankya
Prime Minister Boyko Borisov exercised his right of vote in his hometown of Bankya at 78 secondary school Hristo Smirnenski.
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