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US Ambassador to Sofia, Nancy McEldowney, has urged Bulgarians to vote in the coming elections. Photo by BGNES
US Ambassador to Bulgaria, Nancy McEldowney, has called upon Bulgarians to vote in the country's Parliamentary Elections on July 5.
This is the special statement of Her Excellency as distributed by the US Embassy in Sofia:
Voting for Democracy
Statement by the Ambassador of the U.S. Nancy McEldowney
Elections are the bedrock of democracy. They are the foundation upon which the will of the people and the strength of national institutions combine to serve public interests.
As Bulgarians prepare for national elections on July 5, the United States joins with them in looking to a transparent and integral process that befits this great country.
Strong competition, full participation, and robust procedural clarity will ensure a win for all Bulgarians.
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