North Macedonia’s Opposition Party Leadership Resigns
The entire leadership of North Macedonia’s opposition party SDSM has stepped down, following a request from the party’s chairman
Turnout in Today's Elections in Macedonia is 27.11% at 13:00 Local Time
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The turnout in today's elections in Macedonia is 27.11% at 13:00 local time, the State Electoral Commission announced.
The spokesperson of the Electoral Commission Ljubka Guguchevska said that in Skopje the activity is 29.17%.
Today, local elections are held in our western neighbor. The vote will be held in 80 municipalities and in the city of Skopje. A total of 3,480 polling stations will work until 19:00. Voice has 1,814,644 citizens. They will vote for candidates for mayors and municipal councilors from 19 parties and coalitions, and 64 are groups of voters.
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