On 13th of November, Bulgaria is holding the second round of Presidential elections after none of the candidates in the first round gained more than half of the votes. According to the law, a candidate should receive 51% of the votes to become...
On 13th of November, Bulgaria is holding the second round of Presidential elections after none of the candidates in the first round gained more than half of the votes. According to the law, a candidate should receive 51% of the votes to become President.
Rumen Radev nominated by an initiative committee, but supported by the Bulgarian Socialist Party, and Tsetska Tsacheva, nominated by the main ruling party, the centre-right GERB, are the two candidates with the most votes who continue to the second round of the Presidential Elections.
In the first round, Tsetska Tsacheva won 21.97% and Rumen Radev won 25.45%.
6,834,278 Bulgarians are eligible to vote in the elections for President and Vice-President. Voting will take place in 12,418 polling stations across the country. There are 325 polling stations outside Bulgaria, in 71 countries, the largest number being in the United Kingdom – 53.
The ballot paper will have three check boxes. It will include the names of the two candidates and the option “I do not support anyone”.
The polling stations across the country open at 7.00 a.m. and will close at 20.00.
The candidate who wins the larger number of votes will become the next President of Bulgaria.
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