Bulgaria holds a presidential election dominated by economic hardship and the Ukraine war
Bulgaria held a presidential election, with voters facing concerns about economic hardship and the war in Ukraine. No candidate won outright, so the election will go to a runoff between the top two candidates. Turnout was unusually low, with observers attributing this to widespread distrust of politicians among voters.
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3 sourcesPolls open for presidential election in Bulgaria dominated by economic hardship and the Ukraine war
Polls open for Bulgarians in presidential election centered on drone attacks on Black Sea shipping and economic hardship
Bulgaria will vote for president as Ukraine and Black Sea drone attacks dominate campaign
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6 sourcesBulgaria holds a presidential election dominated by economic hardship and the Ukraine war
Polls open for presidential election in Bulgaria dominated by economic hardship and Ukraine war
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3 articlesBulgaria holds presidential elections amid divisions over Ukraine war
In Bulgaria, record low voter turnout triggers a November 1 presidential run-off in a poll colored by divisions over Ukraine war
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2 developments- Oct 25Polls open for presidential election in Bulgaria dominated by economic hardship and the Ukraine war
- Oct 25Presidential race in Bulgaria heads to runoff due to record low turnout
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