Bulgaria presidential election opens; runoff expected in November
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Incumbent President Jotovová won the first round of Bulgaria's presidential election, setting up a runoff against caretaker PM Andrej Giurov. The outcome signals continued political fragmentation, with the second round likely to determine the balance of power ahead of parliamentary negotiations.
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Incumbent Iliana Jotowa (also Yotova/Jotovová), a pro-Russian candidate, won the first round of Bulgaria's presidential election with approximately 35-36% of the vote, facing pro-Western rival Andrey Gyurov (also Gjoev/Giurov) in a runoff scheduled for November 1. The election was characterized by record-low voter turnout, just over 20%, and GERB's unprecedented absence of a candidate. The outcome will shape Bulgaria's foreign policy orientation, particularly regarding Russia and Ukraine, despite the presidency's limited executive powers.
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