Bulgaria's acting President Iliana Iotova won the presidential runoff election, with near-final results from the Central Election Commission showing she took 57.58% of the vote on Sunday, becoming the country's first elected female head of state amid low voter turnout. The result followed a first round on October 25 in which no candidate won an outright majority.
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With 99.95% of precinct protocols processed, the Iotova-Valchev ticket had won 57.58% of the vote, or about 1.1 million ballots
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the Iotova-Valchev ticket had won 57.58% of the vote, or about 1.1 million ballots
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the Iotova-Valchev ticket had won 57.58% of the vote, or about 1.1 million ballots
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opponents Andrey Gyurov and Georgi Kandev received 39.47%, or about 749,500 votes
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opponents Andrey Gyurov and Georgi Kandev received 39.47%, or about 749,500 votes
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About 2.95% of voters chose the "I support no one" option.
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Iotova and Valchev led with 34.6% of the vote, ahead of Gyurov and Kandev on 32%, advancing to Sunday's second round.
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Iotova and Valchev led with 34.6% of the vote, ahead of Gyurov and Kandev on 32%, advancing to Sunday's second round.
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