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Machines for voting abroad will be ready within days

CEC Spokesperson Rositsa Mateva
Photo: BTA

Machines for voting abroad in the national and European Parliament elections on June 9 are currently being installed. In a few days, they will be provided to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for transportation to Bulgaria’s diplomatic representations abroad, BNR reporter Tsvetelina Stoyanova informed. The composition of all 769 commissions abroad has been appointed by decision of the CEC.

Out of 245 voting machines outside the country, 94 machines will be used for voting for the European Parliament and National Assembly, while 151 machines will be used just for voting for the National Assembly.



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