Seven Parliamentary Elections in Three Years: How Much Do They Cost?

Politics 29 August 2024 11:19

At the end of October, Bulgarian voters will again go to the polls to vote for Members of Parliament, this time for the 51st National Assembly. These are the seventh parliamentary elections in a row, and the sixth early ones. Since the beginning of 2021, this country has spent nearly BGN 514,716,900 on holding parliamentary elections, including the funds for holding the regular presidential elections and the European Parliament vote in early June, CE Report quotes BTA.

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Seven Parliamentary Elections in Three Years: How Much Do They Cost?

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