Central Electoral Committee
Observers Gather in Bosnia to Scrutinise Elections
More than 50,000 national and international observers will monitor Bosnia's eight post-war election whose campaign has less than a week to run.
The Central Electoral Committee has accredited 2,9191 observers, but this figure only refers to those who will be observing the CIK and the main vote collection centre.
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Vote Counting Machines to Be Tested Only in Sofia in Presidential Elections
A test of the experimental ballot counting by using special machines will probably be confined to Bulgaria's capital Sofia at the forthcoming presidential vote, an electoral official has said.
Aleksandar Andreev, head of the Central Electoral Committee, has told Focus Radio that the constituencies implementing the method for the first time are yet to be determined.
Registration Begins for Bulgaria's Presidential Elections, Referendum
The Central Electoral Committee (CIK) kicks off registration of political parties, coalitions and initiative committee for the upcoming presidential vote and a three-point referendum on the political system.
CEC Fines DPS For Campaign Trail Solicitation In Foreign Language
Bulgaria's Central Electoral Committee (CEC) fined the leader of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) Lyutvi Mestan and MP Hyusein Hafsuzov for solicitation in foreign language, which is forbidden by law.
Mestan received fines for three separate occasions for solicitation in Turkish and Hafsuzov - for one. The fines vary between BGN 200 and 2000.
Bulgaria without Censorship's Nikolay Barekov to Remain MEP
Ex-journalist Nikolay Barekov, who heads the Bulgaria without Censorship-led coalition that came sixth in Sunday's early elections, has renounced his lawmaker seat, the party said in a statement.
He has taken the step to retain his seat in the European Parliament.
Bulgaria's Early Elections Marred By Violations
The Interior Ministry received more than 200 reports of violations of the election process throughout election day, reports the Bulgarian National Radio.
The authorities started 60 investigations.
Meanwhile, as of the early Sunday afternoon, the Central Electoral Committee (CEC) received more than 133 reports and complaints, both from Bulgaria and abroad, reports Mediapool.bg.
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CEC: Exit Poll Results On Election Day Can Be Published In Social Media
Exit poll results on election day can be published in the social media, but not in the media, ruled Bulgaria's Central Electoral Committee (CEC).
The media, including media websites, will be fined if they do so, warned CEC in response to a letter of media chiefs from Tuesday, asking for clarification on the matter.
CEC Warns That Selfies In Polling Stations Are Forbidden
Bulgaria's Central Electoral Committee (CEC) warned that taking of photos in the polling stations is forbidden, reports the Darik national radio.
Media Chiefs Demand Equal Treatment On Election Day
Editors-in-chief and directors of more than 10 of the leading pint, electronic and internet media in Bulgaria demanded equal treatment on election day over the announcing of exit poll results.
Gov't to Take Criticism of 'Elections Minister' into Consideration
Bulgaria's caretaker government will conform its actions regarding controversially perceived minister Krasimira Medarova to some critical reactions, interim PM Bliznashki said.
Georgi Bliznashki, who has been in office since Wednesday, asserted that the cabinet was "sensitive" to moods in civil society.