In Bulgaria, Ileana Yutova wins the second round of the presidential election according to the Central Election Commission, after processing 99.95% of the protocols, the incumbent President Yutova and the vice-presidential candidate Kirill Vilchev receive 57.58% of the votes. Their opponents, former acting Prime Minister Andrey Girov and Georgy Kandev, earn 39.47%. Girov admitted defeat. "We are ready to show that the election campaign is over, but the responsibility remains the same. We must demand responsibility from the state, because it is obliged to act for the benefit of the citizens of Bulgaria, and not for itself," he said and thanked the citizens who exercised their right to vote. The turnout, as in the first round, was low. On November 1, about 27% of voters went to the polls. Yotova advocates dialogue with Moscow and against providing military aid to Ukraine.

In Bulgaria, Ileana Yutova wins the second round of the presidential election according to the Central Election Commission, after processing 99.95% of the protocols, the incumbent President Yutova and the vice-presidential candidate Kirill Vilchev receive 57.58% of the votes. Their opponents, former acting Prime Minister Andrey Girov and Georgy Kandev, earn 39.47%. Girov admitted defeat. "We are ready to show that the election campaign is over, but the responsibility remains the same. We must demand responsibility from the state, because it is obliged to act for the benefit of the citizens of Bulgaria, and not for itself," he said and thanked the citizens who exercised their right to vote. The turnout, as in the first round, was low. On November 1, about 27% of voters went to the polls. Yotova advocates dialogue with Moscow and against providing military aid to Ukraine.