More than 99% of the votes counted show that the current president of Bulgaria has won the presidential election Xinhua News Agency, Sofia, November 2 (reporter Lin Hao) The 99.68% vote count results announced by the Central Election Commission of Bulgaria on the 2nd showed that the current president of Bulgaria Yutova won the second round of voting in the presidential election held on the 1st. According to data from Bulgaria's Central Election Commission, Yutova currently won 57.661% of the vote, while former Prime Minister Andrei Gorov received 39.383% of the vote. The official results will be published 4 days ago. In the first round of voting in Bulgaria's presidential election on October 25, Zhutova received nearly 530,000 votes and Gurov received nearly 490,000 votes, ranking the top two. When less than half of those entitled to vote voted and no candidate received more than half of the votes, the presidential elections entered a second round of voting. According to the relevant regulations, the two candidates with the most votes in the first round of voting advance to the second round of voting, and the candidate with more votes in the second round of voting is elected president. Bulgaria is a parliamentary republic. The president is directly elected by the voters for a five-year term and can be re-elected once. In January of this year, the then president of Bulgaria Radev resigned and the then vice president Yutova took over as president.

More than 99% of the votes counted show that the current president of Bulgaria has won the presidential election Xinhua News Agency, Sofia, November 2 (reporter Lin Hao) The 99.68% vote count results announced by the Central Election Commission of Bulgaria on the 2nd showed that the current president of Bulgaria Yutova won the second round of voting in the presidential election held on the 1st. According to data from Bulgaria's Central Election Commission, Yutova currently won 57.661% of the vote, while former Prime Minister Andrei Gorov received 39.383% of the vote. The official results will be published 4 days ago. In the first round of voting in Bulgaria's presidential election on October 25, Zhutova received nearly 530,000 votes and Gurov received nearly 490,000 votes, ranking the top two. When less than half of those entitled to vote voted and no candidate received more than half of the votes, the presidential elections entered a second round of voting. According to the relevant regulations, the two candidates with the most votes in the first round of voting advance to the second round of voting, and the candidate with more votes in the second round of voting is elected president. Bulgaria is a parliamentary republic. The president is directly elected by the voters for a five-year term and can be re-elected once. In January of this year, the then president of Bulgaria Radev resigned and the then vice president Yutova took over as president.