site.btaSofia Administrative Court Revokes Controversial CEC Decision on Ballot Counting

Bistra Roushkova

The appellants awaiting for the resolition (BTA Photo)

Sofia,

24.02.2023 13:47

(BTA)

Sofia Administrative Court Friday revoked as unlawful the decision of the Central Election Commission (CEC) of February 20 in the part approving the templates of the election papers for the early parliamentary elections on April 2. The file shall be

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