Yotova, 62, secured around 52% of the vote in Sunday's presidential run-off and was endorsed by Prime Minister Rumen Radev's Moscow-friendly Progressive Bulgaria party.
Bulgaria election exit polls suggest Iliana Yotova will become country's first elected female president - after she was endorsed by Moscow-friendly party
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Yotova, 62, secured around 52% of the vote in Sunday's presidential run-off and was endorsed by Prime Minister Rumen Radev's Moscow-friendly Progressive Bulgaria party.
Key Takeaways
- Bulgaria election exit polls suggest Iliana Yotova will become country's first elected female president - after she was endorsed by Moscow-friendly party.
- Yotova, 62, secured around 52% of the vote in Sunday's presidential run-off and was endorsed by Prime Minister Rumen Radev's Moscow-friendly Progressive Bulgaria party.
- Yotova, 62, secured around 52% of the vote in Sunday's presidential run-off and was endorsed by Prime Minister Rumen Radev's Moscow-friendly Progressive Bulgaria party.
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