The Veliko Tarnovo Municipality building

Veliko Tarnovo Province: 7.60% turnout by 11 a.m., highest in Suhindol

By 11:00 a.m., 15,153 people had voted in Veliko Tarnovo Province, representing turnout of 7.60%. Suhindol municipality had the highest rate, according to official DEC data.

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As of 11:00 a.m. on 1 November 2026, voter turnout in Veliko Tarnovo Province reached 7.60%. According to official figures from the District Election Commission (DEC), 15,153 of the 199,486 registered voters had cast ballots in the second round of the presidential election. There are 414 polling stations in the province.

Turnout was slightly higher than at the same time in the first round on 25 October: 14,011 people, or 7.02%, had voted then. This is a difference of 0.58 percentage points, not a 0.58% increase.

Turnout by municipality as of 11:00 a.m.

The DEC recorded the highest turnout in Suhindol – 11.97%, followed by Zlataritsa – 8.75%, Lyaskovets – 8.35%, Svishtov – 8.30%, and Veliko Tarnovo – 8.16%. Turnout was 7.79% in Polski Trambesh, 7.36% in Pavlikeni, 6.87% in Elena, 6.60% in Strazhitsa, and 6.03% in Gorna Oryahovitsa.

By the number of votes cast, Veliko Tarnovo municipality led with 5,737 voters, followed by Gorna Oryahovitsa with 2,306 and Svishtov with 2,243. These figures describe participation at a specific point in time, not election results. Later official updates may change the overall picture.

Photo: 5000.news archive — the Veliko Tarnovo Municipality building. An archival illustration, not a photo from today's voting.

Sources: DEC Veliko Tarnovo — official turnout table for 1 November; BTA — turnout report as of 11:00 a.m..

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