I believe you meant to refer to Bulgaria. Bulgaria operates as a parliamentary republic and holds elections to determine its political representatives. Here is some information about the election system in Bulgaria:
- National Assembly Elections: The National Assembly of Bulgaria is the unicameral legislative body of the country. It consists of 240 members who are elected through a proportional representation system. Bulgaria uses a closed-list system, where voters cast their ballots for political parties rather than individual candidates. Seats in the National Assembly are allocated based on the percentage of votes each party receives.
- Electoral Process: The Central Election Commission of Bulgaria is responsible for organizing and overseeing elections in the country. It ensures the transparency and fairness of the electoral process, including voter registration, candidate nomination, and the counting of votes. International observers may be invited to monitor the elections.
- Voter Eligibility: Bulgarian citizens who are at least 18 years old have the right to vote. Voter registration is required, and citizens must be included in the electoral roll to participate in elections. Eligible voters can cast their ballots at designated polling stations within their respective constituencies.
- Election Results: The political party or coalition that secures the majority of seats in the National Assembly forms the government. The leader of the winning party or coalition typically becomes the Prime Minister, who is responsible for leading the executive branch of the government.
