Poligraff.NET – “Vazrazhdane” – Burgas presented its list for the parliamentary vote in June

The goal of “Vazrazhdane” has always been to gain the maximum trust of its voters, which in turn would bring us a higher result. The list of the party in Burgas for the upcoming parliamentary elections will be presented by members of 10 of the 11 municipalities in the region where “Vazrazhdane” has structures. This was announced at a special press conference in the seaside town by People’s Representative Boris Aladzhov.

Deputy President Tsoncho Ganev will be the leader of the list in the 2nd MIR. In second place is Boris Aladzhov, followed by Zvezdelina Karavelova, Alexander Koychev, Dimitar Petkov, Snezhana Yordanova and Victoria Varbanova. The list has a total of 17 candidates.

Their priorities are health care, education, demography and economy. “It is extremely important to attract foreign investments, which must be done in sync between the local and central authorities. According to the latest data from the Institute of Internal Affairs, Burgas is in 34th place in terms of average salary, which is quite bad,” commented Alexander Koichev.

The arrangement of the lists for the European elections is also ready. In first place is Stanislav Stoyanov, followed by Petar Volgin, Rada Laikova, Dimo ​​Dimchev, Georgi Jendov, Veselin Kirov, Alexander Alexiev, Kalin Kalinov, Mariyan Ivanov, etc.

“Vazrazhdane” commented that they will lead a positive campaign and hope for a higher voter turnout. “The fact that the elections will be 2 in 1, we hope will play a positive role in higher voter turnout. People should understand that, in addition to the future of Bulgaria, we will hold elections for the future of the EU as well. We expect the voters to take an active approach, because the high voter turnout limits the harmful elements of the elections, among which are the bought vote, the corporate vote, election manipulations,” commented Mariyan Ivanov.

The party stated that they will conduct a very active information campaign about the Euro vote, and the reason is that a large part of the voters are not familiar with it. “It turns out that many people do not know at all that European elections were held in Bulgaria. People do not vote because they did not know about them. These elections remain somehow hidden”, commented Zvedelina Karavelova and added that it is a shame for a in a country that is part of the EU, such as Bulgaria, the turnout in such elections is extremely low.