Protest In Support Of Machine Voting.

Protest In Support Of Machine Voting.

Protest in support of machine voting in front of the National Assembly building where the Central Election Commission is located on October 29, 2023 in Sofia, Bulgaria. The Central Electoral Commission decided that the local vote on October 29 and a possible second round on 5 November will be conducted by paper ballots only. (Photo by Hristo Vladev/NurPhoto)

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