VMRO-DPMNE candidate Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova leads convincingly in the second round of the presidential elections in North Macedonia, dariknews.bg reported.
The difference is more than 2 to 1 for Silyanovska.
According to the first official results from the State Election Commission /DIK/ Silyanovska leads with 62.37% (88,209,923 votes) support against Stevo Pendarovski, nominated by the Social Democratic Union /SDSM/, who has just over 30.35% (42,923).
The constitutional requirement of over 40% voter turnout in the presidential vote was met, which means that North Macedonia has a new president.
"My childhood was spent with children from Bulgaria, I studied at the “Georgi Dimitrov” school. and I loved Elin Pelin as a child," Siljanovska said today after voting.
She said that the imposition of conditions calls into question the EU's enlargement policy. She repeated the thesis about the "veto from Bulgaria".
Siljanovska added that Bulgaria should help the RSM to enter the EU, just as Sweden, Denmark and Finland have helped the Baltic states to become members.
VMRO-DPMNE leads convincingly in the parliamentary elections in North Macedonia.
Hristiyan Mitskoski's party collects 34.11% (70,929 votes).
In second place is the "European Front" coalition, headed by the Democratic Union for Integration (DUI) – 22.22% (46,202).
In third place is the "Vredi" coalition, the former Albanian opposition, – 18, 68%.
In fourth place remains the previous ruling party, the Social Democratic Union of Macedonia (SDSM) - 11.55%.
The difference is more than 2 to 1 for Silyanovska.
According to the first official results from the State Election Commission /DIK/ Silyanovska leads with 62.37% (88,209,923 votes) support against Stevo Pendarovski, nominated by the Social Democratic Union /SDSM/, who has just over 30.35% (42,923).
The constitutional requirement of over 40% voter turnout in the presidential vote was met, which means that North Macedonia has a new president.
"My childhood was spent with children from Bulgaria, I studied at the “Georgi Dimitrov” school. and I loved Elin Pelin as a child," Siljanovska said today after voting.
She said that the imposition of conditions calls into question the EU's enlargement policy. She repeated the thesis about the "veto from Bulgaria".
Siljanovska added that Bulgaria should help the RSM to enter the EU, just as Sweden, Denmark and Finland have helped the Baltic states to become members.
VMRO-DPMNE leads convincingly in the parliamentary elections in North Macedonia.
Hristiyan Mitskoski's party collects 34.11% (70,929 votes).
In second place is the "European Front" coalition, headed by the Democratic Union for Integration (DUI) – 22.22% (46,202).
In third place is the "Vredi" coalition, the former Albanian opposition, – 18, 68%.
In fourth place remains the previous ruling party, the Social Democratic Union of Macedonia (SDSM) - 11.55%.