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Survey: Over half of young Bulgarians willing to vote in June 9 European parliament elections

[13/05/2024 06:09]

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As many as 54% of young Bulgarians are willing to vote in the upcoming June 9 European Parliament elections, according to a Eurobarometer survey. On average in the EU, 64% of young people with the right to vote have expressed their willingness to take part in the elections.

A total of 21% of young Bulgarians and 13% of other young people in the EU say they will not vote in the selection of future MEPs.

Some 25% of Bulgarian and other European youngsters feel that the EU has a strong impact on their daily lives, while 42% in the EU and 46% in Bulgaria think this is the case to some extent. The survey was conducted online between April 4 and 12.