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MySpace!: A Place of Yes
MySpace! is a community youth space in North Macedonia backed by Support to Electoral Reforms in North Macedonia, a project of the Government of Switzerland implemented by the International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES).
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A man casts his vote during parliamentary elections in the town of Bankya near capital Sofia, Bulgaria in 2021. © AP PHOTO/Visar Kryeziu
September 28, 2022
Election Snapshot
Elections in Bulgaria: 2022 Parliamentary Elections
IFES provides Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on Elections in Bulgaria: 2022 Parliamentary Elections.
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European Election Administration Database
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Implementing International Anti-Corruption Commitments Worldwide
IFES and CEELI launched the worldwide ECAC and IMPACTS projects.
Election FAQ
Elections in North Macedonia: 2021 Local Elections
On Sunday, October 17, Macedonian voters will have the opportunity to vote for members of the municipal councils and mayors in the 80 municipalities and the City of Skopje.
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Feature
Webinar | Abuse of State Resources: Risks and Solutions
On April 28, IFES' Regional Europe Office held a webinar that addressed risks and solutions related to the abuse of state resources.
Election FAQ
Elections in Bulgaria: 2021 Parliamentary Elections
On Sunday, April 4, Bulgarian voters will go to the polls for parliamentary elections. Voters will have the choice in more than 9,000 polling stations to cast their ballot by new voting machines or via paper ballot, which experts say may complicate the results tabulation process.