Outside the European Union (EU), the largest number of sections is in Great Britain and Northern Ireland – total 112.
Of the EU countries, Germany follows – with 66 sections, and Spain – with 64 sections. In the rest of the European countries, they are below 30.
According to the official data of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, voting will be done by machines only in some of them. In Germany, for example, there are 21 machines.
In Spain, Bulgarians will vote in over 60 cities, but there are only six machines there. In Italy, voting will be done only with paper ballots.
In Poland, Portugal, Sweden, Hungary and Finland – no machines either.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs claims that no information was received from the diplomatic and consular representations that it is possible that some section will not open crows on election day.
What is the voting attitude?! Judging by pre-filed applications for a large number of states, voters may turn out significantly less than in the last election.
One such example is France – there are the three sections in the capital Paris, where the total number of applications for the three are under 100.