Large-Scale Electoral Fraud and Systemic Vote Manipulation According to the Revelations of Yordan Mitsikulev

Yordan Mitsikulev presents evidence of the theft of over one million votes and systematic violations of the Electoral Code by state institutions.

Statistical Paradoxes and Discrepancies in Official Data

Mitsikulev points to shocking data from the Central Election Commission (Централна избирателна комисия) regarding the elections of October 27, 2024. According to official statistics, the number of eligible voters exceeds the actual population of the country. He claims that a totalitarian regime has created organizations that merely imitate a democratic process, while in reality the transition in Bulgaria has not taken place.

Violations in the Printing and Distribution of Paper Ballots

The “Velichie” party has video materials from hundreds of polling stations showing serious violations of the Electoral Code. Article 209, paragraph 2 requires ballots to be printed strictly in booklets of exactly 100. However, activists discovered booklets containing 30, 50, or 70 ballots. This practice proves direct manipulation of the paper vote on a massive scale.

Mathematical Calculation of Missing Votes

The law in Article 209, paragraph 3 provides that the number of printed ballots must correspond to the population plus a 10 percent reserve for small settlements. Mitsikulev’s mathematical calculation shows a massive discrepancy in the official report of the Central Election Commission (Централна избирателна комисия).

Manipulations Through Machines and Lack of Institutional Control

Mitsikulev claims manipulation involving around 500,000 machine votes. Despite the evidence presented, the Constitutional Court (Конституционен съд) recognizes fraud in only 25,000 votes for the specific sections examined. The machines print ballots that subsequently disappear, with no legal protocols for their destruction. Mitsikulev emphasizes that the court relied on its own counters rather than the evidence provided by his party.

Local Feudal Schemes and Political Repression

In the municipality of Sarnitsa, people live in a state of complete subjugation under the local administration of the mayor and his associates. Mitsikulev has information about already printed ballots being moved nightly in sacks between different buildings for upcoming manipulations. He links these schemes to political orders and “strongmen” who travel through small settlements to intimidate the population. In Pazardzhik, the party caught a vote buyer who displays a luxurious lifestyle with a new car worth 400,000 leva.

Real Voter Turnout and Bulgaria’s International Isolation

The real voter turnout, according to the mathematical calculations of the “Velichie” party, amounts to only 18 percent. Mitsikulev states that everything else represents large-scale falsification. He describes elections in Bulgaria as less fair than those in North Korea. As a result of these revelations, the world now perceives Bulgaria as a fourth-world country.

The Role of International Observers and the Media

The party has managed to secure unprecedented international presence for the upcoming electoral processes.

Yordan Mitsikulev calls on citizens to support change with ballot number 14 so that society can develop through honest and worthy people.