Elections and Reforms 1962–1975
Authors:
Todor
Galunov
St. Cyril and St. Methodius University of Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria
Pages:
159-
180
Abstract:
The elections and the reforms between 1962 and 1975 were held under the conditions of a one-party political model. The electoral system catered for the interests of the regime and was used as a tool in political infighting, for purges or rewards. The deputies, elected under a majority representation system, entered the National Assembly not because they were highly respected persons, but as part of the intra-party mechanisms of BKP and their satellites from BZNS. Electoral activity was close to 100%, candidates also won their seats by a near- 100% majority. No one dared to speak up for truly free and pluralistic elections any longer.
Keywords:
elections, majority, parliament, activity, recall
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