The political forces in the 46th National Assembly approve the early parliamentary elections to be held together with the first round of the November 14 vote for head of state. Before the Bulgarian National Radio, the MP from “There is such a people” Stanislav Balabanov defined as a logical move the decision of President Rumen Radev, which coincides with the position of the largest parliamentary group. As BLIC wrote, Radev announced today when and in what format the parliamentary elections will be held.
“The position of President Rumen Radev regarding the elections to be 2 in 1 is logical. This was also our position of the parliamentary group. And when we talked about new elections, it is logical, because in this way a certain amount of money will be saved.
In order not to spend unnecessary money from the budget, in order not to spend so much money on elections, it is better to be 2 in 1. In this way, the Bulgarian voter will not go to the polls every week, so I think that his decision is logical and practical. “
Toma Bikov from GERB-UDF also considers it logical for the elections to be 2 in 1: “And I hope that in the first possible moment, this parliament will be dissolved, because it has no function anymore and the sooner it is dissolved, the less there will be damage to the image of parliamentarism in general. “
Today, the BSP refrained from making an official comment, but this week the leader of the Socialists Cornelia Ninova commented after a meeting with the head of state that the left is for two-in-one elections.
The Democratic Bulgaria union told BNR that the president’s decision saves time and effort. The party hopes to reduce dissatisfaction with the fact that voters will vote in parliament for the third time this year.
A 2-in-1 election will save the state, said Ahmed Ahmedov of the MRF: “This decision of the president is his personal decision, which is a great surprise for us, because it complies with both the Constitution and the Electoral Code.
That is, if there is a decree, the iconogram will be observed two months before the elections are scheduled. The good news is that 2 in 1 will save a bit of money in these difficult times. You know, Bulgaria is facing very serious crises – these are the Covid crisis, the refugee crisis and the political crisis, and we hope that at least the political crisis will be decisive in the upcoming elections. “
Maria Capon from “Stand up BG! We are coming” also commented on what the parliament should finish before it is dissolved.
“The date set by the president is his priority, it doesn’t matter what it is. What is more important for us, however, is whether we will have time this week, because date 14 is the same as whether the decree will be issued on Tuesday. or Friday, important for us from the parliamentary group of “Stand up BG! We are coming! “And it is up to our colleagues from the parties of change to be able to pass some of the laws that are possible as part of the beginning of a change in the judiciary. You know that we have an extraordinary session on Monday.”
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