Interim figures show that the new parliament includes six political formations:
GERB / SDS – 24.88%
“There is such a people” – 18.74%
BSP for Bulgaria – 14.91%
Democratic Bulgaria – 10. 53%
DPS – 8.99%
Stand up! Get out! – 4.98%
IMRO remains below the 4 percent mark with a score of 3.55%
Vazrazhdane Party has 2.79%, Volia – NFSB – 2.44%, as well as VASIL BOZHKOV’s BNO – 3.14%. “Republicans for Bulgaria” – 1.10% “Attack” – 0.51%. ABC party – 0.5%
12,723 people said they did not support anyone.
GERB are leaders in Blagoevgrad with 34%, in Veliko Tarnovo and Varna, Sliven, Haskovo, Vidin, Plovdiv, Dobrich, as well as in Pleven, where Tsvetan Tsvetanov’s “Republicans for Bulgaria” receive 2.42 percent.
“There are such people” and Slavi Trifonov have a high percentage in Pleven – 27 percent. BSP first in Yambol with 27%. “There is such a people” and DB win the most votes from the vote abroad, followed by MRF. No DEC has yet arrived at the CEC to hand over the documents.
30,7% are the processed protocols in Kardzhali. MRF is the first political force in the region with 67.04%, second are GERB with 11.69%. In third place is “BSP for Bulgaria” with 7.95%, 4.87 percent receives “There is such a people.”
ITN leads the vote abroad
More than 70 percent of the protocols of the sections abroad have been processed so far. The strongest is the result of the vote abroad for “There is such a people” – 26.90 percent, followed by MRF with 19.14 percent, the coalition “Democratic Bulgaria” with 16.61 percent, GERB – UDF with 9.22 percent. Strong support from our compatriots abroad was given to the Vazrazhdane party – 7.03 percent of the counted votes.
US elections:
The election in Washington is underway with heightened interest, with those wishing to cast their votes earlier waiting in line for more than 50 people.
The number of voters at the embassy was over 640. It seems that the number of ballots cast in these elections is higher than in previous years. In 2017, 381 people voted in the mission section of Dimitar Peshev Square, according to CEC data.
Voters said they were motivated to vote out of a desire to see change. Some of those who came said that they had traveled for about two hours to cast their voices.
Evelina Hopson believes that the work of activists from the Bulgarian community this year will lead to more voters. “Many people who did not vote had aspired to vote for the first time in a long time this year,” she said.
“I am very glad that I voted, I voted for something new, better and brighter,” Lina told BNR. According to the CEC, the number of ballots actually submitted in the United States in 2017 was 6,109, with the largest number being for the Chicago area.
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