BSP leader Kornelia Ninova hid in Blagoevgrad. After eating a healthy electoral fight as the leader of the list in Plovdiv against Boyko Borisov, and then in Varna, now the first socialist decided to try in Blagoevgrad. She displaced Dr. Georgi Mihailov from the first place. But in Blagoevgrad BSP is not in a very good position and Ninova will suffer defeat again. In Burgas, Petar Kanev is the leader again, in Varna this time No. 1 is Ninova’s close friend Borislav Gutsanov.
Sotsvodačka will again be No. 1 in the red list and in the leading Sofia 25th district.
In Vratsa, instead of Alexander Simov, Atanas Zafirov is rising. In Gabrovo, until recently Ninova’s favorite, the car racer Krum Donchev, gives way to Valeri Mitov. In Pernik, Stoyan Mirchev is replaced by Lubomir Bonev. Christian Vigenin’s independent opinion left him a leader only in Yambol. In the city of Plovdiv, Ivan Petkov will fight for the love of the Reds.
The Minister of Agriculture in the Cabinet of “Change” Ivan Ivanov takes the place of Krum Zarkov in Ruse.
The National Council of the BSP today determined the leaders of the lists for the participation of the “BSP for Bulgaria” coalition in the upcoming elections for the 48th National Assembly. With 105 votes “For”, 0 votes “Against” and 5 votes “Abstention”, the National Council decided who will be at the head of the lists. It is noteworthy that Ninova’s approach to these elections is to have only her most loyal people and socialists completely unknown to the general public as leaders
01 MIR Blagoevgrad – Cornelia Ninova 02 MIR Burgas – Petar Kanev
03 MIR Varna – Borislav Gutsanov
04 MIR Veliko Tarnovo – Yavor Bozhankov
05 MIR Vidin – Filip Popov
06 MIR Vratsa – Atanas Zafirov
07 MIR Gabrovo – Valeri Mitov
08 MIR Dobrich – Maya Dimitrova
10 MIR Kyustendil – Boyko Klechkov 11 MIR Lovech – Vyara Yordanova
12 MIR Montana – Irena Anastasova
13 MIR Pazardjik – Dragomir Stoynev
14 MIR Pernik – Lubomir Bonev
15 MIR Pleven – Prof. Rumen Gechev
16 MIR Plovdiv-city – Ivan Petkov
17 MIR Plovdiv region – Veska Nencheva
18 MIR Razgrad – Dobrin Dobrev
19 MIR Ruse – Ivan Ivanov
20 MIR Silistra – Momchil Nekov
21 MIR Sliven – Deyan Dechev
22 MIR Smolyan – Emil Khumchev
23 MIR Sofia – Hristo Prodanov
24 MIR Sofia – Georgi Svilenski
25 MIR Sofia – Cornelia Ninova
26 MIR Sofia region – Ivan Chenchev 27 MIR Stara Zagora – Georgi Gyokov
28 MIR Targovishte – Svetoslav Stefanov
29 MIR Haskovo – Smilyana Nitova – Krasteva
30 MIR Shumen – Ivan Ivanov
31 MIR Yambol – Christian Vigenin
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