The difference between these elections and the vote on April 4 are the two parties – GERB and BSPwho lose a total of about 20 seats. This was stated by Boryana Dimitrova, a sociologist from “Alpha Research” to BNT.
Two parties are winning – ITN and “Democratic Bulgaria”, which are increasing their weight. Two parties remain in the same position – “Stand up! Get out!” and MRFshe added.
Counting to the last vote: GERB / UDF leads by 23.91% with 95.22% processed protocols
Third is the BSP with 13.65%, followed by the DB with 12.55%
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What will the parliament look like – there is no possibility to have a majority of the three parties in the protest, that is, from the situation in which the support of one of the old parties will be sought – the country is in the same situation. This is the recapitulation of these elections, Dimitrova said.
According to sociologist Andrey Raichev, GERB has lost its advantage. But by the way, Boyko Borissov’s party did not lose, he has no doubt that a government will be formed, Slavi does not even negotiatehe thinks.
A government will be voted on, but there will be no parliamentary majority, added Raichev. Boryana Dimitrova described the political situation as extremely risky. Third elections will lead to a greater degree of delegitimization, the sociologist said.
Are you satisfied with the election result?
Of course
25.0%
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The election was not fair
15.0%
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The smell of protests
8.1%
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The date 24.10 is ideal for the next elections
47.4%
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What choices? It’s summer after all
4.5%
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Raichev believes that “no matter how much it spins”, the result will be lower trust than the voter. Regarding the BSP – he believes that they are in a delicate situation, Cornelia Ninova received a very low result. Last time they lost the silver medal, but the big tension is in them.
Both sociologists commented that Boyko Borissov is waiting for the result, but “the force will be in the opposition”.
Boryana Dimitrova thinks that a government will be formed, but it may be only for 6-7 months, the results do not imply stability and reformsas it is very sturdy.
Raichev asked what unites the protesters and the BSP – at the moment – “judicial reform”. And when this is over? There is no unifying idea there, the sociologist believes. According to him, this is a prerequisite for a short parliament. He noted that without the purchased vote, GERB makes a strong performance.
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