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Parallel vote count at 100% by Alpha Research: GERB-UDF win 25.2% of the votes; "There is No Such a People" comes second with 17.1% - Novinite.com - Vimarsana News

Parallel vote count at 100% by Alpha Research: GERB-UDF win 25.2% of the votes; "There is No Such a People" comes second with 17.1% - Novinite.com

Send to Kindle Parallel vote count at 100% by Alpha Research polling agency shows that Boyko Borrisov’s GERB-Union of Democratic Forces coalition has won 25.2% share of the votes in Bulgaria’s parliamentary elections, held on April 4. The party of the TV presenter, Slavi Trifonov “There is Such a People” is second with 17.1%. Kornelia Ninova’s Bulgarian Socialist Party is in third place with 15.7% of votes. Fourth is the Movement for Rights and Freedoms with 10.7%. Hristo Ivanov’s “Democratic “Rise up! Thugs out!” led by former national ombudsperson, Maya Manolova, comes ...

Bulgaria after April 4 Elections: What Happens Now? - Novinite.com - Vimarsana News

Bulgaria after April 4 Elections: What Happens Now? - Novinite.com

Bulgaria’s April 2021 parliamentary elections: Winners and losers”. But, quite obviously, going by the headline above, it is not. Connoisseurs not only of irony but also of recent Bulgarian political history will appreciate the fact that, according to Alpha Research, six per cent of those who turned out this past summer to protest for the resignation of Boiko Borissov’s GERB-led government voted, this day April 4 2021, for it to stay in office. In point of fact, all we may take away from April 4 is that some gained and some lost. Soon after voting ended, Maya Manolova, a leader of the ...

Bulgarian Premier Wins Election With Tough Path to New Goverment - Vimarsana News

Bulgarian Premier Wins Election With Tough Path to New Goverment

Bulgarian Leader Wins Election With Tough Path to Government Bloomberg 2 hrs ago Slav Okov (Bloomberg) -- Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov’s party won Sunday’s elections, but thorny ties with his political rivals complicated his path to a fourth term as leader of the European Union’s poorest and most corrupt member. Already one of the EU’s longest-serving leaders, the former bodyguard of the Balkan state’s last communist dictator capitalized on support from conservative voters drawn to his brusque man-of-the-people style. Critics say he has done little to cr...

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Bulgaria's PM faces tough coalition talks as protest parties surge - Vimarsana News

Bulgaria's PM faces tough coalition talks as protest parties surge

Bulgaria's long-serving Prime Minister Boyko Borissov won a national election on Sunday, exit polls showed, and he is now likely to face complex coalition talks to secure another four-year mandate in the European Union's poorest member state. Exit polls showed Borissov's centre-right GERB will be the largest party in parliament, winning around 25% of the vote, compared with the 33.5% it won four years ago. After a decade of dominating Bulgarian...

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Bulgaria's GERB party set to win national vote: Exit polls - Vimarsana News

Bulgaria's GERB party set to win national vote: Exit polls

Bulgaria’s GERB party set to win national vote: Exit polls Al Jazeera English © A woman casts her ballot at a polling station during the parliamentary election, in Sofia, Bulgaria,... A woman casts her ballot at a polling station during the parliamentary election, in Sofia, Bulgaria, April 4, 2021 [Stoyan Nenov/REUTERS] Bulgaria’s long-serving Prime Minister Boyko Borissov won a national election on Sunday, exit polls showed, and he is now likely to face complex coalition talks to secure another four-year mandate. Exit polls showed Borissov’s centre-right GERB will be...

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