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According an exit poll conducted by the Alpha Research pollster around 25.7% of voters supported GERB SOFIA, April 4. /TASS/. Bulgaria’s political party Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria (GERB) in coalition with the Union of Democratic Forces is winning parliamentary elections in that country, as follows from the exit poll results made public by BTV on Sunday. According an exit poll conducted by the Alpha Research pollster around 25.7% of voters supported GERB. According to the Market Links pollster, the party won support from 24.5% of voters. The Bulgarian Socialist party was s...

Bulgarian PM's party set to top vote but protest parties surge

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 coalition with the anti-government protest movement The Poison Trio of th...

SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgaria's centrе-right GERB party of Prime Minister Boyko Borissov was seen winning Sunday's national election with around 25% of the vote, exit polls by Gallup International and Alpha Research showed. Gallup international found GERB had won 25%. Alpha research estimated its share at 25.7%. Borissov's GERB is seen falling short of majority and is expected to struggle to find allies to form a stable governing coalition in a more fragmented parliament. The vote is seen important for the country's ability to restart its economy battered by the coronavirus and effectively tap i...

Exit polls forecast his centre-right GERB party to remain the largest party in parliament, but with only around 25% of the vote, compared with the 33.5% it won four years ago