Five parties likely to enter Parliament
Support for the “Progressive Bulgaria” coalition (led by former President Rumen Radev) has declined, though it remains the leading political force, according to a survey by Market Links polling agency. If elections were held this Sunday, 21.1% of voters would back the coalition. GERB ranks second with 18.6%, followed by “We Continue the Change – Democratic Bulgaria” (WCC–DB) with 12%.
The Movement for Rights and Freedoms (MRF) would secure 7.2% of the vote, while “Vazrazhdane” stands at 4.9%, just above the parliamentary threshold.
According to the poll, several parties would remain below the threshold, including “BSP – United Left” with 3%, as well as MECH (Morality, Unity, Honour), “Velichie”, the “Alliance for Rights and Freedoms”, “Blue Bulgaria”, “Radiance” and “There Is Such a People”.
Some 56% of respondents said they were certain to vote. Voter turnout could reach around three million people—levels not seen since April 2021, Market Links noted.
The survey was conducted between 7 and 15 March, ahead of the April 19th early parlimentary elections, among 1,006 adult Bulgarians and was jointly funded by Market Links and bTV.
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