Five political parties would have entered the Bulgarian Parliament if the elections were held today, the results of a survey by Exacta Research polling agency showed on 4th of April. According to the respondents, the centre-right GERB would...
Five political parties would have entered the Bulgarian Parliament if the elections were held today, the results of a survey by Exacta Research polling agency showed on 4th of April.
According to the respondents, the centre-right GERB would receive 24,3% of the votes, the centre-left Bulgarian socialists party – 13,2%, the liberal Movement for Rights and Freedoms - 5,7% and the centre- right Reformist Bloc – 5,5%.
The centre-left ABC party with 2,6% and the nationalist Ataka with 2,5% of the votes of the polled would remain under the 4% electoral threshold. Approximately 27% of the respondents said they would not vote.
The nationwide survey was conducted from 17th to 25th of March among a sample of 1,000 Bulgarians.
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