After 2020, the EU’s poorest member state has been in constant political turmoil.
Bulgaria’s former conservative prime minister Boiko Borisov the party has again succeeded well in the parliamentary elections, according to door-to-door polls on Sunday. According to polls, Borisov’s GERB party would get 25-27 percent of the votes.
In recent years, Bulgarians have been hard at the ballot box, as Sunday’s election was already the seventh in four years.
After 2020, the EU’s poorest member state has been in constant political turmoil, and the governments have not lasted.
– People want a government, stability and security, Borisov summarized when he went to vote.
Despite the possible election victory, Borisov may have difficulty finding stable government partners in the country’s highly fragmented political field.