Politics of Bulgaria

Bulgaria's centre-right GERB party, tipped to win most votes in October 5 parliamentary elections, is vowing to restore public trust and the stability of institutions.

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Boyko Borisov, leader of center-right party GERB (Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria), has insisted that the party will not try to form a coalition government or participate in such a format.

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Six parties are expected to enter the Bulgarian National Assembly after early elections on Sunday, polling agency Sova Harris predicts.

A new survey shows that the centre-right Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria, GERB, is likely to win Sunday's early elections.

The party is predicted to win 98 of the 240 seats in parliament, 32 more seats than the Bulgarian Socialist Party BSP, likely to come second with 66 seats.

Boyko Borisov, leader of GERB, said on Thursday that he was ready to hold talks with other parties after the elections in order to form a grand coalition, reports Reuters.

According to recent polls, GERB would win the upcoming October 5 elections, but may not have a full majority in Parliament.

Three political parties are certain to enter Bulgaria's next Parliament, including center-right party Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria (GERB), the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) and liberal party Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS), according to Gallup International.

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Centre-right GERB party has a comfortable lead ahead of other political formations 20 days ahead of early elections, a new survey showed on Tuesday.

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A total of 5 parties and coalitions are tipped to make it into Bulgaria's National Assembly after the October 5 early elections, data by polling agency Alpha Research [BG] shows.

Bulgaria's GERB party will not succumb to revanchism if it wins the elections, leader Boyko Borisov said in his speech at the launch of the party's election campaign, Sunday.

Bulgaria's GERB party has launched its election campaign in Sofia's Arena Armeets hall in front of some 14,000 party members and supporters, Sunday.

GERB leader Boyko Borisov, deputy chair Tsvetan Tsvetanov and Sofia Mayor Yordanka Fandakova entered to the sound of 'O sole mio', Focus news reports.