CEC announces who gets how many deputies in parliament - Elections 2021 - Bulgaria - NOVA News

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The decision was published half an hour after midnight

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“There is such a people” gets 65 seats in the next parliament, and GERB – UDF – 63. This is clear from a decision of the CEC published half an hour after midnight.

“BSP for Bulgaria” will have 36 MPs, “Democratic Bulgaria” – 34, MRF – 29, and “Stand up! Get out!” – 13.

The CEC re-voted the decisions for Borissov and the mayor of Blagoevgrad

Distribution of the mandates of the parties and coalitions by multi-member constituencies:

Distribution of votes on candidate lists of parties, coalitions and independent candidates according to the name and numbering in the ballots and “I do not support anyone”:

Determines four percent of the actual votes received in the elections for MPs in the country and abroad, held on July 11, 2021 (excluding the votes “I do not support anyone”) – 109266.08 (one hundred and nine thousand two hundred and sixty-six total and eight hundredths) votes.

Determines the parties and coalitions that received not less than four percent of the actual votes in the country and abroad: