/ world today news/ An early vote would bring the same 6 parties into the parliament according to a national survey by “Trend”
40% like work government, 42% – no
51% believe that the vote on July 11 was honest, on the contrary opinion is only 15%
The same 6 parties that are in the current 46th National Assembly will enter the parliament in new early elections. This is shown by a nationally representative study by the Research Center “Trend” commissioned by “24 Chasa”.
The data from the research show that in terms of electoral attitudes, GERB-SDS is the first political force, but with a minimal lead over “There is such a people”.
In the elections on July 11, “There is such a people” received 24.08% and thus emerged as the first force ahead of GERB-SDS with a vote of 23.51%. The difference is 0.57%.
The “Trend” survey from the end of July shows again a fragile distance between GERB-SDS and “Ima talik narod” of 0.8%, but this time in favor of Borisov’s party.
BSP and “Democratic Bulgaria” remain in the battle for third place with 14.5% and 14.1%, respectively.
On July 11, the red party received 13.39%, and “Democratic Bulgaria” – 12.64%.
The data now show a firm fourth position of DPS with just over 10% and 4.4% for the formation “Stand up BG! We are coming!”.
On July 11, the vote for DPS was 10.71%, and for Maya Manolova’s formation, which was also called “Stand Up! Get out!” – 5.01%.
The survey on electoral attitudes in new elections indicates that “Vazrazhdane” remains below the barrier with 2.9%, VMRO with 1.9% and “Bulgarian Summer” with 1.1%.
Support for work
of the official office
gradually grows
In July, 40% evaluated it positively, and 42% – negatively.
In the last few months, there has been no significant change in the share of positive assessments of the president’s work, but the negative ones are decreasing. In July
the positive ones
ratings for Rumen
Radev are 50%, a
the negative 32%
Over half of adult Bulgarians (51%) declare that the elections were fair, only 15% are of the opposite opinion. Clearly, machine voting increases confidence in the electoral process, and the overwhelming opinion is that it should stay (57%) compared to just 12% who think paper voting should return.
Only 8% with
got in trouble
to vote
with car,
with the oldest among them predominating. In the 70+ age group, just over a quarter reported difficulties.
“Trend” specifies that the field survey was conducted between July 23 and 30 on the territory of Bulgaria and is a snapshot of attitudes towards that period. The proposal of “There is such a people” for Prime Minister in the person of Plamen Nikolov and the subsequent political events may have given a certain reflection of the attitudes, but the survey cannot account for it.
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