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An exit poll of the Gallup agency as of 7 PM, shows that in next Bulgarian Parliament will sit representatives of 8 parties and coalitions.
According to the preliminary results, the centre-right GERB gets 33.9%, the Bulgarian Socialist Party – 15.9%, the ethnic Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) gets 14%, the centre-right Reformist Bloc coalition – 8.8%, the nationalist Patriotic Front – 6.3%, Bulgaria Without Censorship – 5.6%, the nationalist Ataka – 4.9% and the left-wing party of former Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov, ABV – 4.9%.
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