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A total of 87.329% of the votes have been processed as of 7.45 a.m. Monday.
The results are the following: GERB leads with 32.61%. Second comes the Socialist party (BSP) with 15.27%, followed by DPS – 14.96%, Reformist bloc - 8.87%.
The Patriotic Front has so far received 7.32% of the votes, Bulgaria without Censorship gets 5.58%, Ataka - 4.56%, and ABV – 4.18%.
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