European Elections 2014

Bulgarians Have More Trust in PM Than in President - Poll

Politics » DOMESTIC | February 2, 2014, Sunday // 10:30
Bulgaria: Bulgarians Have More Trust in PM Than in President - Poll Bulgarian Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski, photo by BGNES

Embattled Bulgarian PM Plamen Oresharski still has a higher level of support among citizens than President Rosen Plevneliev, according to a recent public opinion survey.

The poll, carried by Bulgaria's Institute of Modern Politics, shows trust in PM Oresharski at 16.7%, with trust in Plevnenliev marginally lower, at 16.5%.

Bulgaria's ruling Bulgarian Socialist Party also has a marginal lead against arch-rivals, former ruling party GERB, with 19.4% and 19% of respondents saying they will vote for either party at upcoming European Elections 2014.

According to the survey, if there were general elections in Bulgaria now, 63% of people would go to cast their vote, while another 28.9% have expressed a resolute intention not to vote.

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Tags: Institute of Modern Politics, Bulgarian Socialist Party, GERB, Rosen Plevneliev, Plamen Oresharski, European elections 2014

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