Results with 93.27% of Protocols Processed by CEC: GERB-SDS Leads, MECH Joins Parliament
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With 93.27% of voting protocols processed, GERB-SDS has won the parliamentary elections with 26.31% of the votes. The following parties are set to enter Bulgaria's 51st National Assembly:
- GERB-SDS – 26.31%
- Continue the Change – Democratic Bulgaria (PP-DB) – 14.79%
- "Vazrazhdane" – 13.65%
- DPS – New Beginning – 10.66%
- BSP – United Left – 7.7%
- Alliance for Rights and Freedoms (APS) – 7.02%
- There Is Such a People (ITN) – 6.94%
- Moral, Unity, Honor (MECH) – 4.66%
- "Velichie" – 4.07%
In addition, 78,152 voters selected the "I do not support anyone" option on their ballots.
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