The preliminary results of the vote for the 50th National Assembly in Bulgaria indicate a significant lead for the GERB party in many regions across the country. According to data provided by the Central Election Commission (CEC), GERB is dominating in various areas, including Blagoevgrad, Burgas, and Varna, where it holds a convincing lead. In Varna, the party "Revival" emerges as the second political force, trailing behind GERB.

In regions like Veliko Tarnovo and Vidin, GERB maintains its dominance, while "Revival" surpasses the support for "We Continue the Change-Democratic Bulgaria" (WCC-DB) by significant margins. Similar trends are observed in other areas where GERB leads, with "Revival" consistently ranking as the second-strongest political force.

GERB's stronghold extends to regions like Gabrovo, Dobrich, and Kyustendil, where it maintains a significant lead over other parties. In places like Pernik and Pleven, "There Is Such a People" (TISP) emerges as a leading force, with "Revival" securing the second position.

The city of Plovdiv witnesses a clear lead for GERB, with "Revival" following closely behind as the second political force. Similar patterns are observed in regions like Ruse, Sliven, and Stara Zagora, where GERB's dominance is notable.

However, there are exceptions to GERB's lead, with regions like Kardzhali showing significant support for the Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS). Additionally, the new party "Greatness" gains traction in regions like Ruse, Burgas, and Veliko Tarnovo, signaling its emergence as a noteworthy political entity.

Overall, the preliminary results suggest a varied landscape of political support across different regions of Bulgaria, with GERB maintaining its dominance in many areas while other parties also garner significant support in specific regions.