Heute (19. April) gehen die Bürger von 🇧🇬 Bulgarien zu den Wahlurnen, um an den Parlamentswahlen teilzunehmen … WIEDER. Diese sind achte Parlamentswahlen in Bulgarien in fünf Jahren. Allerdings liegt es dieses Mal nicht daran, dass es nicht gelungen ist, eine Regierungsmehrheit zu bilden, sondern dass die Regierung tatsächlich zurücktritt Proteste.
Bei Interesse finden Sie hier einen Link zu unserem vorheriger Thread (Okt. 2024), einen Link zu frĂĽheren finden Sie weiter unten im Beitrag.
Bulgarisches Parlament (Einkammerparlament). Narodno Subranie) besteht aus 240 Mitgliedern (121 sind für die Mehrheit erforderlich), die durch Verhältniswahlrecht auf geschlossenen Listen aus 31 Wahlkreisen mit mehreren Mitgliedern mit einer Wahlschwelle von 4 % für eine Amtszeit von vier Jahren gewählt werden.
Relevante Parteien oder BĂĽndnisse, die an den Wahlen teilnehmen, sind:
| Name | Führer | Position | Ergebnis 2024 | Aktuelle Umfrage | Ergebnis | Sitzplätze (Änderung) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fortschrittliches Bulgarien (PB) | Pansen Radew | Mitte-Links (populistisch) | neu | 32–38 % | TBA | neu |
| GERB-SDS | Bojko Borissow | Mitte-rechts (konservativ) | 25,5 % | 19–21 % | TBA | (66) |
| PP-DB | Asen Wassilew | Mitte (liberal) | 13,8 % | 11-13 % | TBA | (36) |
| DPS | Delyan Peevski | Mitte-rechts (türkische Minderheit) | 11,1 % | 9–11 % | TBA | (29) |
| Wiederbelebung (V) | Kostadin Kostadinow | rechtsextrem (nationalistisch, pro-russisch, impfgegnerisch) | 12,9 % | 6-7 % | TBA | (33) |
| BSP-Vereinigte Linke | Krum Zarkov | Mitte-Links (postkommunistisch, sozialkonservativ) | 7,3 % | 3-4 % | TBA | (19) |
| Schwert (MECh) | Radostin Wassilew | rechts (nationalkonservativ, pro-russisch) | 4,5 % | 3-4 % | TBA | (11) |
| Strahlend | Nikolay Popov | Anti-Korruption | neu | 3-4 % | TBA | neu |
| Es gibt solche Leute (ITN) | Slavi Trifonov | rechts (nationalkonservativ) | 6,6 % | 1-3% | TBA | (17) |
| Größe | Ivelin Michailow | rechts (nationalistisch, pro-russisch) | 3,9 % | 1-3% | TBA | (10) |
| APS | Hallo Sadakov | Mitte-rechts (tĂĽrkische Minderheit) | 7,2 % | 1-2 % | TBA | (19) |
Die Wahlbeteiligung bei der letzten Wahl (Oktober 2024) betrug nur 38.8%, (andere vorgezogene Wahlen der letzten Zeit endeten mit 33-41 %). Bei den regulären Wahlen 2013–2021 lag die Wahlbeteiligung früher bei etwa 49–53 %.
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Bulgarian snap parliamentary election, take seven
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Posting it here too so trolls cannot deny it !
Closing of Radev’s Campaign event yesterday from r/Bulgaria :
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Closing the event with photo of Radev – The National Traitor shaking hands with Vladimir Putin.
Rumen Radev also said out loud that Crimea is Russian.
Oof, 39% voter turnout seems abysmal. Is that normal for Bulgaria or is it because it was a snap election?
Good bye Brussels, good bye Washington, good bye Kiev – Bulgaria will be free from foreign influence and yes, friendship with Russia is in our bucket list.
I see everyone dooming about this election but I don’t get how it’s a terrible thing that in a country that the far right was rising at an alarming rate, with literal fascist parties getting 20% of the vote, they will now be on the verge of missing parliament because a centre left, **less** pro Russia party will win in a landslide. Would I prefer if it was a pro EU party? Sure, but Bulgaria’s political system simply doesn’t allow for a pro EU majority without any problems. There’s a big pro EU block, but that block hates each other because over half of it is corrupt or comically corrupt in some cases. The fact that a party lead by someone who has said he won’t be more pro Russia than Babis, Fico and Magyar and who might have to depend on the most normal pro EU party to govern and that’s something he seems somewhat willing to do will win seems kinda best case scenario right now. Radev won’t be an Orban because not only he’s not as smart and good at politics he’s also not evil to that extent, he will be regular bad for eastern European standard, not a literal Russian and Trumpist agent in the midst of the EU. Hopefully a stable government dependent on PP-DB will give the pro EU camp time to recover but I think for now it’s good that the insane pro Russia fascist parties were eaten by an average pro Russia centrist.
Eight parliamentary elections in five years is not a democracy trying to find its way. It is a complete systemic collapse!
For everyone outside of the Balkans wondering how an EU and NATO member state is on the verge of electing a fiercely pro-Russian populist who literally closes his campaign rallies with pictures of Putin, you have to look at that abysmal 39% voter turnout.
Radev is not surging in the polls because the average Bulgarian suddenly loves the Kremlin. He is winning because the Bulgarian public is completely exhausted. When the pro-Western, pro-EU establishment is so comically corrupt that some of the leading opposition figures are literally sanctioned by the US and UK under the Magnitsky Act for massive graft, voters just give up and stay home.
And when 60% of the country stays home, the only people left voting are the hardcore nationalists and the organized, bought-and-paid-for voter blocks.
This is incredibly dangerous for the rest of Europe. With Viktor Orbán finally getting ousted in Hungary, Vladimir Putin is absolutely desperate for a new veto-wielding Trojan Horse inside the European Council to block aid and sabotage sanctions. Radev saw that job opening, stepped down from the presidency, and is now auditioning for the role.
This is the ultimate cautionary tale for the rest of the EU. If you let domestic corruption fester for too long, the voters will eventually get so apathetic that they will hand the keys of the country over to a foreign proxy just to spite the establishment.
So what are possible coalitions?
It seems like GERB-PP-DPS might have a majority as a broad pro-EU (as possible…) coalition, but that was the Denkov government that failed.
On the other hand Radev and Revival (+BSP if they get into parliament) might get a majority, would they work together, at least as a minority government?
If not where does Radev get his majority, getting a deal with the Turkish party? Promising domestic reforms to PP while also promising not to go full Fico abroad? I assume Radev-Borisov is a non-starter, or is that gonna be the corruption coalition?
I don’t know if it’s at all been talked about in the campaign and I suppose not knowing how to put together a government has been the whole problem for the last years, but I don’t see how that’s gonna change after this election.
I suppose it won’t.
See y’all next year at the next elections
Where can we watch vote presence and the results?