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GERB: We Will Not Uphold Any of Amendments to Electoral Code Proposed by President Radev
"President Radev has demonstrated that he is not capable of building consensus and has scheduled the elections for April 4. Since the summer, he has proposed that elections should be in November or December. On December 7, he set the date for March 28. Then the consultations began. Everyone said they were ready to go to the polls on that date. Today Radev announced a new date - April 4.
President of Bulgaria Holds Consultations for Elections with Parliamentary Parties
The consultations for the upcoming parliamentary elections scheduled for today by President Rumen Radev began.
Today the parliamentary parties are talking with him, GERB is the first party.
The Head of State Rumen Radev stressed that the purpose of the consultations initiated by him is to increase the credit of the voters to the election process.
Alpha Research: Ruling Coalition without GERB or BSP Is Highly Unlikely
More than 40 percent of Bulgarians expect that there will be no landslide winner in the upcoming parliamentary elections, they rather think that several parties will have close results. In this situation, an equal number of people are to form governing coalitions with the political formations garnering the most votes - GERB and BSP.
GERB Proposes Special Prosecutor to Investigate Prosecutor General
The MPs of the ruling party GERB announced a new legislative initiative offering the creation of a new figure in the judicial system - a prosecutor investigating the Prosecutor General, reports BGNES.
Council of Europe with Heavy Critics over GERB's Draft of New Constitution
Venice Commission as integral part of Council of Europe published report on the proposed draft for new constitution by the ruling party GERB.
GERB Named its Mayoral Candidates for Plovdiv, Rousse and Haskovo
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov's party GERB on August 15 named its candidates for mayors of Plovdiv, Rousse, and Haskovo in the forthcoming local government elections in October 2019, reports BNT
The incumbent mayors in the three cities are from the GERB party, but they are not among the newly named candidates.
3 Parties Want a Machine Vote only for Presidential and European Elections
Deputies from GERB, "United Patriots" and "Volya" undertake a legislative initiative to change the Electoral Code, which proposes to abolish the possibility of a machine vote in local and parliamentary elections. The news was announced by the chairwoman of the legal commission and GERB member Anna Alexandrova at a briefing in the parliament, BGNES reported.
It Is Decided: The Party Subsidy Will Be BGN 1 per Vote
The deputies approved the drastic reduction in parties' and coalitions' state funding from BGN 11 to BGN 1 per actual vote. The change was made with the second-reading amendments to the State Budget Act, BGNES reported.
The proposal for a smaller party subsidy was submitted by the Council of Ministers, and was supported by 119 votes. deputies voted against and 16 abstained.
Mariya Gabriel Remains EU Commissioner, Lilyana Pavlova Gets her seat in the EP
Mariya Gabriel has given up the post in the European Parliament, NOVA said. Thus, the sixth member of GERB, who goes to Brussels, becomes Lilyana Pavlova.
Mariya Gabriel gathered the most serious preferential vote and took the first position of the GERB MEPs for the EP. The party won a total of six seats.
European Elections in Bulgaria: Results Based on 100% Tally Sheets Processed
Bulgaria's Central Election Commission on May 28 published data based on 100% of the tally sheets processed by the regional election commissions show that five Bulgarian parties will have seats in the next European Parliament, reports BNT,
Voter turnout in Bulgaria's elections for Members of the European Pareliment held on May 26 was 33,27%.