Institute for Public Environment Development

„It was quite difficult to collect information about the work of the National Assembly during the outgoing year but it is extremely important on the eve of the parliamentary election," told the Bulgarian National Radio Iva Lazarova from the Institute for Public Environment Development commenting on what the lawmakers have done and how much money they've spent in 2020.

Five sociological agencies will carry out in parallel the counting of the results of the presidential elections at the exits of voting sections (exit poll).

Populist party "Bulgaria without Censorship" of former TV host Nikolay Barekov had the most expensive media campaign for the European Parliament elections.

According to a survey of the Institute for Public Environment Development, the "Bulgaria without Censorship" party spent around BGN 1 085 655 on media coverage.

Voting preferences and many other elements of the forthcoming European Elections remain "unknown" to voters in Bulgaria, an NGO head has argued.