Bulgaria: Survey Reveals Stable Political Landscape with Low Confidence in Denkov's Government

A recent December survey conducted by Mediana agency sheds light on Bulgaria's political landscape, showing few significant shifts. The survey indicates that if elections were held today, six parties would secure parliamentary seats, with GERB leading at 22.9%, followed by WCC-DB at 15.6%.

The margin between these two parties has expanded to 8%. Vazrazhdane stands at 13.5%, DPS at 12.2%, BSP at 11.3%, and TISP at 5.9%. Interestingly, 'None of the Above' registers at 10%.

However, the survey's standout finding is the markedly low confidence in Prime Minister Nikolai Denkov's government, scoring a meager 3.1 out of 6. A majority, 51%, perceive the cabinet's work as detrimental to the country, while only 18% see it as beneficial.

Moreover, the survey reflects shifting sentiments regarding new elections. While 27% oppose them, the number of respondents favoring fresh polls has risen to 41%. These insights underscore a relatively static political landscape with growing dissatisfaction toward the current administration.

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