Incumbent Iliana Iotova holds a clear lead in trader consensus for the November 1 runoff, reflecting her position as acting president backed by Prime Minister Rumen Radev’s Progressive Bulgaria party, which commands a parliamentary majority. Her first-round performance of roughly 35 percent edged Andrey Gyurov’s 32 percent despite record-low turnout near 23 percent, suggesting stronger base mobilization potential in the second round. Gyurov, the pro-Western reformist challenger and former caretaker prime minister, benefits from opposition support but must consolidate votes from eliminated candidates amid foreign-policy divides over Russia’s war in Ukraine. A scheduled televised debate on October 29 offers the final major catalyst before the runoff.
Incumbent Iliana Iotova holds a clear lead in trader consensus for the November 1 runoff, reflecting her position as acting president backed by Prime Minister Rumen Radev’s Progressive Bulgaria party, which commands a parliamentary majority. Her first-round performance of roughly 35 percent edged Andrey Gyurov’s 32 percent despite record-low turnout near 23 percent, suggesting stronger base mobilization potential in the second round. Gyurov, the pro-Western reformist challenger and former caretaker prime minister, benefits from opposition support but must consolidate votes from eliminated candidates amid foreign-policy divides over Russia’s war in Ukraine. A scheduled televised debate on October 29 offers the final major catalyst before the runoff.
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so yotova and radev are using the rhetoric for low iq people that if the opps win, the country is going to war in Ukraine and transsexuals will flood the country; sounds like the past election in Romania
Категорична победа за Йотова. Гюров изчерпа потенциала. 500к ППетроханци винаги ще отидат да гласуват, ако ще за домоуправител да е. Абсурд да съберат много повече от тези 500к. Йотова ще вземе 1/3 до 1/2 от тези на Костадинов, повечето от Ивелин и от Радо (въпреки че Радо призова да се гласува за Гюров) . Не излиза ППетроханската математика. Отделно , на дебата четвъртък , очаквам Йотова да изнесе лекция и да демонстрира защо Гюров не е успял да завърши магистратура, поради което беше отстранен от БНБ.
Gyurov–Kandev campaign accuses PM Rumen Radev of violating Bulgaria’s Election Code by using official government channels and public resources to campaign for Iliana Iotova.
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