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Gallup: Tsacheva was backed mainly by GERB supporters, Radev was elected by supporters of different political parties

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GERB’s Presidential nominee Tsetska Tsacheva was supported mainly by members of that political party, whereas Bulgaria’s President-elect Rumen Radev was backed by citizens supporting different political parties, a survey of Gallup International sociological agency shows. According to 37% of the respondents, Bulgaria should hold early Parliamentary elections. 47% of the surveyed nationals are categorically against early elections. The people who agree with the idea about early Parliamentary elections are mainly supporters of oppositional parties. Gallup agency also announced that the educational structure of the people who supported Radev, Tsacheva, or chose the option “I support none of the candidates”, was similar.




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