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Less than 30% of Bulgarian voters want early elections, poll shows

published on 6/22/22 3:00 PM

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41.3% of adult Bulgarians do not want early parliamentary elections and 26.5% are on the opposite position, according to a survey by Gallup International Balkan.

As for a scenario in which the cabinet resigns, 36.7% approve and 39.8% are against it.

Regarding the war in Ukraine, 58.8% of respondents said they disapprove of Russian President Vladimir Putin's actions, while 23.3% approve.

The data are part of Gallup's monthly independent research program.

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