Voters in Bulgaria headed to the polls Sunday for an eighth general election in five years, with ex-president Rumen Radev tipped to win on anti-corruption pledges. The election comes after unrest toppled…

Bulgarians went to the polls on April 19 in the eighth parliamentary election in five years. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SOFIA, April 19 - Bulgarians will vote on Sunday in the eighth parliamentary election in five years, with the clear frontrunner, pro-Russian former president Rumen Radev, promising to end a spiral of weak, short-lived governments and stamp out widespread corruption. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Progressive Bulgaria, the party of Bulgaria's pro-Russian former president Rumen Radev was leading in the country's parliamentary election with 43% after 7% of votes were counted, official results showed

Exit polls put his Progressive Bulgaria on 37%, more than double the score of the closest runner-up, but he will likely need to form a coalition to govern.

Rumen Radev, who resigned the presidency to contest the election, may secure a parliamentary majority, ending years of weak coalitions and potentially shifting the country to become more friendly towards Moscow.

Rumen Radev, who resigned the presidency to contest the election, may secure a parliamentary majority, ending years of weak coalitions and potentially shifting the country to become more friendly towards Moscow.

Key question is whether he will now need to build coalition — and whether he will then choose allies from the pro-EU or pro-Moscow camp

Pro-Russian former President Rumen Radev is set for a runaway victory in Bulgaria's election, exit polls showed on Sunday, after promising to end a spiral of ‌weak, short-lived governments, although he will need coalition partners to form a majority in parliament. Radev, a eurosceptic and former fighter pilot who opposes…

Bulgarians vote for the eighth time in five years, seeking a stable parliament amid ongoing political turmoil and corruption concerns.

Bulgarians vote for the eighth time in five years, seeking a stable parliament amid ongoing political turmoil and corruption concerns.

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Bulgarian voters headed to polling stations today, Sunday, to elect a new parliament in an early vote, with opinion polls indicating that the new Progressive Bulgaria alliance led by former president Rumen Radev is in the lead. World News | Bulgarians Head to Polls to Elect New Parliament.

An exit poll in Bulgaria suggested that the center-left Progressive Bulgaria coalition led by ex-president Rumen Radev, will be the winner of Bulgaria’s parliamentary election.

Election day in Bulgaria has increasingly evolved beyond a purely democratic procedure into a more complex media environment, where legal constraints, technological workarounds, and editorial practices intersect. While the law remains formally unchanged—prohibiting the publication of polling data and exit polls until voting has concluded—the practical application has shifted.