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### The Final Seat Shuffle: Who’s In and Who Regrets Dressing Up?
The final redistribution of the new deputies is now clear. And just like that, the 51st Parliament has rolled out its new cast of characters—a bit like a recurring sitcom, but with less laugh track and more lamenting the state of the nation. The CEC voted on the roll call of the 51st Parliament and the new 240 deputies. Want to see a list that might inspire either applause or a series of eye-rolls? Check it out HERE.
In a political game where decision-making is sometimes slower than a snail on sedatives, we have some gripping plot twists. Until this afternoon, our dear politicians who fancied themselves as the Jonathan Ross of electoral drama, had to choose which list to broadcast from. Spoiler alert: GERB leader Boyko Borisov has chosen the 25th MIR-Sofia to strut his parliamentary stuff. This move gives a gift of one seat to a fellow GERB deputy from Plovdiv. Ah, politics—making friends and influencing people since… well, let’s not dig too deep.
And speaking of strategic choices, Kiril Petkov has opted to represent 23 MIRs in Sofia. That’s quite ambitious—one could say he’s running for ‘Most likely to set an unreasonable agenda.’ Meanwhile, Asen Vasilev has picked the charming Haskovo for his representative turn. Not sure what’s more charming, the location or the man’s enthusiasm for the job—betting on the former at this stage seems wise.
Now let’s not forget other key players in this political chess game. Kostadin Kostadinov, leader of “Vazrazhdane,” will be gracing Varna with his presence, while Delyan Peevski, from “Movement for Rights and Freedoms – New Beginning” (yes, that’s a mouthful), will don his best suit while representing Blagoevgrad. Meanwhile, Jevdet Chakarov will bring his flair from Silistra. You know, for the sake of variety—because who doesn’t need more political representatives with outlandish names?
Oh, and there’s Toshko Yordanov stepping up from Varna. That’s absolutely delightful because let’s face it, the only thing that could liven up Varna more is a dance-off while debating trending issues. And who could forget our dear Radostin Vassilev, leading the MECH from Sofia? Sounds just cryptic enough to evoke conversations about conspiracy theories throughout the coffee shops.
In a surprising turn of events that had us all on the edge of our seats, Slavi Trifonov and Ahmed Dogan—among a total of 14 individuals—have graciously given up their seats. Is it because they wanted to focus on their burgeoning comedy careers? Or perhaps they realized that being an MP isn’t quite as glamorous as it looks on those social media ads? Either way, it’s the kind of political turnover that feels like a dramatic season finale.
So, what’s the final seating arrangement in this grand National Assembly theatre?
We’ve got GERB – SDS leading with 69 MPs, while PP – DB strut in with 37. “Vazrazhdane” rolls in with 35, DPS – New Beginning follows close behind with 30. The left alliance around BSP has 20, “Alliance for Rights and Freedoms” holds 19, ITN makes it with 18, and MECH concludes the lineup with 12 seats.
But wait—because of the higher voter turnout, the political parties will have to rethink their budgets, as it’s now calculated on a fascinating BGN 8 per vote. Let’s all take a moment to marvel at how democracy really knows how to make everything much more… expensive!
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Source: NOVA
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The final redistribution of the new deputies has now been officially determined. The Central Election Commission (CEC) conducted a vote that confirmed the roster of the 51st Parliament, solidifying the selection of 240 new deputies. For the full list, you can check the official CEC announcement HERE.
Leading up to this afternoon’s vote, politicians who had campaigned on multiple lists faced the crucial decision of which list to associate with. Notably, Boyko Borisov, the leader of the GERB party, will occupy a deputy seat from the 25th MIR-Sofia, consequently freeing up a position for a fellow GERB representative in the Plovdiv region, as reported by NOVA.
Kiril Petkov has opted to represent 23 MIRs in Sofia, while also vacating a seat in Pernik. Meanwhile, Asen Vasilev will be the deputy representative for Haskovo.
Kostadin Kostadinov, leader of the “Vazrazhdane” party, will serve as an MP representing the Varna constituency. Delyan Peevski from “Movement for Rights and Freedoms – New Beginning” will take on the role for Blagoevgrad, and Jevdet Chakarov has been confirmed as the representative for Silistra.
In addition, Toshko Yordanov will be entering Parliament as an MP from Varna, while Radostin Vassilev, the leader of MECH, has declared his representation in Sofia.
As anticipated, prominent figures like Slavi Trifonov, Ahmed Dogan, and Burgas’s Mayor Dimitar Nikolov have chosen to relinquish their parliamentary seats. In total, 14 individuals made this decision.
The final distribution of seats in the National Assembly is as follows:
GERB – SDS holds 69 MPs, PP – DB has 37, “Vazrazhdane” possesses 35, DPS – New Beginning claims 30, the left alliance surrounding BSP retains 20, “Alliance for Rights and Freedoms” has 19, ITN occupies 18, and MECH has secured 12 seats in the National Assembly. Interestingly, due to increased voter turnout in this election cycle, the financial support for political entities will now be calculated at BGN 8 per vote, resulting in a greater expense for the government budget.
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Source: NOVA
Toshko Yordanov is set to represent Varna, bringing his distinctive style to the coastal city. Radostin Vassilev will lead the MECH from Sofia, adding to the mix of characters in this political ensemble.
In a surprising twist, Slavi Trifonov and Ahmed Dogan, along with a total of 14 other individuals, have decided to vacate their seats. One can only speculate if they’re off to pursue their stand-up comedy gigs or if the reality of parliamentary life just didn’t match the glamorous image portrayed on social media. Such a turnover certainly feels like a plot twist worthy of a season finale in a political drama!
Now, let’s take a look at the seating arrangement for this new assembly:
– **GERB – SDS:** 69 MPs
– **PP – DB:** 37 MPs
– **”Vazrazhdane”:** 35 MPs
– **DPS – New Beginning:** 30 MPs
– **Left Alliance (BSP):** 20 MPs
– **Alliance for Rights and Freedoms:** 19 MPs
– **ITN:** 18 MPs
– **MECH:** 12 MPs
And just when you thought the plot couldn’t thicken any further—thanks to a higher voter turnout, political parties will be reevaluating their budgets, now assessed at a delightful BGN 8 per vote. Isn’t democracy just enchanting?
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Source: NOVA
