The Central Election Commission announced the names of the 240 Members of Parliament (MPs) elected on April 19th, forming Bulgaria’s 52nd National Assembly. The distribution of seats among the major political formations is as follows: Progressive Bulgaria secured 131 seats, GERB-UDF received 39, Continue the Change – Democratic Bulgaria was allocated 37, the Movement for Rights and Freedoms claimed 21, and Vazrazhdane secured 12. The list of newly elected MPs was provided by multi-member constituency and political grouping.
While the official English spelling of the names is pending release on the National Assembly website, the composition of the new parliament is now established. Progressive Bulgaria emerged as the largest party with 131 MPs. GERB-UDF followed with 39 representatives.
Continue the Change – Democratic Bulgaria was elected 37 MPs, while the Movement for Rights and Freedoms gained 21 seats. Vazrazhdane was elected 12 MPs. The election results establish the makeup of the Bulgarian legislature.
These 240 elected MPs represent the political landscape of Bulgaria as the nation moves into its new parliamentary term. The allocation of seats reflects the voting patterns across the constituencies nationwide.
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