Sofia: Bulgarian Right Gold Party from former Prime Minister Boyko Boissov seemed to win the national election on Sunday with around 22-23% of the votes, the polls came out with Gallup International and Alpha Research showed.
Alpha’s research estimates GIP share at 23.5%.
Gallup International found it had won 22.1%.
The new anti-establishment of a country (ITN) was very close to 21.5-22.3% in the election, which was the second held in three months.
The Goss has dominated Bulgarian politics over the past decade.
It was seen that it failed to win a majority and it was unlikely to be able to form a powerful coalition to replace the appointed temporary administration after an inconclusive election in April.
Bulgaria right gerb party looks narrow narrow in polls out of general elections
