Parliament is moving at low levels of approval of its performance, with a slight increase of 3 points to 14% approval in July. The reason is probably the institution's more active work in the last month.
A positive assessment of the work of Nikolay Denkov's office was expressed by 22% of all interviewees. The government finds the strongest support among supporters of "We Continue the Change-Democratic Bulgaria" (over three quarters), while GERB supporters seem to be split down the middle. The electorates of the other formations express overwhelmingly negative assessment.
After a 7% drop in the positive assessment of the president's performance last month, the current survey registers a stabilization in the assessment of the head of state - 37% express a positive assessment and 51% a negative one.
There is no significant dynamics in electoral attitudes. GERB (24.8%) remains the leader with a lead of just over 5% of voters. They are followed by "We Continue the Change-Democratic Bulgaria" with 19.1% of those who said they would vote in a possible election. The third place remains for "Revival" with 15.5% of those who voted, followed by DPS (13.7%) and BSP (8.6%). "There is such a nation" remains right on the threshold of the parliamentary barrier with 4% of voters. The "support no one" option continues to grow for another month, reaching 6.3% in July.
More than half (52%) of Bulgarians believe that early parliamentary elections are not necessary, while a quarter think they are. A new parliamentary vote is supported among the majority of supporters of Revival and BSP. / BGNES