The deadline for parties, coalitions and initiative committees to remove the campaign materials they have placed expires today, according to the chronogram adopted by the Central Election Commission (CEC) for the vote on April 19, bTV recalls.
On Friday, the CEC announced the names of the 240 MPs elected on April 19 in the 52nd Parliament of Bulgaria. “Progressive Bulgaria“ will have 131 MPs, GERB – SDS – 39, “We continue the change – Democratic Bulgaria“ (PP–DB) – 37, “Movement for Rights and Freedoms“ (MPS) – 21, and “Vazrazhdane“ – 12.
A total of 57 of the newly elected MPs are women, and 183 are men. About 24% of the new 240 MPs will be women. According to a report on the parliament's website, there are currently 55 female deputies in the 51st National Assembly.
The average age of the new 240-th is 49 years.
The youngest deputy is Anna Bodakova, 23, from “We continue the change - Democratic Bulgaria“.
The oldest is 77-year-old Rumen Milanov from “Progressive Bulgaria“. He will be the doyen of the 52nd National Assembly and will ring the first bell.