PR experts: The pre-election campaign is almost gone

The first week since the start of the pre-election campaign has passed. Do the messages of the parties reach the voters and how do the formations fight for votes?

PR experts Diana Damyanova, Nidal Alghafari and Assoc. Alexander Hristov commented that the campaign is sluggish, almost non-existent, and the parties rather rely on hard cores.

"This campaign looks like Bulgaria from the 70s. Trees are planted, the leader is signed to guarantee something. This campaign even an anarchist who will go to the parliament to not create a government. All this will again lead to low voter turnout. It will probably continue like this, Damyanova said.

"In this situation, in which the parties are at the moment, there is no successful formula for PR, because they have done enough to each other that they need many elections to wash away what they said to each other. They did. That they arrested each other. The fact that they accused themselves of theft. Everyone in kupom must somehow decide how to start apologizing to the voters”, Nidal Alghafari believes.

"Politicians don't address people, they talk to each other. They don't even say what they plan to do or have done. In fact, torture would be wonderful if there was some sort of regrouping behind it. Chances for a government are there, but negligible. No ideas unless they appear by October 27th. We can expect difficult talks between the political forces and a difficult cabinet formation," commented Associate Professor Alexander Hristov on bTV.