„The election campaign was quite modest, I would say defense, which I liked, because otherwise it is boring and noisy. In the entire recent history of Bulgaria, the fewest people voted in the European elections in 2007 – under 2 million“. This was stated in the studio of "This Morning" Prof. Mihail Konstantinov.
„Then it rained all day. It just didn't stop raining and people didn't come out. If fewer people go to vote now on October 27, it will be a big anti-record. And I really appeal to people to vote“, he pointed out.
“In the last elections, 2 million and 200 thousand people voted, if we now fall below 2 million, it will be very bad. I would even be happy if we kept 2 million and 200 thousand, Prof. Konstantinov.
"We do not use the possibility of one parliament to broadcast several governments. For the only time in our recent history, the 36th National Assembly elected two cabinets - Philip Dimitrov and Lyuben Berov. Every time the government falls, who knows why the parliament also falls - this is complete nonsense. This shows that our politicians are inept. You have to have some political talent when you run a country," the mathematician also noted.
He pointed out that there is currently one DPS according to documents. According to him, Ahmed Dogan's Alliance for Rights and Freedoms cannot enter the government, "because it is a little pro-Russian".
"Ahmed Dogan was still trained by Russian intelligence and Russian agents - these are documents. I'm talking about the current state of documents", commented Mihail Konstantinov.
According to him, GERB will have 72-73 seats in the parliament. And if an eighth party enters - it will draw from the first. He recalled that the most fragmented parliament was in 2014.
"Buying and selling votes is an invention of European political thought after the Second World War, it is not a Bulgarian invention, we only creatively develop and apply it," comments Prof. Konstantinov.
In his words, the vote "I do not support anyone" is completely meaningless and does not affect the threshold.