Bulgaria’s recent local elections on 29 October led to a series of runoffs on 5 November in large and small cities, including the capital, Sofia, and the second and third largest cities, Plovdiv and Varna. In a political landscape marked by frequent elections in the past two years and increasing fragmentation, these six key takeaways from the local ballots highlight the complexities and challenges facing political parties within Bulgaria’s divided society.
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