In Bulgaria's parliamentary elections held on October 27, 2024, Boyko Borissov's center-right GERB party emerged victorious, receiving approximately 26.5% of the vote, significantly ahead of the pro-Western coalition We Continue the Change, which garnered about 14.9%. Despite this win, the fragmented political landscape means Borissov will need to negotiate coalition partnerships to secure a governing majority in the 240-seat parliament. The far-right, pro-Russian party Vazrazhdane finished third with 13.5%, reflecting a rise in pro-Russian sentiments among Bulgarian voters. Voter turnout was reported at a low 38%, although slightly improved from previous elections. Borissov expressed willingness to collaborate with various parties, excluding Vazrazhdane, and emphasized the need for stability in the government. The political situation remains volatile, as Borissov's party may struggle to form a stable coalition amid the diverse political factions represented in parliament.