Bulgaria votes in snap election amid political impasse
Al Jazeera
Bulgarians go to polls for the second time in three months after longtime governing party GERB fails to find coalition partners.
Bulgarians have gone to the polls for a second time in three months, hoping the political parties can this time agree on a stable government coalition. Voting began on Sunday at 7am (04:00 GMT) and closes at 8pm (17:00 GMT) with exit poll results expected shortly after. After almost 10 years in power, the conservative GERB party of three-time Prime Minister Boyko Borisov came out first in the last election in April with 26 percent of ballots.
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