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Maya Manolova, two of the Poison Trio, the presidents of the parties that carry the mandate, activists: these are the leaders and the people at the top of the coalition of the “Get up! Get out!” Coalition.
Maya Manolova is the leader of the list in the 23rd electoral district of the capital. After her are the former kisser Andrey Valchev, the leader of “Volt” and former deputy of the Reform Bloc Nastimir Ananiev and the former municipal councilor from Georgi Kadiev’s list – Voyslav Todorov. The latest is Nikolay Vaptsarov, who chaired the initiative committee that nominated Manolova for mayor of Sofia.
The leader of the list in the 24 MIR is the specialist in public relations Arman Babikyan, and in the so-called clash of leaders in the 25 MIR, where the candidates are Boyko Borisov, Cornelia Ninova, Hristo Ivanov and Vasil Bozhkov, the lawyer Nikolay Hadjigenov. Both are among the initiators of the summer protests of the so-called Poison Trio.
Nikolay Hadjigenov is also a leader in Plovdiv, where his competitors will again be Boyko Borisov, Cornelia Ninova and Hristo Ivanov. She is followed by Maria Capone of the United People’s Party (EPP). Maya Manolova also leads the list at Stara Zagora, where Slavi Trifonov is also the leader.
The leader of the “Bulgarian Citizen Movement” Dimitar Delchev is a leader in Blagoevgrad, and the president of the “Movement 21” Tatiana Doncheva tops the list in Varna. Doncheva’s MP Danail Georgiev is also a candidate for MP.
The president of the EPP, Valentina Vasileva, ranks second in the 25th MIR. The leader of the Agricultural People’s Union, Rumen Yonchev, who was a deputy of both the BSP and Nikolay Barekov’s party, tops the list in the Plovdiv region.
The leader in Pazardzhik is wrestling coach and former BSP MP Georgi Markov.
In Burgas the leader is councilor Zhivko Tabakov, and in Veliko Tarnovo the financier Julian Voynov. In Gabrovo, the list is headed by Pepa Tsompova, who is also a municipal councilor, and in Shumen, former local ombudsman Ivan Kapralov. Director Maxim Genchev leads in Kardzhali.
In Kyustendil, the cardiologist is Dr. Galina Tavlichka, who worked in the local COVID department, and in Haskovo, the former Deputy Regional Governor Minko Angelov. In Smolyan, Miroslav Fisinski, who was a mayoral candidate, leads in Pleven, IT businessman Julian Nenchev, and in Pernik, Suzana Teofilova, owner of an online business.
The youngest leader on the list is in Ruse. Stanimir Boyadzhiev is 26 years old, president of the Student Council of Ruse University and a law student. Lawyer Ivo Velchevski is a guide in Silistra and the Deputy Mayor of Tundzha Municipality, Stancho Stavrev, is in Yambol.
Daniel Petrov is the leader of the list in Sliven, Marin Ichev – in Lovech, and Julian Petrov – in Vidin (see the other candidates here).
