Pro-Russian former President Rumen Radev is on track for a decisive victory in Bulgaria's parliamentary elections, with exit polls indicating his party, Progressive Bulgaria, receiving 44% of the vote. This marks a significant lead over the long-dominant GERB party, which garnered only 12.5%. If confirmed, this result could bring an end to the political instability that has plagued Bulgaria, where voters have expressed frustration over corruption and ineffective governance. Radev, who stepped down from the presidency to run in this election, emphasized a shift towards hope and morality in his campaign. His views on foreign policy include a desire to strengthen ties with Moscow and a critique of the EU's energy strategies. The voter turnout was reported at 47%, an increase from the previous election's 39%. Radev has indicated a willingness to collaborate with the pro-European coalition, We Continue the Change-Democratic Bulgaria, which placed third with 11.3% of the vote. The final results will be announced on Monday, and negotiations for governance are expected to follow.