On 1 November in the second circular of the Bulgarian presidential election, 57.6% of the votes were won by the incumbent head of the State of Ilijan Jotov, supported by the ruling sovereign Progressive Bulgaria (PB) Prime Minister Rumen Radev. With her, Kirił Wyczczew was elected vice president. 39.5% of the vote was obtained by Andrej Giurow – Georgi Kandew, supported by opposition, pro-European parties We proceed to change (PP) and Democratic Bulgaria (DB). 2.9% of voters indicated the option "I don't support anyone".