With 92.70% of the sectional protocols from abroad processed, ?Progressive Bulgaria? is also emerging as the leading political force among Bulgarian voters outside the country.

Rumen Radev's formation has so far collected 62,857 votes, which represents 38.45% of all ballots cast abroad, confirming strong support from the Bulgarian diaspora and placing the party comfortably in first position.

Second place goes to the coalition ?We Continue the Change-Democratic Bulgaria? (PP-DB), backed by 37,012 voters, or 22.64% of the vote. The gap between the two leading formations remains significant, with ?Progressive Bulgaria? maintaining a clear advantage.

The Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) ranks third with 13,161 votes and 8.05% support.

Further down the ranking, ?Greatness? takes fourth place with 9,312 votes, equal to 5.69%, followed by ?Revival? with 8,373 votes and 5.12%.

GERB remains only sixth among voters abroad, receiving 7,713 votes or 4.71%, after being overtaken by both ?Greatness? and ?Revival.?

The ?Alliance for Rights and Freedoms - APS? follows with 6,255 votes and 3.82%, while MECH has 6,194 votes, or 3.78%.

?Siyanie? records 3,320 votes, equal to 2.03%, while 2,019 voters selected the option ?I do not support anyone.?

All remaining parties and coalitions stay below the 1% mark.

The results underline a clear preference abroad for ?Progressive Bulgaria,? while the battle for the following positions remains more competitive, particularly between PP-DB and the traditionally stronger parties such as DPS and GERB.