Bulgarian Social Democracy – EuroLeft

Beginnings The party contested the 1997 Bulgarian parliamentary election as the Civil Union for the Republic – Bulgarian Euro-Left, winning 5.5% of the vote and 14 seats in the National Assembly. Two deputies from the Bulgarian Business Bloc joined the BEL in February 1998. In 2000, BEL formed into a new party, BSDE. This new party competed in the 2001 election, and failed to win any seats alongside minor party allies. and following the election, a split off party from the Bulgarian Social Democratic Party, the Bulgarian United Social Democratic Party led by Valkana Todorova, merged into BSDE. == Alliances ==

Rose Coalition (2005) In the 2005 election, the party took part in the election in the Rose Coalition. The composition of the coalition was as follows. Coalition of the Dissatisfied In the 2007 election, the party took part in the election in the Coalition of the Dissatisfied. The composition of the coalition was as follows. Together for Change In both the April and July 2021 elections, the party took part in the Together for Change coalition. The composition of the coalition was as follows. Rose Coalition (June 2024) In the June 2024 election, the party took part in the election in the Rose Coalition. The coalition included two of the three former members of the 2005 coalition. NDPS last took part in elections with DOST in 2017. The composition of the coalition was as follows. BSP – United Left In the run up to the October 2024 election, BSDE joined the BSP alliance. == Election results ==

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