Bulgarians are voting for the eighth time in five years, with former president Rumen Radev's anti-corruption bloc expected to win. The country has faced political instability since 2021, with protests against corruption leading to government changes. Radev aims to eliminate oligarchic governance and has garnered support for his stance against military aid to Ukraine. Voter turnout is anticipated to rise, with over 3.3 million expected to participate. Radev's main opponent, Boyko Borissov, leads the GERB party, which is projected to come in second. Concerns about vote buying have also emerged, prompting police action.