Morality, Initiative and Patriotism

Morality, Initiative and Patriotism (MIP) is a political party in Bulgaria led by Simeon Slavchev.

Morality, Initiative and Patriotism
LeaderSimeon Slavchev
FoundedNovember 10, 2018 (2018-11-10)
Headquarters39 Debar Street, Apt. 5, Sofia
National Assembly
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European Parliament
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Provinces of Bulgaria
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Municipalities of Bulgaria
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Website
mirbg.bg

History

The party was founded on November 10, 2018, by a committee consisting of public figures, cultural figures, the youth, scientists, intellectuals, professors, and Bulgarians abroad. The party claims its ideology is "freedom and justice".

The party first participated in the 2019 Bulgarian local elections, winning the mayoral election in Botevgrad and electing city councilors in Botevgrad, Blagoevgrad, Mirkovo, Primorsko, Sozopol, Nessebar, Stamboliyski, Slivnitsa, Razgrad, Cherven Bryag, Vetovo, Bratya Daskalovi, Chirpan, Kyustendil, Silistra, and Radnevo.[1]

In February of 2020, the party staged a protest in front of the Council of Ministers building, calling for free and fair elections, and the adoption of voting machines instead of hand cast paper ballots. The party also participated in the 2020–2021 Bulgarian protests and supported the election of Rumen Radev.

Manifesto

On January 15, 2020, the party published its manifesto calling for a rejection of political divisions in order to take concrete steps to return to normality and guarantee change in Bulgaria.[2]

Election results

Results of the parliamentary elections in April 2021, July 2021 and November 2021 (by electoral districts):

Electoral
districts
April 2021 Bulgarian parliamentary electionJuly 2021 Bulgarian parliamentary electionNovember 2021 Bulgarian parliamentary election
TurnoutActual
votes
Share of
who voted
TurnoutActual
votes
Share of
who voted
TurnoutActual
votes
Share of
voters
Summary50.61%36530.11%42.19%34270.13%40.23%39390.15%
1st MMC – Blagoevgrad50.72%1430.09%40.03%1290.10%37.08%1880.16%
2nd MMC – Burgas49.50%2090.12%42.00%2570.17%38.74%2110.15%
3rd MMC – Varna50.83%2150.11%42.94%1920.11%39.69%2100.13%
4th MMC – Veliko Tarnovo48.57%980.10%40.43%1010.12%37.68%1210.16%
5th MMC – Vidin47.79%420.11%37.58%300.10%34.20%530.19%
6th MMC – Vratsa52.12%720.09%42.00%860.13%37.27%930.16%
7th MMC – Gabrovo49.09%290.06%39.51%290.07%36.10%610.16%
8th MMC – Dobrich42.12%670.09%33.62%620.11%30.20%840.16%
9th MMC – Kardzhali28.08%190.03%28.54%810.11%25.65%430.06%
10th MMC – Kyustendil44.31%380.07%35.18%310.07%31.87%570.14%
11th MMC – Lovech53.36%410.07%39.03%400.09%35.35%700.17%
12th MMC – Montana54.96%710.11%41.73%580.12%37.22%830.19%
13th MMC – Pazardzhik47.90%1180.11%35.01%1250.15%32.77%1080.14%
14th MMC – Pernik53.08%370.07%41.65%560.13%39.01%540.13%
15th MMC – Pleven47.72%1450.13%37.96%1290.15%34.95%1440.18%
16th MMC – Plovdiv-city46.77%750.06%39.53%1010.09%39.18%1260.11%
17th MMC – Plovdiv-province45.44%820.06%37.08%880.08%33.28%1540.16%
18th MMC – Razgrad41.02%120.02%36.02%350.07%31.26%420.10%
19th MMC – Ruse45.01%1140.13%37.94%1090.14%35.27%940.13%
20th MMC – Silistra46.60%670.13%41.89%450.10%37.40%560.13%
21st MMC – Sliven42.34%1610.23%32.88%1160.21%29.65%1420.28%
22nd MMC – Smolyan54.68%100.02%45.85%380.08%42.84%630.15%
23rd Multi-member Constituency53.85%4270.20%48.16%3070.16%51.35%3210.15%
24th Multi-member Constituency50.47%2870.18%42.24%1930.14%36.37%1820.13%
25th Multi-member Constituency48.04%3220.20%40.75%1940.14%41.03%2170.15%
26th MMC – Sofia-province55.09%3100.30%41.93%2450.30%39.03%2370.32%
27th MMC – Stara Zagora50.52%740.05%41.54%1180.10%36.94%1410.13%
28th MMC – Targovishte44.28%510.10%36.08%700.17%32.07%490.13%
29th MMC – Haskovo49.80%520.05%39.46%710.08%36.58%1650.20%
30th MMC – Shumen39.93%320.04%34.79%980.15%31.12%750.13%
31st MMC – Yambol46.02%410.09%37.65%500.12%33.88%540.15%
Outside Bulgaria1920.11%1430.08%2410.11%

2022

The party also participated in the 2022 Bulgarian parliamentary election, being the 10th party on the ballot.[3]

References

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