From the formation of President Rumen Radev (2017 - 2026) “Progressive Bulgaria” announced the leaders of the lists for the upcoming parliamentary elections on April 19.
Rumen Radev is the leader of the lists in 2nd MIR Burgas and 25th MIR Sofia. Among the list leaders are the former Minister of Interior Ivan Demerdzhiev (9th MIR Kardzhali), the former Minister of Regional Development and Public Works Ivan Shishkov (6th MIR Vratsa) and the former Minister of Agriculture Yavor Gechev (10th MIR Kyustendil). List leaders are also the Olympic karate champion Ivet Goranova (11th MIR Lovech), the volleyball player Vladimir Nikolov (16th MIR Plovdiv-grad) and the swimmer Petar Stoychev (22nd MIR Smolyan).
Among the list leaders of “Progressive Bulgaria” are also the former caretaker Prime Minister Galab Donev (13th MIR Pazardzhik), as well as the former MEP Petar Vitanov (14th MIR Pernik).
List of leaders by multi-mandate electoral districts:
- 1st MIR Blagoevgrad: Rositsa Karamfilova (environmental expert, former minister)
- 2nd MIR Burgas: Rumen Radev (President of the Republic of Bulgaria)
- 3rd MIR Varna: Ilin Dimitrov (tourism expert, former minister)
- 4th MIR Veliko Tarnovo: Yanka Yankova (lawyer, professor)
- 5th MIR Vidin: Tsvetomir Tsvetanov (officer of the Bulgarian Army)
- 6th MIR Vratsa: Ivan Shishkov (architect, former minister)
- 7th MIR Gabrovo: Nikolay Kosev (entrepreneur)
- 8th MIR Dobrich: Rumen Muntyanov (expert in the public sector)
- 9th MIR Kardzhali: Ivan Demerdzhiev (lawyer, former minister)
- 10th MIR Kyustendil: Yavor Gechev (agricultural expert, former minister)
- 11th MIR Lovech: Ivet Goranova (Olympic karate champion)
- 12th MIR Montana: Dimitar Petrov (lawyer, doctoral student)
- 13th MIR Pazardzhik: Galab Donev (former caretaker prime minister)
- 14th MIR Pernik: Petar Vitanov (former MEP)
- 15th MIR Pleven: Dimitar Zdravkov (expert in the state administration)
- 16th MIR Plovdiv-grad: Vladimir Nikolov (volleyball player)
- 17th MIR Plovdiv-region: Ivan Lalov (officer)
- 18th MIR Razgrad: Malomir Vlasov (entrepreneur)
- 19th MIR Ruse: Zhivka Buchukovska (architect)
- 20th MIR Silistra: Slavi Vasilev (public policy analyst)
- 21st MIR Sliven: Vesela Momcheva-Town (entrepreneur)
- 22nd MIR Smolyan: Petar Stoychev (swimmer)
- 23rd MIR Sofia: Mihaela Dotsova (lawyer)
- 24th MIR Sofia (Poduyane): Stefan Belchev (financial control expert)
- 25th MIR Sofia: Rumen Radev (President of the Republic of Bulgaria)
- 26th MIR Sofia region: Rumen Milanov (lieutenant general in reserve)
- 27th MIR Stara Zagora: Alexander Pulev (financier)
- 28th MIR Targovishte: Ilko Iliev (entrepreneur)
- 29th MIR Haskovo: Dimitar Stoyanov (colonel in reserve)
- 30th MIR Shumen: Yavor Plashilski (doctor)
- 31st MIR Yambol: Encho Keryazov (artist, public figure)