The Bulgarian opposition’s experiment with a presidential primary has succeeded, as all relevant opposition forces have agreed to back the primary’s winner. But the vote seemed to reflect party strength rather than the candidates’ real popularity and may be a came for regret if the ruling Socialists end up capturing the presidency.
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