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Next Latvian parliamentary election
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←  2022 By 3 October 2026
All 100 seats in the Saeima
51 seats needed for a majority
PartyLeaderCurrent seats
JV Krišjānis Kariņš 25
ZZS Armands Krauze 16
AS E. Tavars & E. Smiltēns 14
NA Raivis Dzintars 13
ST! Aleksejs Rosļikovs 10
LPV Ainārs Šlesers 8
PRO J. Panteļējeva & A. Šuvajevs 10
Incumbent Prime Minister
Evika Siliņa
Unity

Parliamentary elections are scheduled to be held in Latvia no later than 3 October 2026, following the end of the term of the fourteenth Saeima elected in 2022.

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Opinion polls

Graphical summary. Opinion polling for the next Latvian parliamentary election.svg
Graphical summary.

2024

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size		 JV ZZS AS NA S! LPV PRO KP LA S P21 PLV SV K OthersLead
SKDS/LTV [1] March 20241,78513.610.38.213.98.411.113.62.53.17.30.31.12.92.21.60.3
SKDS/LTV [2] January 20241,7991610.18.4138.211.113.32.52.75.90.71.32.92.71.42.7

2023

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size		 JV ZZS AS NA S! LPV PRO AP! S P21 PLV SV K OthersLead
KP LA LKS
SKDS/LTV [3] December 20231,80814.4128.913.19.111.31223.33.61.32.52.23.21.21.3
SKDS/LTV [3] November 2023 [lower-alpha 1] 1813.27.610.19.611.511.22.827.20.31.52.32.80.43.6
SKDS/LTV [4] October 20231,79317.313.78.212.98.711.6112.3-4.50.71.82.32.70.43.6
SKDS/LTV [5] September 20231,08114.512.98.7128.111.913.82.61.75.10.51.52.53.20.90.7
SKDS/LTV [6] August 20231,78718.112.79.38.79.311.9132.82.15.30.61.11.72.70.65.1
SKDS/LTV [7] July 20231,80522.311.87.58.87.511.4142.524.90.41.22.12.61.38.3
SKDS/LTV [8] June 20231,79718.911.18.910.26.614.114.71.52.15.60.70.92.01.71.04.2
SKDS/LTV [9] May 20231,77718.912.89.110.67.813.510.81.61.25.51.31.32.12.31.15.4
SKDS/LTV [10] April 20231,80019.012.711.710.07.811.711.32.9–4.7–2.2–2.93.06.3
SKDS/LTV [11] March 20231,81417.714.49.710.98.89.012.81.91.24.51.72.12.41.81.23.3
SKDS/LTV [12] January 20231,79221.314.110.310.47.27.810.92.51.74.121.71.72.81.57.2

2022

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size		 JV ZZS AS NA S! LPV PRO AP! S P21 LKS SV K R OthersLead
KP LA
SKDS/LTV [13] December 20221,78518.815.18.911.185.811.75.34.42.22.81.52.8–1.53.7
SKDS/LTV [14] November 20221,79522.511.61112.15.85.912.35.14.422.11.52.7–1.010.2
SKDS/LTV [15] 7–19 Oct 20221,82123.913.79.710.56.25.59.64.63.02.22.21.92.91.62.010.2
2022 election 1 Oct 2022–18.9212.4010.989.276.786.226.144.964.763.663.623.233.081.764.18 [a 1] 6.42

Notes

  1. ↑ LTV never released the November poll, because of its editorial decision "to not highlight the November ratings separately, because the survey was conducted at a time when the scandal involving the private flights of former Prime Minister Krišjānis Kariņš was just beginning to gain momentum and could mislead the public", thus the results may be inaccurate. Numbers on this row were counted manually using information about the November poll given by LTV itself.
  1. ↑ others: 2.76%, blank/invalid votes: 1.42%

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