Latvian Political Monitor

Parties spent €2.6 million on pre-election campaigning

How is cooperation going, and why were soldiers and border guards not allowed to swim in the same pool – a conversation with Saeima Defense, Internal Affairs and Corruption Prevention Committee Chairman Raimonds Bergmanis (AS) and Interior Minister Jānis Dombrava (NA): https://t.co/5eGt8At73t https://t.co/QJxDMc4O2C

Parties spent a total of 2.6 million euros on election campaigning. The leading United List spent more than half a million euros.

Parties have declared 2.6 million euros for campaign agitation so far.

Parties have so far declared 2.6 million euros for campaigning

Political irresponsibility and its punishment – prime minister candidates share ideas in TV24 debates

Minister is not sure about the chances of achieving a 30% wage increase for medics next year

"The patient doesn't care about percentages": candidates for health minister argue about where to get the money

VIDEO. Why a Latvian soldier and a Latvian border guard were not allowed to swim in the same pool

Several candidates for prime minister from previous elections are also running for the 15th Saeima.

Returning to the fray! At least ten of this year's candidates have previously run for prime minister or headed party lists.

In the Saeima elections, 1.67% of voters have cast their vote so far.

@Ekonomisti_LV Did you not have enough funding to analyze all party programmes?

“The patient doesn’t care about percentages.” Health minister candidates argue over where to get money for the sector.

Kulbergs promises to adhere to the coalition agreement

The gender issue drove a wedge between them - Kulbergs promises to adhere to the coalition agreement (1)

Kulbergs promises to comply with the coalition agreement and not submit politically motivated decisions for consideration (1)