In forming the new government, AS could look to the "existing coalition framework", but may also aim for the leadership of the foreign affairs portfolio.
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15945Change without revolution: what, according to experts, do Latvia's voters want
From@zalskukainisWill MMN then give up state budget funding?
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From@UlvisSilinsIn this election heat, it is important to note that the voter cast their vote for @AndrisKulbergs, not @Apvienotais_. Most people have no idea at all what the United List is, and seeing @EdvardsSmiltens just makes you want to vomit. Which actually means that @AndrisKulbergs will have an unprecedented opportunity in Latvian history to form a government where political ministers could be mixed with industry professionals. The experiment with Melnis has succeeded and he definitely must continue. I see at least 2–3 industry professionals in the following ministries: Transport Health Welfare Ministries that are relatively apolitical, where an industry manager is needed who knows how to see the field. This could also solve the problem with the length of the AS bench.
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After its convincing victory, the United List names its ambitions in the next government
From@donis777Of course, I am happy about Kulbergs, BUT… how is it that in Madrid all election ballots are valid, yet my FOR/AGAINST vote does not appear? Since it will be recounted, I understand, right? Given that the results are preliminary! #velesanas https://t.co/cNI18NU6DR
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@Sala42Sandra Thank you! We are continuing to work.
From@Sala42Sandra@JazepsBasko MMN in our post-Soviet duck pond is a breath of fresh air and hope! A large part of society is slow to catch on, and it is like moving a heavy freight train. Continue in this spirit and you will succeed, we believe and hope! Kulbergs needs a push and the Latvian plankton needs enlightenment.
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Who did Riga choose? The capital has determined the main composition of the future Saeima.
@andrispp It is Ilze Kļava's merit!
From@andrispp@JazepsBasko A good start: MMN 20.63% at the Jaunlutriņi Preschool Education Institution.
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@_JDz_ @partijaMMN Thank you for the support!
From@_JDz_@JazepsBasko Our family and closest friends voted for @partijaMMN ... this is not a sprint, but a marathon! I hoped it would be above 2%, so the result ~3.5% 👍 Congratulations! Strength, endurance, and >30% in 2030!
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From@Mikipele6It is starting to look like the ZZS Augulises, Krauzes, Valainises and their other little leaders, left without Lembergs’ active involvement, at whose expense they were able to bask on the political stage for years, have turned out to be helpless and ridiculous little people who will finally have to start working themselves.
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Tavars currently does not see the possibility of inviting the party "Latvija pirmajā vietā" into the coalition (1)
Tavars outlines the ministerial posts coveted by AS and the possible coalition.
According to political scientists, theoretically the next coalition could be formed by just two parties – the United List and the National Alliance, but it would have a small majority, so the most realistic coalition scenario is a three-party coalition, also adding New Unity. https://t.co/acEXIGkaKL
The United List plans to retain the post of prime minister and may claim leadership of the Foreign Ministry 0 84
"We are talking about Kulbergs's finest hour" — political scientists assess the record result of the "United List" (1)
Saeima election night in Latvia's cyberspace passed peacefully
Voters mass-crossed out Dalbinsh, excluded from the National Alliance
From@EdvardsSmiltensSee you in a moment @nralv - a conversation about the Saeima election results. https://t.co/8GnOgh6wf9
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See you in a moment @nralv - a conversation about the Saeima election results. https://t.co/8GnOgh6wf9