Latvian Political Monitor

PHOTO AND VIDEO ⟩ "Kulbergs alone may not cope." A look at the United List's election night event

Zatlers: It will be difficult to agree on forming a government without tough compromises.

Kulbergs: only parties ready to support change should work in the government

The parties currently in government could ensure the formation of a stable coalition if voter polls or "exit poll" estimates are confirmed, Ilze Indriksone, leader of the National Alliance, told LETA.

Indriksone says the exit poll results are not a surprise.

Indriksone: Parties in the government could ensure a stable coalition in the next Saeima as well.

Kulbergs comments on the exit poll results

Citizen participation in the Saeima elections has exceeded 51%.

Exit poll: six parties are passing into Latvia's Saeima.

Confident victory, difficult coalition - Vējonis on what awaits the United List

VIDEO: Voter poll promises historic victory - Tavars outlines AS priorities

CVK allows beginning the counting of votes cast on Saturday

If 'Progresīvie' are invited to negotiations, then 'we will clearly indicate what are the most important tasks for the next government'.

Why did the party 'Latvijas attīstībai' possibly fail to gain the necessary votes? #Krustpunktā explains RSU's political science department docent, political scientist Lelde Metla Rozentāle. Listen to the #Krustpunktā election special: 🎧 https://t.co/Lgqwu6s3ZP https://t.co/kbe3xlHsBo

Ašeradens happy with voters' choice: "These were existential elections" https://t.co/5bapzYi9gr

Political scientist sees AS, NA and JV as a stable coalition in the next Saeima

What kind of voter does the Progressive party have? #Krustpunktā explains “DIENA” journalist Atis Rozentāls. Listen to the #Krustpunktā election special: 🎧 https://t.co/Lgqwu6rwah https://t.co/oe1TdiUpHj

VIDEO: “I have a feeling that times will indeed be very tough.” Smiltēns remains cautious after the first results are announced https://t.co/BHg3wWmf2o

Kulbergs: Only parties ready to support serious changes should work in the government

Kulbergs: Only parties ready to support serious changes should work in the government.