Latvian Party Ratings: National Alliance Sees Biggest Drop, "Progressives" Gain Support

Recent polling data from Latvia reveals shifting political tides, with the National Alliance (NA) experiencing a notable decline in public support, while the "Progressives" party shows a significant rise. This survey, conducted by SKDS for Latvian Television between April 24 and May 6, offers a snapshot of public sentiment just prior to the fall of Evika Siliņa's government, providing valuable context for the current political landscape. The data indicates that if elections were held today, "Latvia First" (LPV) and the "Progressives" would be neck and neck, each potentially securing 14.9% of the vote. This suggests a potential realignment of voter preferences, with newer or more progressive forces gaining traction. The National Alliance's significant drop, from 6.4% to 4.4%, is particularly noteworthy, signaling a potential challenge for traditional conservative parties. Conversely, the "Progressives" surge, alongside gains for "United List" and "For Stability!", suggests a public appetite for alternative political platforms. The analysis also highlights "We Change the Rules" potentially crossing the 5% threshold for the first time, indicating a dynamic and evolving party system. This poll is crucial for understanding the underlying currents influencing Latvian politics as parties strategize for future elections and coalition formations.

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In the party popularity rating, the National Alliance (NA) has the biggest drop, but among the current government partners, the "Progressives" have the most support.