The train has not left yet: who has two months left for political salvation?
Recent polling in Latvia shows the 'United List' leading the election race, while the ruling 'Union of Greens and Farmers' has seen a sharp decline in support. Experts suggest the shift is due to both parties competing for the same voter base.
Why it matters
Shifting political dynamics in Latvia could lead to a significant change in parliamentary composition and government leadership.
The train has not left yet: who has two months left for political salvation?
## Some are losing, while others are finding
At the end of last week, the results of the July public opinion poll were released, which indicated that if elections were held now, 6 political forces would enter the new parliament. The leader of the election race is the United List, which has strengthened its position over the past month. In the elections, the coalition led by Kulbergs could count on the support of 19.2% of voters. The second place was taken by the coalition "Sovereign Power - Young Latvians" (17.1%). Closing the top three is "Latvia First" with 14.8% voter support.
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