Exit polls show Latvian prime minister's party leading in parliamentary election
Summary
Exit polls after the close of voting show Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs's centrist United List leading Latvia's parliamentary election with about 35.6 percent, short of a majority, ahead of Latvia First and the Progressives at around 11 percent each, with Reuters reporting the ruling party will likely need coalition talks amid a campaign dominated by security concerns and living costs.
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Extract from the source
Jedinstvena lista, centristička stranka letonskog premijera Andrisa Kulbergsa, vodi na danas održanim parlamentarnim izborima, ali nema apsolutnu većinu, pokazale su izlazne ankete po zatvaranju birališta.
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Locations
- Latvija · Country
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Places mentioned in the report
Russia and Ukraine are marked because they are mentioned in connection with the campaign's security themes -- the border with Russia, the Russian-speaking minority, and incidents involving Ukrainian drones entering Latvian airspace -- not as the site of the election.
Sources (6)
- 08:36 PMDanasOpen the original
- 08:37 PMNova.rsOpen the original
- 09:13 PMIndex.hrOpen the original
- 09:35 PMVijestiOpen the original
- 09:48 PMN1 HrvatskaOpen the original
- 10:06 PMN1 SrbijaOpen the original
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How the signal is calculated
Total — strong signal (40–69)