Election trends and current polls for Lithuania

Latest election trend

LSDP
26.6
TS-LKD
15.0
DSVL
14.2
LVŽS
13.2
LRLS
7.2
DP
5.2
LP
3.8
LT
3.8
TTS
3.2
LRP
2.9
LLRA-KŠS
2.5
LŽP
2.3
Others
0.1
Next election: 2024
The next parliamentary election in Lithuania is expected to take place in 2024.
Government might not stay in office
In the current election trend, the government parties achieve 16.2% of the votes.
Election trend information

Various institutes regularly conduct election polls to determine the current political mood in Lithuania. In order to make poll values comparable, the PolitPro election trend calculates a weighted average value of current election polls.

In the current PolitPro election trend for Parliamentary election in Lithuania, the parties score as follows: LSDP 26.6%, TS-LKD 15%, DSVL 14.2%, LVŽS 13.2%, LRLS 7.2%, DP 5.2%, Laisvės 3.8%, LT 3.8%, TTS 3.2%, LRP 2.9%, LLRA-KŠS 2.5% and LŽP 2.3%. If this week were an election in Lithuania, LSDP might make the biggest gains in voter favorability, with +17.0 growth since the last election. DSVL, on the other hand, would lose the most votes to the last election result ().

The election trend takes into account the latest election polls from Vilmorus for Lietuvos rytas. The most recent polls from institutes with polls in the past 100 days were considered in each case. A total of at least 2003 people participated in the election polls.

Important: Election polls are not election forecasts, but represent the current political mood in the respective survey period.

Latest election polls

Coalitions

LSDP + LVŽS + LRLS
57.7
LSDP + LVŽS + DP
55.3
TS-LKD + DSVL + LVŽS
52.0
LSDP + TS-LKD
51.1
TS-LKD + DSVL + LRLS + DP
LSDP + DSVL
50.1
TS-LKD + LVŽS + LRLS + DP
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Election trend development

Government

LVŽS
Environment & Climate
LRP
Centre-left
Ingrida Šimonytė
Head of government

Current Parliament

Parties in parliament
Seats in parliament : 141
Government & opposition
Government : 35
Opposition : 106
Political orientation
Left-leaning parties : 26
Right-leaning parties : 66

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