Tėvynės sąjunga – Lietuvos krikščionys demokratai
Homeland Union – Lithuanian Christian Democrats
Homeland Union – Lithuanian Christian Democrats
European Parliament Group
Change of +4.6 since last election
+3.3 in the last 3 months
The party's foundation rests on three pillars: patriotism, Christian social doctrine, and economic liberalism. Emerging from the Sąjūdis independence movement, it views the state as the guardian of national identity and language. Its ethos emphasizes individual responsibility and traditional family values, while considering institutional stability and Lithuania's Western alignment as vital safeguards against external threats.
The TS-LKD focuses on a rigorous security and defense policy, coupled with an unwavering stance against Russia. Economically, it strives for an investment-friendly climate and fiscal conservatism. Its agenda primarily targets the urban middle class, educated voters, and value-conservative constituents who seek a blend of modern market economics with the preservation of Lithuanian traditions.
Within the Lithuanian party system, the TS-LKD functions as a stabilizing, yet often polarizing force. It positions itself as an uncompromising champion of the rule of law and Euro-Atlantic integration. Strategically, it aims for leadership within the center-right bloc and frequently serves as a counterbalance to populist trends, typically forming coalitions with liberal forces when in government.
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The party participated in government for 0% of the legislative period.
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