"Apvienotais saraksts" wins 15th Saeima election decisively as voter turnout hits record low
The "Apvienotais saraksts" (United List) has won a decisive victory in Latvia's 15th Saeima election, while voter turnout was lower than ever before; election day and night also saw problems that again raised questions about how the vote was organized.

Latvia's 15th Saeima election day, which began under mild autumn weather, has ended with results described as among the most unusual in recent memory. The "Apvienotais saraksts" (United List) secured a decisive victory, outperforming its competitors in the final results.
Record-low turnout
This election stands out for voter turnout that was lower than at any point in the history of the 15th Saeima elections. The low level of participation raises questions about public interest in and trust toward the electoral process as a whole.
Unpleasant surprises
Election day and night were not without complications — unexpected developments occurred that were described as unpleasant surprises. These incidents once again brought attention to how elections are organized and conducted in Latvia, prompting renewed discussion about possible improvements going forward.
Overall, the day and night of the 15th Saeima election will be remembered both for a clear winner and for the difficulties that accompanied the process from start to finish.
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