#Latvia, European Parliament election:

Preliminary turnout after end of early voting:

2014: 6.8%
2019: 11.2%
2024: 8.4%

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/ep2024

#Latvia, European Parliament election today:

➤ Eligible voters: 1,541,102
➤ Polls open: 7 AM to 7 PM CEST (8 AM to 8 PM EEST)
➤ 16 lists running for 9 European Parliament seats

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/latvia

#Latvia, European Parliament election:

Final turnout

2004: 41.3%
2009: 53.7%
2014: 30.2%
2019: 33.5%
2024: 33.7%

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/ep2024

#Estonia and #Latvia adjusted their turnout measurements between 2019 and 2024. #EP2024

In Latvia's case, an increase of 5 percent points in domestic turnout today was masked by an adaptation in how eligible voters abroad were counted relative to 2019.

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/ep2024

#Latvia (European Parliament election):

Unofficial preliminary seat projection leaked by LETA/LTV

JV-EPP: 2
NA-ECR: 2
AS→EPP: 1 (new)
LPV-ECR: 1 (new)
LA-RE: 1 (new)
P-G/EFA: 1 (+1)
S-S&D: 1 (-1)

+/- vs. 2019 election

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/ep2024

#Latvia (European Parliament election): according to the unofficial partial results published by LETA and LTV, the Progressives (P-G/EFA) is set to enter the European Parliament for the first time with 1 seat. The party also contended the 2019 election however did not win a seat at the time.

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/ep2024

#Latvia (European Parliament election): according to the unofficial partial results published by LETA and LTV, the Latvian Russian Union (LKS-NI) is set to lose representation in the European Parliament. The party won 1 seat in 2019 and ran on the list of CP (NI) in the 2024 election. Their sole MEP, Tatjana Ždanoka, was earlier this year accused of spying for Russia.

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/ep2024

#Latvia (European Parliament election): according to the unofficial partial results published by LETA and LTV, Honour to Serve Riga! (GKS-S&D) is set to lose representation in the European Parliament. The party won 1 seat in 2019 while running on the S (S&D) list, and ran on the list of ZZS (~RE|S&D) in the 2024 election.

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/ep2024

#Latvia (European Parliament election): according to the unofficial partial results published by LETA and LTV, Latvia First (LPV-ECR) is set to enter the European Parliament for the first time with 1 seat. The party was founded in 2021 and has stated that it intends to join the national-conservative ECR group in the European Parliament, however the National Alliance (NA-ECR) has stated that it will block the party's accession to the ECR group.

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/ep2024

#Latvia (European Parliament election): as per the preliminary final results, the JV alliance led by the centre-right V (EPP) party manages to defend its position as the largest force in the country once again, winning 25.1% of the vote.

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/ep2024

#Latvia, European Parliament election:

Preliminary final result

JV-EPP: 25% (-1)
NA-ECR: 22% (+6)
LA-RE: 9% (new)
AS→EPP: 8% (+3)
P-G/EFA: 7% (+4)
S-S&D: 7% (-10)
LPV-ECR: 6% (new)
SV-ECR: 3% (new)
ZZS~RE|S&D: 2% (-3)
AJ: 2% (new)
ST!→NI: 2% (new)
CP-NI: 2% (-5)
JKP→EPP: 2% (-2)
TZV-*: 1% (new)
TVS-*: 0% (new)
Par!-RE: 0% (new)
+/- vs. 2019 election result

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/ep2024

#Latvia, European Parliament election today:

Election history of national-conservative NA (ECR)

2014: 14%
2019: 16%
2024: 22%

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/ep2024