I think that with the decrease in support for the TS-LKD party this year, there is a good chance that more conservative people will give their protest votes to the National Unity party, and this could result in at least 5% of the vote. The National Unity Party may seem one-sided only on issues related to immigrants, but for a significant portion of voters, this is a major concern at the moment. Vytautas Sinica, as the main figure in the debates, performed quite well. In recent years, politics in Europe have been moving strongly to the right, and while Lithuania's TS-LKD may seem like conservatives, they are actually more centrist than right-wing. This may appear as a good alternative for voters on the right who do not want to vote for pro-Russian radical parties and want to have their voice heard in the parliament.
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