Riga (Saeima constituency)

Riga (Latvian: Rīga; Russian: Рига) is one of the five multi-member constituencies of the Saeima, the national legislature of Latvia. The constituency was established in 1922 when the Saeima was established following Latvia's independence from the Soviet Union. It consists of the city of Riga and overseas voters. The constituency currently elects 36 of the 100 members of the Saeima using the open party-list proportional representation electoral system. At the 2022 parliamentary election it had 565,297 registered electors.

Riga
Rīga
Рига
Constituency
for the Saeima
Outline map
Location of Riga within Latvia
MunicipalityRiga City
RegionLivonia
Population605,802 (2022)[1]
Electorate565,297 (2022)
Area304 km2 (2023)[2]
Current constituency
Created1922
Seats
List
  • 36 (2022–present)
  • 35 (2018–2022)
  • 32 (2014–2018)
  • 30 (2011–2014)
  • 29 (2006–2011)
  • 28 (1998–2006)
  • 27 (1995–1998)
  • 24 (1993–1995)
  • 21 (1931–1934)
  • 19 (1925–1931)
  • 15 (1922–1925)
Deputies[3]
List

Electoral system

Riga currently elects 36 of the 100 members of the Saeima using the open party-list proportional representation electoral system.[4][5] Constituency seats are allocated using the Sainte-Laguë method.[6][7] Only parties that reach the 5% national threshold compete for constituency seats (4% in 1993).[8][9][10]

Election results

Summary
ElectionSKG
SKG / LSDSP / ATBILDĪBA / LSDA		Harmony
SDPS / SC / TSP / SL		Development/For!
AP! / LA		Greens & Farmers
ZZS / LZS		New Unity
JV / V / JL		Latvia First
Latvian Way
LPP/LC / LC		Conservatives
K / JKP		Russian Union
РСЛ / ЗаПЧЕЛ / P		Good Latvia
PL / TP		National Alliance
NA / TB/LNNK / TB
Votes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %Seats
202219,7136.70%011,5643.93%016,3715.57%361,13720.79%118,0672.74%014,1064.80%021,2007.21%4
20183960.14%088,26030.20%1139,20913.42%514,1034.83%219,5366.69%335,69612.22%511,2073.84%026,9959.24%4
2014111,87236.22%122,1340.69%026,2198.49%365,35921.16%72,4140.78%05,1421.66%049,40616.00%5
20116730.24%0118,07941.82%1317,0286.03%249,47917.52%68,6133.05%03,1261.11%038,08613.49%4
20101,1340.38%0117,06439.70%1331,50810.68%385,83229.10%95,5211.87%023,0737.82%221,8217.40%2
20067,2752.67%064,97123.80%825,8519.47%346,81317.15%522,2238.14%327,30810.00%335,81313.12%421,4887.87%3
200210,0703.54%015,8925.58%274,79926.28%812,5084.39%086,80130.50%1032,35411.37%416,4235.77%2
199828,83011.26%354,69821.35%73,3021.29%033,37713.03%449,78819.44%651,75120.20%6
199511,1604.57%022,9039.37%32,9221.20%029,80612.20%443,60717.84%5
19932,0610.75%041,76515.17%416,5706.02%266,13724.03%618,2576.63%218,7446.81%2
193156,42626.35%65,7692.69%1
192855,21726.98%55,8462.86%1
192570,08739.18%85,8573.27%1
192240,17827.46%4,2332.89%0

Detailed
  Party has received at least 5% of the vote nationally and is entitled to compete for constituency seats (4% in 1993).
2022

Results of the 2022 parliamentary election held on 1 October 2022:[11]

PartyVotesTotal
Votes		%Seats
Riga
City		Over
-seas
New UnityJV54,6016,53661,13720.79%11
For Stability!S!25,4081,76427,1729.24%5
The ProgressivesPRO23,2903,59126,8819.14%5
Latvia FirstLPV24,3321,18625,5188.68%4
National AllianceNA19,4011,79921,2007.21%4
United ListAS18,8001,71320,5136.97%4
Social Democratic Party "Harmony"SDPS19,04766619,7136.70%0
Union of Greens and FarmersZZS14,8831,48816,3715.57%3
Sovereign PowerSV14,27564314,9185.07%0
Latvian Russian UnionРСЛ13,52957714,1064.80%0
For Each and Every OneKuK12,0751,66213,7374.67%0
Development/For!AP10,2331,33111,5643.93%0
The ConservativesK7,3567118,0672.74%0
RepublicR4,0643834,4471.51%0
Force of People's PowerTVS4,1392734,4121.50%0
People's Servants for LatviaTKL2,2093632,5720.87%0
Union for LatviaAL8021049060.31%0
Progressive Christian PartyKPP428344620.16%0
United for LatviaVL351483990.14%0
Valid Votes269,22324,872294,095100.00%36
Rejected Votes2,6691642,8330.95%
Valid Envelopes271,89225,036296,92899.53%
Rejected Envelopes4879241,4110.47%
Total Polled272,37925,960298,33952.78%
Registered Electors403,248162,049565,297
Turnout67.55%16.02%52.78%

The following candidates were elected:[12] Skaidrīte Ābrama (PRO), 29,828 votes; Augusts Brigmanis (ZZS), 17,324 votes; Oļegs Burovs (LPV), 27,239 votes; Edmunds Cepurītis (PRO), 29,474 votes; Svetlana Čulkova (S!), 30,351 votes; Dāvis Mārtiņš Daugavietis (JV), 61,182 votes; Mārcis Jencītis (LPV), 27,448 votes; Andrejs Judins (JV), 69,339 votes; Igors Judins (S!), 29,780 votes; Inese Kalniņa (JV), 60,755 votes; Irma Kalniņa (JV), 61,838 votes; Zanda Kalniņa-Lukaševica (JV), 61,317 votes; Aleksandrs Kiršteins (NA), 22,785 votes; Jefimijs Klementjevs (S!), 29,698 votes; Rihards Kols (NA), 24,191 votes; Agnese Krasta (JV), 60,822 votes; Kristaps Krištopans (LPV), 26,979 votes; Andris Kulbergs (AS), 22,606 votes; Gunārs Kūtris (ZZS), 18,438 votes; Inese Lībiņa-Egnere (JV), 67,168 votes; Lauris Lizbovskis (AS), 21,352 votes; Nataļja Marčenko-Jodko (S!), 30,322 votes; Ināra Mūrniece (NA), 25,226 votes; Antoņina Ņenaševa (PRO), 30,296 votes; Jānis Patmalnieks (JV), 60,887 votes; Nauris Puntulis (NA), 23,010 votes; Igors Rajevs (AS), 24,272 voetes; Edgars Rinkēvičs (JV), 95,119 votes; Aleksejs Rosļikovs (S!), 46,532 votes; Uģis Rotbergs (JV), 61,056 votes; Zane Skujiņa (JV), 61,146 votes; Ainārs Šlesers (LPV), 41,546 votes; Didzis Šmits (AS), 22,822 votes; Andris Sprūds (PRO), 31,739 votes; Andris Šuvajevs (PRO), 30,454 votes; and Andrejs Vilks (ZZS), 16,945 votes.

2018

Results of the 2018 parliamentary election held on 6 October 2018:[13]

PartyVotesTotal
Votes		%Seats
Riga
City		Over
-seas
Social Democratic Party "Harmony"SDPS86,2082,05288,26030.20%11
Development/For!AP34,3564,85339,20913.42%5
Who Owns the State?KPV LV24,55411,34135,89512.28%5
New Conservative PartyJKP31,8883,80835,69612.22%5
National AllianceNA24,5332,46226,9959.24%4
New UnityJV16,6932,84319,5366.69%3
Union of Greens and FarmersZZS13,18192214,1034.83%2
Latvian Russian UnionРСЛ10,79541211,2073.84%0
The ProgressivesPRO8,0061,9309,9363.40%0
Latvian Association of RegionsLRA5,4446226,0662.08%0
For Latvia from the HeartNSL1,8361672,0030.69%0
For an AlternativePA1,227381,2650.43%0
Latvian NationalistsLN1,0241291,1530.39%0
SKG AllianceSKG362343960.14%0
Action PartyRP259232820.10%0
Latvian Centrist PartyLCP203232260.08%0
Valid Votes260,56931,659292,228100.00%35
Rejected Votes1,0951341,2290.42%
Valid Envelopes261,66431,793293,45799.83%
Rejected Envelopes3411534940.17%
Total Polled262,00531,946293,95153.53%
Registered Electors414,331134,806549,137
Turnout63.24%23.70%53.53%

The following candidates were elected:[14] Iveta Benhena-Bēkena (KPV LV), 38,393 votes; Anda Čakša (ZZS), 15,423 votes; Vjačeslavs Dombrovskis (SDPS), 121,611 votes; Gatis Eglītis (JKP), 39,631 votes; Aldis Gobzems (KPV LV), 48,273 votes; Marija Golubeva (AP), 41,518 votes; Ritvars Jansons (NA), 28,310 votes; Andrejs Judins (JV), 23,311 votes; Nikolajs Kabanovs (SDPS), 95,056 votes; Artuss Kaimiņš (KPV LV), 58,542 votes; Ojārs Ēriks Kalniņš (JV), 23,533 votes; Aleksandrs Kiršteins (NA), 28,626 votes; Andrejs Klementjevs (SDPS), 105,979 votes; Ivans Klementjevs (SDPS), 96,071 votes; Rihards Kols (NA), 30,737 votes; Tālis Linkaits (JKP), 38,775 votes; Regīna Ločmele-Luņova (SDPS), 104,889 votes; Dace Melbārde (NA), 36,925 votes; Linda Ozola (JKP), 37,945 votes; Daniels Pavļuts (AP), 53,344 votes; Igor Pimenov (SDPS), 95,706 votes; Ivars Puga (KPV LV), 38,822 votes; Dana Reizniece-Ozola (ZZS), 18,466 votes; Edgars Rinkēvičs (JV), 28,898 votes; Artūrs Rubiks (SDPS), 95,464 votes; Didzis Šmits (KPV LV), 41,081 votes; Mārtiņš Staķis (AP), 43,839 votes; Julija Stepanenko (SDPS), 99,005 votes; Juta Strīķe (JKP), 43,620 votes; Ļubova Švecova (SDPS), 95,347 votes; Vita Anda Tērauda (AP), 43,316 votes; Boris Tsilevitch (SDPS), 97,857 votes; Jānis Urbanovičs (SDPS), 105,095 votes; Inese Voika (AP), 41,739 votes; and Reinis Znotiņš (JKP), 37,894 votes.

2014

Results of the 2014 parliamentary election held on 4 October 2014:[15]

PartyVotesTotal
Votes		%Seats
Riga
City		Over
-seas
Social Democratic Party "Harmony"SDPS109,5942,278111,87236.22%12
UnityV57,4977,86265,35921.16%7
National AllianceNA44,4674,93949,40616.00%5
Union of Greens and FarmersZZS24,2791,94026,2198.49%3
Latvian Association of RegionsLRA20,1744,06424,2387.85%3
For Latvia from the HeartNSL16,55086417,4145.64%2
Latvian Russian UnionРСЛ4,9292135,1421.66%0
United for LatviaVL3,3882303,6181.17%0
New Conservative PartyJKP2,1542602,4140.78%0
For Latvia's DevelopmentLA1,9481862,1340.69%0
Freedom. Free from Fear, Hate and Anger364424060.13%0
Izaugsme337313680.12%0
Sovereignty255322870.09%0
Valid Votes285,93622,941308,877100.00%32
Rejected Votes1,4011151,5160.49%
Valid Envelopes287,33723,056310,39399.87%
Rejected Envelopes354604140.13%
Total Polled287,69123,116310,80762.13%
Registered Electors412,75787,493500,250
Turnout69.70%26.42%62.13%

The following candidates were elected:[16] Guntis Belēvičs (ZZS), 28,280 votes; Inga Bite (LRA), 19,899 votes; Lolita Čigāne (V), 66,795 votes; Einārs Cilinskis (NA), 60,432 votes; Andrejs Judins (V), 75,602 votes; Artuss Kaimiņš (LRA), 40,481 votes; Ojārs Ēriks Kalniņš (V), 75,595 votes; Andrejs Klementjevs (SDPS), 135,129 votes; Ivans Klementjevs (SDPS), 121,733 votes; Rihards Kozlovskis (V), 68,896 votes; Māris Kučinskis (ZZS), 26,398 votes; Ilmārs Latkovskis (NA), 55,875 votes; Regīna Ločmele-Luņova (SDPS), 121,629 votes; Aleksejs Loskutovs (V), 70,801 votes; Dace Melbārde (NA), 61,632 votes; Romāns Mežeckis (NSL), 17,703 votes; Sergejs Mirskis (SDPS), 122,915 votes; Nikita Nikiforov (SDPS), 119,233 votes; Igor Pimenov (SDPS), 120,258 votes; Sergejs Potapkins (SDPS), 120,873 votes; Dzintars Rasnačs (NA), 57,750 votes; Inguna Rībena (NA), 54,599 votes; Edgars Rinkēvičs (V), 90,577 votes; Artūrs Rubiks (SDPS), 121,114 votes; Kārlis Seržants (ZZS), 28,134 votes; Mārtiņš Šics (LRA), 27,533 votes; Julija Stepanenko (SDPS), 122,383 votes; Inguna Sudraba (NSL), 29,402 votes; Boris Tsilevitch (SDPS), 127,173 votes; Jānis Urbanovičs (SDPS), 146,266 votes; Ilze Viņķele (V), 67,901 votes; and Mihails Zemļinskis (SDPS), 118,977 votes.

2011

Results of the 2011 parliamentary election held on 17 September 2011:[17]

PartyVotesTotal
Votes		%Seats
Riga
City		Over
-seas
Harmony CentreSC116,0502,029118,07941.82%13
UnityV45,0504,42949,47917.52%6
Zatlers' Reform PartyZRP39,7343,24342,97715.22%5
National AllianceNA35,0413,04538,08613.49%4
Union of Greens and FarmersZZS16,42560317,0286.03%2
Latvia's First Party/Latvian WayLPP/LC8,3162978,6133.05%0
For Human Rights in a United LatviaЗаПЧЕЛ3,0201063,1261.11%0
Last PartyPP1,4781511,6290.58%0
Freedom. Free from Fear, Hate and Anger721537740.27%0
For a Presidential RepublicPPR717347510.27%0
Latvian Social Democratic Workers' PartyLSDSP630436730.24%0
People's ControlTK577246010.21%0
Christian Democratic UnionKDS483385210.18%0
Valid Votes268,24214,095282,337100.00%30
Rejected Votes1,810761,8860.66%
Valid Envelopes270,05214,171284,22399.83%
Rejected Envelopes433394720.17%
Total Polled270,48514,210284,69561.80%
Registered Electors408,68351,975460,658
Turnout66.18%27.34%61.80%

The following candidates were elected:[18] Inga Bite (ZRP), 44,373 votes; Andris Buiķis (V), 53,572 votes; Einārs Cilinskis (NA), 45,546 votes; Irina Cvetkova (SC), 126,399 votes; Vjačeslavs Dombrovskis (ZRP), 48,783 votes; Kārlis Eņģelis (ZRP), 44,435 votes; Andrejs Judins (V), 54,567 votes; Nikolajs Kabanovs (SC), 131,866 votes; Ojārs Ēriks Kalniņš (V), 55,627 votes; Andrejs Klementjevs (SC), 142,619 votes; Ilmārs Latkovskis (NA), 43,146 votes; Valdis Liepiņš (ZRP), 44,352 votes; Igors Meļņikovs (SC), 126,124 votes; Sergejs Mirskis (SC), 129,763 votes; Nikita Nikiforov (SC), 126,024 votes; Igor Pimenov (SC), 128,529 votes; Sergejs Potapkins (SC), 126,118 votes; Dzintars Rasnačs (NA), 43,335 votes; Inguna Rībena (V), 53,121 votes; Artūrs Rubiks (SC), 135,752 votes; Kārlis Seržants (ZZS), 18,318 votes; Edmunds Sprūdžs (ZRP), 52,369 votes; Dāvis Stalts (NA), 41,586 votes; Boris Tsilevitch (SC), 135,554 votes; Jānis Urbanovičs (SC), 165,451 votes; Raimonds Vējonis (ZZS), 19,729 votes; Andris Vilks (V), 60,091 votes; Ilze Viņķele (V), 54,149 votes; Mihails Zemļinskis (SC), 127,843 votes; and Igors Zujevs (SC), 125,848 votes.

2010

Results of the 2010 parliamentary election held on 2 October 2010:[19]

PartyVotesTotal
Votes		%Seats
Riga
City		Over
-seas
Harmony CentreSC115,4021,662117,06439.70%13
UnityV78,3707,46285,83229.10%9
Union of Greens and FarmersZZS30,62388531,50810.68%3
For a Good LatviaPL22,50257123,0737.82%2
National AllianceNA20,2431,57821,8217.40%2
For Human Rights in a United LatviaЗаПЧЕЛ5,3671545,5211.87%0
Last PartyPP2,5551792,7340.93%0
Made in LatviaRL2,2041042,3080.78%0
For a Presidential RepublicPPR1,463611,5240.52%0
Responsibility – Social Democratic Alliance of Political PartiesATBILDĪBA1,082521,1340.38%0
People's ControlTK1,037111,0480.36%0
Christian Democratic UnionKDS865419060.31%0
Daugava – For LatviaZRP416184340.15%0
Valid Votes282,12912,778294,907100.00%29
Rejected Votes5,4211475,5681.85%
Valid Envelopes287,55012,925300,47599.74%
Rejected Envelopes685877720.26%
Total Polled288,23513,012301,24766.91%
Registered Electors407,48142,724450,205
Turnout70.74%30.46%66.91%

The following candidates were elected:[20] Andris Buiķis (V), 93,278 votes; Lolita Čigāne (V), 96,204 votes; Einārs Cilinskis (NA), 23,674 votes; Ints Dālderis (V), 89,528 votes; Sergey Dolgopolov (SC), 136,444 votes; Aleksejs Holostovs (SC), 121,015 votes; Nikolajs Kabanovs (SC), 126,659 votes; Ojārs Ēriks Kalniņš (V), 92,705 votes; Rasma Kārkliņa (V), 89,870 votes; Andrejs Klementjevs (SC), 134,440 votes; Ģirts Valdis Kristovskis (V), 99,430 votes; Imants Lieģis (V), 89,910 votes; Igors Meļņikovs (SC), 121,742 votes; Sergejs Mirskis (SC), 125,288 votes; Nikita Nikiforov (SC), 121,107 votes; Igor Pimenov (SC), 122,280 votes; Dzintars Rasnačs (NA), 24,123 votes; Inguna Rībena (V), 89,634 votes; Artūrs Rubiks (SC), 126,669 votes; Kārlis Seržants (ZZS), 33,540 votes; Inese Šlesere (PL), 24,430 votes; Ainārs Šlesers (PL), 35,940 votes; Jānis Strazdiņš (ZZS), 32,298 votes; Boris Tsilevitch (SC), 131,615 votes; Jānis Urbanovičs (SC), 174,139 votes; Raimonds Vējonis (ZZS), 36,139 votes; Ilze Viņķele (V), 88,647 votes; Mihails Zemļinskis (SC), 122,040 votes; and Igors Zujevs (SC), 121,140 votes.

2006

Results of the 2006 parliamentary election held on 7 October 2006:[21]

PartyVotesTotal
Votes		%Seats
Riga
City		Over
-seas
Harmony CentreSC64,54342864,97123.80%8
New Era PartyJL43,9752,83846,81317.15%5
People's PartyTP34,7761,03735,81313.12%4
For Human Rights in a United LatviaЗаПЧЕЛ26,89141727,30810.00%3
Union of Greens and FarmersZZS25,29255925,8519.47%3
Latvia's First Party/Latvian WayLPP/LC21,75646722,2238.14%3
For Fatherland and Freedom/LNNKTB/LNNK20,1991,28921,4887.87%3
Motherland8,998489,0463.31%0
Latvian Social Democratic Workers' PartyLSDSP7,194817,2752.67%0
All for Latvia!3,270783,3481.23%0
New DemocratsNJD2,493882,5810.95%0
Pensioners and Seniors PartyPSP2,073472,1200.78%0
Eurosceptics1,125191,1440.42%0
Māra's Land1,099341,1330.42%0
Our Land Party460184780.18%0
Fatherland UnionTS349123610.13%0
National Power UnionNSS348133610.13%0
Social Fairness PartySTP335103450.13%0
Latvian's Latvia National Political Defence Organisation29272990.11%0
Valid Votes265,4687,490272,958100.00%29
Rejected Votes1,6760.61%
Valid Envelopes274,63499.78%
Rejected Envelopes6160.22%
Total Polled275,25063.18%
Registered Electors435,634

The following candidates were elected:[21] Solvita Āboltiņa (JL), 56,437 votes; Ainars Baštiks (LPP/LC), 27,764 votes; Vladimir Buzayev (ЗаПЧЕЛ), 31,332 votes; Ilma Čepāne (JL), 56,584 votes; Juris Dalbiņš (TP), 37,182 votes; Juris Dobelis (TB/LNNK), 25,073 votes; Sergey Dolgopolov (SC), 79,657 votes; Māris Grīnblats (TB/LNNK), 26,442 votes; Nikolajs Kabanovs (ЗаПЧЕЛ), 32,079 votes; Andrejs Klementjevs (SC), 73,196 votes; Sergejs Mirskis (SC), 69,711 votes; Alexander Mirsky (SC), 76,509 votes; Vineta Muižniece (TP), 37,321 votes; Linda Mūrniece (JL), 55,644 votes; Leopolds Ozoliņš (ZZS), 26,479 votes; Yakov Pliner (ЗаПЧЕЛ), 35,327 votes; Pauls Putniņš (ZZS); 26,273 votes; Dzintars Rasnačs (TB/LNNK), 24,067 votes; Inguna Rībena (JL), 54,002 votes; Artūrs Rubiks (SC), 74,633 votes; Kārlis Šadurskis (JL), 54,080 votes; Mareks Segliņš (TP), 37,976 votes; Inese Šlesere (LPP/LC), 24,188 votes; Ainārs Šlesers (LPP/LC), 31,325 votes; Oskars Spurdziņš (TP), 37,468 votes; Jānis Strazdiņš (ZZS), 27,020 votes; Boris Tsilevitch (SC), 72,837 votes; Jānis Urbanovičs (SC), 74,296 votes; and Nils Ušakovs (SC), 89,408 votes.

2002

Results of the 2002 parliamentary election held on 5 October 2002:[22]

PartyVotesTotal
Votes		%Seats
Riga
City		Over
-seas
For Human Rights in a United LatviaЗаПЧЕЛ86,35844386,80130.50%10
New Era PartyJL70,9613,83874,79926.28%8
People's PartyTP31,65370132,35411.37%4
Latvia's First PartyLPP21,54823521,7837.65%2
For Fatherland and Freedom/LNNKTB/LNNK15,51191216,4235.77%2
Union of Greens and FarmersZZS15,49939315,8925.58%2
Latvian WayLC11,96354512,5084.39%0
Latvian Social Democratic Workers' PartyLSDSP9,9967410,0703.54%0
Social Democratic Welfare PartySDLP4,894214,9151.73%0
Social Democratic UnionSDS2,829412,8701.01%0
Latvians' PartyLP1,310441,3540.48%0
Russian Party1,029151,0440.37%0
Political Alliance "Centre"1,01071,0170.36%0
Latvian Revival PartyLAP505275320.19%0
Freedom PartyBP47744810.17%0
Light of LatgaleLG460184780.17%0
Progressive Centre PartyPCP40474110.14%0
Māra's Land32873350.12%0
Citizens' Union "Our Land"304123160.11%0
Latvian United Republican PartyLARP23762430.09%0
Valid Votes277,2767,350284,626100.00%28
Rejected Votes1,1330.40%
Valid Envelopes285,75999.65%
Rejected Envelopes1,0030.35%
Total Polled286,76272.10%
Registered Electors397,745

The following candidates were elected:[22] Ainars Baštiks (LPP), 24,929 votes; Gundars Bērziņš (TP), 35,518 votes; Vladimir Buzayev (ЗаПЧЕЛ), 96,747 votes; Valdis Dombrovskis (JL), 78,060 votes; Ina Druviete (JL), 79,896 votes; Māris Gulbis (JL), 84,013 votes; Jānis Jurkāns (ЗаПЧЕЛ), 126,117 votes; Nikolajs Kabanovs (ЗаПЧЕЛ), 97,687 votes; Aigars Kalvītis (TP), 33,208 votes; Valērijs Karpuškins (ЗаПЧЕЛ), 95,320 votes; Aleksandrs Kiršteins (TP), 33,425 votes; Paulis Kļaviņš (LPP), 23,235 votes; Andrejs Klementjevs (ЗаПЧЕЛ), 97,502 votes; Guntars Krasts (TB/LNNK), 24,328 votes; Aigars Pētersons (JL), 77,227 votes; Rihards Pīks (TP), 33,868 votes; Yakov Pliner (ЗаПЧЕЛ), 98,273 votes; Einars Repše (JL), 110,911 votes; Inguna Rībena (JL), 81,218 votes; Kārlis Šadurskis (JL), 78,157 votes; Juris Sokolovskis (ЗаПЧЕЛ), 95,815 votes; Jānis Strazdiņš (ZZS), 17,130 votes; Kārlis Strēlis (JL), 76,713 votes; Boris Tsilevitch (ЗаПЧЕЛ), 99,729 votes; Dainis Turlais (ЗаПЧЕЛ), 99,114 votes; Arvīds Ulme (ZZS), 16,654 votes; Jānis Urbanovičs (ЗаПЧЕЛ), 94,624 votes; and Roberts Zīle (TB/LNNK), 20,943 votes.

1998

Results of the 1998 parliamentary election held on 3 October 1998:[23]

PartyVotesTotal
Votes		%Seats
Riga
City		Over
-seas
National Harmony PartyTSP54,56613254,69821.35%7
For Fatherland and Freedom/LNNKTB/LNNK47,0934,65851,75120.20%6
People's PartyTP46,4353,35349,78819.44%6
Latvian WayLC32,63674133,37713.03%4
Latvian Social Democratic AllianceLSDA28,68314728,83011.26%3
New PartyJP16,04923416,2836.36%2
Workers' Party, Christian Democratic Union and Latvian Green PartyDP–KDS–LZP4,8392675,1061.99%0
Latvian Farmers' UnionLZS3,0662363,3021.29%0
National Progress PartyNPP2,41772,4240.95%0
Democratic Party "Saimnieks"2,280362,3160.90%0
People's Movement for LatviaTKL2,171322,2030.86%0
Latvian Revival PartyLAP1,239181,2570.49%0
Popular Movement "Freedom"730537830.31%0
Latvian National Democratic PartyLNDP759197780.30%0
Social Democratic Women's OrganisationSDSO720267460.29%0
Conservative PartyKP624226460.25%0
Latvian Unity PartyLVP61546190.24%0
Helsinki-86534315650.22%0
Māra's LandMZ288112990.12%0
Latvian National Reform PartyLNRP18441880.07%0
Democrats' PartyDP17281800.07%0
Valid Votes246,10010,039256,139100.00%28
Rejected Votes1,3220.51%
Valid Envelopes257,46199.40%
Rejected Envelopes1,5430.60%
Total Polled259,00468.81%
Registered Electors376,426

The following candidates were elected:[23] Egils Baldzēns (LSDA), 30,832 votes; Andris Bērziņš (JP), 17,575 votes; Indulis Bērziņš (LC), 36,533 votes; Imants Burvis (LSDA), 30,474 votes; Helēna Demakova (TP), 51,538 votes; Oļegs Deņisovs (TSP), 62,208 votes; Juris Dobelis (TB/LNNK), 61,965 votes; Jānis Gaigals (LC), 35,148 votes; Valdis Ģīlis (TP), 51,420 votes; Māris Grīnblats (TB/LNNK), 65,842 votes; Jānis Jurkāns (TSP), 74,687 votes; Aleksandrs Kiršteins (TP), 53,003 votes; Andrejs Klementjevs (TSP), 60,999 votes; Guntars Krasts (TB/LNNK), 68,926 votes; Rišards Labanovskis (LSDA), 32,702 votes; Modris Lujāns (TSP), 60,824 votes; Romāns Mežeckis (JP), 17,070 votes; Karina Pētersone (LC), 35,290 votes; Rihards Pīks (TP), 53,320 votes; Yakov Pliner (TSP), 60,912 votes; Dzintars Rasnačs (TB/LNNK), 57,449 votes; Romualds Ražuks (LC), 34,174 votes; Juris Sinka (TB/LNNK), 58,459 votes; Jānis Škapars (TP), 51,722 votes; Juris Sokolovskis (TSP), 61,545 votes; Boris Tsilevitch (TSP), 62,543 votes; Māris Vītols (TP), 52,718 votes; and Roberts Zīle (TB/LNNK), 63,840 votes.

1995

Results of the 1995 parliamentary election held on 30 September and 1 October 1995:[24][25]

PartyVotes%Seats
For Fatherland and FreedomTB43,60717.84%5
Democratic Party "Saimnieks"DPS31,22112.78%4
Latvian WayLC29,80612.20%4
Latvian National Conservative Party and Latvian Green PartyLNNK-LZP24,2759.93%3
People's Movement for LatviaTKL23,3989.57%3
National Harmony PartyTSP22,9039.37%3
Socialist Party of LatviaLSP18,5267.58%2
Latvian Farmers' Union, Christian Democratic Union and Latgalian Labour PartyLZS-KDS-LDP12,9115.28%2
Labour and Justice Coalition: LDDP, LSDSP and LACAPLDDP-LSDSP-LACAP11,1604.57%0
Latvian Unity PartyLVP9,5523.91%1
Party of Russian Citizens in LatviaПргЛ4,2811.75%0
Popular Front of LatviaLTF3,1131.27%0
Latvian Farmers' UnionLZS2,9221.20%0
Political Association of the Underprivileged and Latvian Independence Party2,2410.92%0
Political Union of EconomistsTPA1,7280.71%0
Citizens Union "Our Land" – Anti-Communist Union1,2310.50%0
Democrats' PartyDP6030.25%0
Latvian Liberal PartyLLP4600.19%0
Latvian National Democratic PartyLNDP4280.18%0
Valid Votes244,366100.00%27

The following candidates were elected:[24] Indulis Bērziņš (LC), 30,283 votes; Imants Daudišs (LC), 30,209 votes; Oļegs Deņisovs (LSP), 21,279 votes; Juris Dobelis (LNNK-LZP), 27,326 votes; Vladlens Dozorcevs (TSP), 26,449 votes; Kārlis Jūlijs Druva (LZS-KDS-LDP), 13,910 votes; Aivars Endziņš (LC), 30,707 votes; Māris Grīnblats (TB), 59,731 votes; Jānis Jurkāns (TSP), 32,611 votes; Ivars Jānis Ķezbers (DPS), 35,355 votes; Aleksandrs Kiršteins (LNNK-LZP), 28,152 votes; Paulis Kļaviņš (LZS-KDS-LDP), 14,556 votes; Andrejs Krastiņš (LNNK-LZP), 27,733 votes; Ilga Kreituse (DPS), 33,674 votes; Valdis Krisbergs (DPS), 32,592 votes; Ludmila Kuprijanova (TSP), 25,326 votes; Modris Lujāns (LSP), 20,642 votes; Leopolds Ozoliņš (TB), 51,958 votes; Andrejs Panteļējevs (LC), 33,180 votes; Normunds Pēterkops (TB), 46,205 votes; Aleksandrs Pētersons (TB), 46,643 votes; Andris Rubins (TKL), 24,165 votes; Māris Rudzītis (TKL), 24,288 votes; Juris Sinka (TB), 47,803 votes; Gundars Valdmanis (LVP), 10,295 votes; Juris Zaķis (DPS), 32,228 votes; and Elmārs Zelgalvis (TKL), 23,991 votes.

1993

Results of the 1993 parliamentary election held on 5 and 6 June 1993:[26][27]

PartyVotes%Seats
Latvian WayLC66,13724.03%6
Latvian National Independence MovementLNNK50,60018.38%5
Harmony for LatviaSL41,76515.17%4
For Fatherland and FreedomTB18,7446.81%2
Equal RightsР18,2576.63%2
Latvian Farmers' UnionLZS16,5706.02%2
Christian Democratic UnionKDS15,7845.73%2
Democratic Center Party of LatviaDCP14,0675.11%1
Popular Front of LatviaLTF7,9792.90%0
Green List4,6671.70%0
Russian National Democratic List3,8021.38%0
Economic Activity League2,7961.02%0
Democratic Labour Party of LatviaLDDP2,6950.98%0
Latvia's Happiness2,3460.85%0
Citizens Union "Our Land"2,0680.75%0
Latvian Social Democratic Workers' PartyLSDSP2,0610.75%0
Anti-Communist Union1,4710.53%0
Republican Platform1,1760.43%0
Conservatives and Peasants7220.26%0
Independents' Union5650.21%0
Latvian Unity PartyLVP3630.13%0
Latvian Liberal PartyLLP3620.13%0
Liberal Alliance2450.09%0
Valid Votes275,242100.00%24
Rejected Votes4,0331.44%
Valid Envelopes279,275

The following candidates were elected:[28][29] Andris Ameriks (SL), 42,184 votes; Romāns Apsītis (LC), 63,995 votes; Eduards Berklavs (LNNK), 58,548 votes; Indulis Bērziņš (LC), 66,905 votes; Māris Budovskis (LNNK), 54,575 votes; Igors Bukovskis (SL), 44,336 votes; Māris Grīnblats (TB), 22,222 votes; Aivars Jerumanis (KDS), 20,683 votes; Ēriks Kaža (SL), 42,659 votes; Aleksandrs Kiršteins (LNNK), 57,406 votes; Visvaldis Varnesis Klīve (LZS), 17,536 votes; Odisejs Kostanda (LNNK), 66,851 votes; Nikolajs Krasohins (Р), 19,206 votes; Andrejs Krastiņš (LNNK), 60,076 votes; Ludmila Kuprijanova (SL), 43,408 votes; Kārlis Leiškalns (DCP), 14,742 votes; Egils Levits (LC), 67,608 votes; Ruta Marjaša (LC), 65,862 votes; Andrejs Panteļējevs (LC), 81,377 votes; Aida Prēdele (KDS), 17,383 votes; Jānis Ritenis (LZS), 17,624 votes; Alfrēds Rubiks (Р), 27,511 votes; Andrejs Siliņš (LC), 63,659 votes; and Juris Sinka (TB), 20,288 votes.

1931

Results of the 1931 parliamentary election held on 3 and 4 October 1931:[30][31]

PartyVotes%Seats
Latvian Social Democratic Workers' PartyLSDSP56,42626.35%6
Democratic CentreDC26,85612.54%3
Leftist Workers and Farm LabourersKSDZ22,99710.74%2
German-Baltic Party in LatviaDbPL19,5479.13%2
Agudas Israel10,4434.88%1
Orthodox, Old Believers and United Russian OrganizationsП8,4903.96%1
Workers and Poor PeasantsSNZ7,6103.55%1
Union for Peace, Order and ProductionMKRA6,5183.04%1
Christian Union and WorkersKAS6,1152.86%1
Trade Union of Railwaymen, Government Workers, Craftsmen and WorkersDVDASAA5,9762.79%1
Latvian Farmers' UnionLZS5,7692.69%1
Progressive AssociationPA5,4782.56%1
Zionist Organisation Mizrachi5,3552.50%0
Latvian Polish Union Polish-CatholicsZPwŁ5,1532.41%0
United List of New Farmers – Small Landowners Party, Economic Centre and Dischargees5,0652.37%0
National UnionNA4,6702.18%0
Women's Organisations3,1581.47%0
Russian Old Believers Working People's VotersРС2,1921.02%0
Jewish Progressive Union2,1160.99%0
Latvian Tenant Protection Association1,8060.84%0
Party of Former Money Depositors1,6220.76%0
Latvian Social Democratic Opposition Workers7750.36%0
Valid Votes214,137100.00%21
Rejected Votes1,6330.76%
Valid Envelopes215,77099.98%
Rejected Envelopes400.02%
Total Polled215,810
1928

Results of the 1928 parliamentary election held on 6 and 7 October 1928:[32][33]

PartyVotes%Seats
Latvian Social Democratic Workers' PartyLSDSP55,21726.98%5
Leftist Workers and Farm LabourersKSDZ31,87215.57%3
German-Baltic Party in LatviaDbPL27,06113.22%3
National UnionNA9,4014.59%1
Orthodox, Old Believers and United Russian OrganizationsП8,5704.19%1
Zionist Organisation Mizrachi7,7743.80%1
Christian Union and Workers PartyKASP7,6053.72%1
Latvian Labour UnionLDS6,5143.18%1
Democratic CentreDC5,9472.91%1
Latvian Farmers' UnionLZS5,8462.86%1
Agudas Israel5,3052.59%1
Union for Peace, Order and ProductionMKRA5,2182.55%0
Economic Centre, Soldiers, Merchants. Industrialists and Craftsmen4,4922.20%0
Economic Association3,3291.63%0
Latgallian Independent Socialist PartyLNSP3,2041.57%0
Christian Peasant and Catholic PartyKZKP2,4581.20%0
Party of Former Money Depositors and Other Victims2,1861.07%0
Jewish Democratic Bloc2,1601.06%0
Latvian Polish-Catholic UnionZPwŁ2,0451.00%0
Latvian Women's Union1,8880.92%0
Radical Democrats1,8670.91%0
United Old BelieversAV1,7010.83%0
Union of Social Democrats and Farmers1,3460.66%0
Ceire CionCC1,3380.65%0
People's Rights and Health Defenders2970.15%0
Valid Votes204,641100.00%19
Rejected Votes1,4910.72%
Valid Envelopes206,13299.98%
Rejected Envelopes450.02%
Total Polled206,177
1925

Results of the 1925 parliamentary election held on 3 and 4 October 1925:[34][35][36]

PartyVotes%Seats
Con.Com.Tot.
Latvian Social Democratic Workers' PartyLSDSP70,08739.18%808
German-Baltic Party in LatviaDbPL28,22715.78%303
Democratic CentreDC13,1807.37%202
National UnionNA10,3055.76%101
Agudas Israel6,0483.38%101
Latvian Farmers' UnionLZS5,8573.27%101
Union for Peace, Order and ProductionMKRA4,9232.75%101
Christian National UnionKNS4,2712.39%112
Union of Orthodox Voters and Russian OrganisationsП4,0822.28%101
Zionist Organisation Mizrachi3,2881.84%000
Latvian Labour UnionLDS2,8051.57%000
Old BelieversV2,3711.33%000
Combined Workers, Disabled People and Workers2,2801.27%000
Party of Catholics and Christian PeasantsKKZP2,1561.21%000
Polish-Catholic Latvian Union of PolesZpwŁ2,0211.13%000
National Farmers' UnionNZS1,9661.10%000
Ceire CionCC1,8911.06%000
Jewish National Democratic Party1,8751.05%000
Latvian New Farmers' UnionLJS1,5750.88%000
"Bund" in Latvia1,4230.80%000
Social Democrats MensheviksSDM1,2830.72%000
Congress of Destroyed Areas and Agricultural Association1,2440.70%000
Union of Riga Outskirts1,1390.64%000
Russian Parishes and Public EmployeesOPOД1,0640.59%000
Economically Active Citizens1,0560.59%000
Union of Latvian DemocratsLDS8120.45%000
Latvian National Workers' Party5150.29%000
Latvian New Farmers-Small Landowners PartyLJSP3860.22%000
Latgallian Democratic PartyLDP2410.13%000
Histadruth-Hacionith2350.13%000
Latgallian Labour Party–Latgale Union of Smallholders and Stateless PersonsLDP-LMBS1770.10%000
Latgallian Farmers PartyLZP1140.06%000
Valid Votes178,897100.00%19120
Rejected Votes
Valid Envelopes
Rejected Envelopes
Total Polled
Registered Electors216,163
1922

Results of the 1922 parliamentary election held on 7 and 8 October 1922:[37][38]

PartyVotes%Seats
Con.Com.Tot.
Latvian Social Democratic Workers' PartyLSDSP40,17827.46%4
Democratic CentreDC29,52620.18%3
German-Baltic Party in LatviaDbPL25,90117.70%3
Non-Partisan National CentreBNC9,8596.74%1
Christian National UnionKNS6,8984.72%1
United Jewish National BlocEANB6,7394.61%1
Agudas Israel4,7283.23%1
United List of RussiansОРС4,7103.22%000
Latvian Farmers' UnionLZS4,2332.89%1
Union of Social Democrats – Mensheviks and Rural WorkersSDML3,4552.36%1
United Polish PartiesZpwŁ2,1251.45%000
List of Lithuanians and CatholicsLK1,5631.07%000
Latvian New Farmers' UnionLJS1,3640.93%1
Latvian Abstainers1,0310.70%000
Latvian Central Committee of Old BelieversLVCK9080.62%000
Colonel Jansons' List5440.37%000
Ceire CionCC5330.36%000
Independent Russian Association4690.32%000
War Invalids, Families and Soldiers on Leave4370.30%000
Latgallian People's UnionsLTA3490.24%000
Land Workers' Association3270.22%000
Group of Estonian Voters2600.18%000
Latvian Fishermen's Union and Group of Sailors1560.11%000
"Bund" in Latvia00.00%000
Belarusian in Latgallia00.00%000
Jewish People's Party00.00%000
Latgallian Christian Peasant's UnionLKZS00.00%000
Latgallian Farmers PartyLZP00.00%000
Latgallian Small Landless Farmers–Latgallian Labour PartyLMB-LDP00.00%000
Latgallian Workers' UnionLDA00.00%000
Union of Latgallian Villagers, Landowners and Tenants00.00%000
Valid Votes146,293100.00%15217
Rejected Votes2,0981.41%
Valid Envelopes148,391
Rejected Envelopes
Total Polled
Registered Electors151,805

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