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• The most popular parties in December were: New Era, FHRUL, and FF/LNIM

According to a public opinion survey conducted by "Latvijas fakti," the party New Era would receive 12.4% of votes, For Human Rights in United Latvia – 9.9%, For Fatherland and Freedom/LNIM – 8.7% if the Saeima elections were hold in December. The Peoples Party (8.4%), Union of Greens and Farmers (5.9%), and the union of Latvia's Way and Latvia's First Party (5.3%) would also pass the required 5 per cent barrier. However, 27.3 % of the respondents said that they have not decided which party they would give their vote, while 12.6 % consider not vote at all.According to a public opinion survey conducted by "Latvijas fakti," the party New Era would receive 12.4% of votes, For Human Rights in United Latvia – 9.9%, For Fatherland and Freedom/LNIM – 8.7% if the Saeima elections were hold in December. The People’s Party (8.4%), Union of Greens and Farmers (5.9%), and the union of Latvia's Way and Latvia's First Party (5.3%) would also pass the required 5 per cent barrier. However, 27.3 % of the respondents said that they have not decided which party they would give their vote, while 12.6 % consider not vote at all.