The social democrats and conservatives continue to lead the party ranking

According to a survey conducted in February, the Lithuanian Social Democratic Party (LSDP) was supported by 14.9 percent, the Patriotic Union-Lithuanian Christian Democrats (TS-LKD) by 10.7 percent. of those interviewed. In January, these parties were respectively supported by 16.2 percent. and 10.7 percent population.

In third place is the opposition Lithuanian Peasants and Greens Union (LVŽS) with 7 percent. support, in January 7.7 percent would have supported it. voters.

In fourth place is the Liberal Movement in the ruling coalition, 5.9% of voters would have voted for it in February. voters, in January – 5.8 percent.

Next in line is the opposition Democratic Union “Vardan Lietuvos” with 5.6 percent. of votes, 6.9 percent would have supported in January. respondents,

The “Nemunas Dawn” party of Seimas member Remigijaus Žemaitaitis remained in sixth place, with 4.5% support in February. of those surveyed, in January – 4.2 percent.

The ruling Freedom Party was supported by 3.8% in February and 4% in January. respondents. The opposition Labor Party received 3.2 percent in February. support, in January – 2.1 percent.

14% would have voted for another party in February. voters, and in January – 11 percent. population. Those who did not vote would have been 11 percent in February, and 7.4 percent in January.

When asked to name the politician who would be best suited to occupy the post of prime minister, the respondents indicated LSDP chairwoman Vilija Blinkevičiūtė in first place. It received 10.3 percent in February. support of the respondents, in January – 9.8 percent.

In the second place was the current Prime Minister Ingrid Šimonytė. 9 percent would like to see her in this post. of those surveyed, in January – 11.2 percent.

27.1 percent of respondents evaluated the Government’s activities positively and rather positively in February, respectively – 25.5 percent in January.

The opinion and market research company “Spinter tyrimi” conducted a representative demand on behalf of the news portal “Delfi” between February 18 and 25, the error is 3.1 percent. During the research, 1012 respondents were interviewed.