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Political Scientist Explains High Turnout Ahead of Key Election Day with Changing Voting Habits
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Based on the voting activity so far, it is still too early to draw conclusions about whether the overall voter participation in the Saeima elections will be higher than in previous ones, political scientist Juris Rozenvalds assessed the voting activity indicators.
Greater voter turnout before the Saeima election day may indicate a change in voting habits, while whether overall participation in the elections has also increased can be assessed after the elections are concluded, political scientist Lelde Metla-Rozentāle told LETA.
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