Riga (Saeima constituency)

Riga (; ) 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.

Electoral system

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

Election results

Summary

Detailed

2020s

2022

Results of the 2022 parliamentary election held on 1 October 2022:

The following candidates were elected: SkaidrÃÂ«te ÃÂbrama (PRO), 29,828 votes; Augusts Brigmanis (ZZS), 17,324 votes; OÃÂ¼egs Burovs (LPV), 27,239 votes; Edmunds CepurÃÂ«tis (PRO), 29,474 votes; Svetlana ÃÂulkova (S!), 30,351 votes; DÃÂvis MÃÂrtiÃÂÃÂ¡ Daugavietis (JV), 61,182 votes; MÃÂrcis JencÃÂ«tis (LPV), 27,448 votes; Andrejs Judins (JV), 69,339 votes; Igors Judins (S!), 29,780 votes; Inese KalniÃÂa (JV), 60,755 votes; Irma KalniÃÂa (JV), 61,838 votes; Zanda KalniÃÂa-LukaÃÂ¡evica (JV), 61,317 votes; Aleksandrs KirÃÂ¡teins (NA), 22,785 votes; Jefimijs Klementjevs (S!), 29,698 votes; Rihards Kols (NA), 24,191 votes; Agnese Krasta (JV), 60,822 votes; Kristaps KriÃÂ¡topans (LPV), 26,979 votes; Andris Kulbergs (AS), 22,606 votes; GunÃÂrs KÃÂ«tris (ZZS), 18,438 votes; Inese LÃÂ«biÃÂa-Egnere (JV), 67,168 votes; Lauris Lizbovskis (AS), 21,352 votes; NataÃÂ¼ja MarÃÂenko-Jodko (S!), 30,322 votes; InÃÂra MÃÂ«rniece (NA), 25,226 votes; AntoÃÂina ÃÂenaÃÂ¡eva (PRO), 30,296 votes; JÃÂnis Patmalnieks (JV), 60,887 votes; Nauris Puntulis (NA), 23,010 votes; Igors Rajevs (AS), 24,272 voetes; Edgars RinkÃÂviÃÂs (JV), 95,119 votes; Aleksejs RosÃÂ¼ikovs (S!), 46,532 votes; UÃÂ£is Rotbergs (JV), 61,056 votes; Zane SkujiÃÂa (JV), 61,146 votes; AinÃÂrs ÃÂ lesers (LPV), 41,546 votes; Didzis ÃÂ mits (AS), 22,822 votes; Andris SprÃÂ«ds (PRO), 31,739 votes; Andris ÃÂ uvajevs (PRO), 30,454 votes; and Andrejs Vilks (ZZS), 16,945 votes.

2010s

2018

Results of the 2018 parliamentary election held on 6 October 2018:

The following candidates were elected: Iveta Benhena-BÃÂkena (KPV LV), 38,393 votes; Anda ÃÂakÃÂ¡a (ZZS), 15,423 votes; VjaÃÂeslavs Dombrovskis (SDPS), 121,611 votes; Gatis EglÃÂ«tis (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 KaimiÃÂÃÂ¡ (KPV LV), 58,542 votes; OjÃÂrs ÃÂriks KalniÃÂÃÂ¡ (JV), 23,533 votes; Aleksandrs KirÃÂ¡teins (NA), 28,626 votes; Andrejs Klementjevs (SDPS), 105,979 votes; Ivans Klementjevs (SDPS), 96,071 votes; Rihards Kols (NA), 30,737 votes; TÃÂlis Linkaits (JKP), 38,775 votes; RegÃÂ«na LoÃÂmele-LuÃÂova (SDPS), 104,889 votes; Dace MelbÃÂrde (NA), 36,925 votes; Linda Ozola (JKP), 37,945 votes; Daniels PavÃÂ¼uts (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 RinkÃÂviÃÂs (JV), 28,898 votes; ArtÃÂ«rs Rubiks (SDPS), 95,464 votes; Didzis ÃÂ mits (KPV LV), 41,081 votes; MÃÂrtiÃÂÃÂ¡ StaÃÂ·is (AP), 43,839 votes; Julija Stepanenko (SDPS), 99,005 votes; Juta StrÃÂ«ÃÂ·e (JKP), 43,620 votes; ÃÂ»ubova ÃÂ vecova (SDPS), 95,347 votes; Vita Anda TÃÂrauda (AP), 43,316 votes; Boris Tsilevitch (SDPS), 97,857 votes; JÃÂnis UrbanoviÃÂs (SDPS), 105,095 votes; Inese Voika (AP), 41,739 votes; and Reinis ZnotiÃÂÃÂ¡ (JKP), 37,894 votes.

2014

Results of the 2014 parliamentary election held on 4 October 2014:

The following candidates were elected: Guntis BelÃÂviÃÂs (ZZS), 28,280 votes; Inga Bite (LRA), 19,899 votes; Lolita ÃÂigÃÂne (V), 66,795 votes; EinÃÂrs Cilinskis (NA), 60,432 votes; Andrejs Judins (V), 75,602 votes; Artuss KaimiÃÂÃÂ¡ (LRA), 40,481 votes; OjÃÂrs ÃÂriks KalniÃÂÃÂ¡ (V), 75,595 votes; Andrejs Klementjevs (SDPS), 135,129 votes; Ivans Klementjevs (SDPS), 121,733 votes; Rihards Kozlovskis (V), 68,896 votes; MÃÂris KuÃÂinskis (ZZS), 26,398 votes; IlmÃÂrs Latkovskis (NA), 55,875 votes; RegÃÂ«na LoÃÂmele-LuÃÂova (SDPS), 121,629 votes; Aleksejs Loskutovs (V), 70,801 votes; Dace MelbÃÂrde (NA), 61,632 votes; RomÃÂns MeÃÂ¾eckis (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 RasnaÃÂs (NA), 57,750 votes; Inguna RÃÂ«bena (NA), 54,599 votes; Edgars RinkÃÂviÃÂs (V), 90,577 votes; ArtÃÂ«rs Rubiks (SDPS), 121,114 votes; KÃÂrlis SerÃÂ¾ants (ZZS), 28,134 votes; MÃÂrtiÃÂÃÂ¡ ÃÂ ics (LRA), 27,533 votes; Julija Stepanenko (SDPS), 122,383 votes; Inguna Sudraba (NSL), 29,402 votes; Boris Tsilevitch (SDPS), 127,173 votes; JÃÂnis UrbanoviÃÂs (SDPS), 146,266 votes; Ilze ViÃÂÃÂ·ele (V), 67,901 votes; and Mihails ZemÃÂ¼inskis (SDPS), 118,977 votes.

2011

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

The following candidates were elected: Inga Bite (ZRP), 44,373 votes; Andris BuiÃÂ·is (V), 53,572 votes; EinÃÂrs Cilinskis (NA), 45,546 votes; Irina Cvetkova (SC), 126,399 votes; VjaÃÂeslavs Dombrovskis (ZRP), 48,783 votes; KÃÂrlis EÃÂÃÂ£elis (ZRP), 44,435 votes; Andrejs Judins (V), 54,567 votes; Nikolajs Kabanovs (SC), 131,866 votes; OjÃÂrs ÃÂriks KalniÃÂÃÂ¡ (V), 55,627 votes; Andrejs Klementjevs (SC), 142,619 votes; IlmÃÂrs Latkovskis (NA), 43,146 votes; Valdis LiepiÃÂÃÂ¡ (ZRP), 44,352 votes; Igors MeÃÂ¼ÃÂikovs (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 RasnaÃÂs (NA), 43,335 votes; Inguna RÃÂ«bena (V), 53,121 votes; ArtÃÂ«rs Rubiks (SC), 135,752 votes; KÃÂrlis SerÃÂ¾ants (ZZS), 18,318 votes; Edmunds SprÃÂ«dÃÂ¾s (ZRP), 52,369 votes; DÃÂvis Stalts (NA), 41,586 votes; Boris Tsilevitch (SC), 135,554 votes; JÃÂnis UrbanoviÃÂs (SC), 165,451 votes; Raimonds VÃÂjonis (ZZS), 19,729 votes; Andris Vilks (V), 60,091 votes; Ilze ViÃÂÃÂ·ele (V), 54,149 votes; Mihails ZemÃÂ¼inskis (SC), 127,843 votes; and Igors Zujevs (SC), 125,848 votes.

2010

Results of the 2010 parliamentary election held on 2 October 2010:

The following candidates were elected: Andris BuiÃÂ·is (V), 93,278 votes; Lolita ÃÂigÃÂne (V), 96,204 votes; EinÃÂrs Cilinskis (NA), 23,674 votes; Ints DÃÂlderis (V), 89,528 votes; Sergey Dolgopolov (SC), 136,444 votes; Aleksejs Holostovs (SC), 121,015 votes; Nikolajs Kabanovs (SC), 126,659 votes; OjÃÂrs ÃÂriks KalniÃÂÃÂ¡ (V), 92,705 votes; Rasma KÃÂrkliÃÂa (V), 89,870 votes; Andrejs Klementjevs (SC), 134,440 votes; ÃÂ¢irts Valdis Kristovskis (V), 99,430 votes; Imants LieÃÂ£is (V), 89,910 votes; Igors MeÃÂ¼ÃÂikovs (SC), 121,742 votes; Sergejs Mirskis (SC), 125,288 votes; Nikita Nikiforov (SC), 121,107 votes; Igor Pimenov (SC), 122,280 votes; Dzintars RasnaÃÂs (NA), 24,123 votes; Inguna RÃÂ«bena (V), 89,634 votes; ArtÃÂ«rs Rubiks (SC), 126,669 votes; KÃÂrlis SerÃÂ¾ants (ZZS), 33,540 votes; Inese ÃÂ lesere (PL), 24,430 votes; AinÃÂrs ÃÂ lesers (PL), 35,940 votes; JÃÂnis StrazdiÃÂÃÂ¡ (ZZS), 32,298 votes; Boris Tsilevitch (SC), 131,615 votes; JÃÂnis UrbanoviÃÂs (SC), 174,139 votes; Raimonds VÃÂjonis (ZZS), 36,139 votes; Ilze ViÃÂÃÂ·ele (V), 88,647 votes; Mihails ZemÃÂ¼inskis (SC), 122,040 votes; and Igors Zujevs (SC), 121,140 votes.

2000s

2006

Results of the 2006 parliamentary election held on 7 October 2006:

The following candidates were elected: Solvita ÃÂboltiÃÂa (JL), 56,437 votes; Ainars BaÃÂ¡tiks (LPP/LC), 27,764 votes; Vladimir Buzayev (ÃÂÃÂ°ÃÂÃÂ§ÃÂÃÂ), 31,332 votes; Ilma ÃÂepÃÂne (JL), 56,584 votes; Juris DalbiÃÂÃÂ¡ (TP), 37,182 votes; Juris Dobelis (TB/LNNK), 25,073 votes; Sergey Dolgopolov (SC), 79,657 votes; MÃÂris GrÃÂ«nblats (TB/LNNK), 26,442 votes; Nikolajs Kabanovs (ÃÂÃÂ°ÃÂÃÂ§ÃÂÃÂ), 32,079 votes; Andrejs Klementjevs (SC), 73,196 votes; Sergejs Mirskis (SC), 69,711 votes; Alexander Mirsky (SC), 76,509 votes; Vineta MuiÃÂ¾niece (TP), 37,321 votes; Linda MÃÂ«rniece (JL), 55,644 votes; Leopolds OzoliÃÂÃÂ¡ (ZZS), 26,479 votes; Yakov Pliner (ÃÂÃÂ°ÃÂÃÂ§ÃÂÃÂ), 35,327 votes; Pauls PutniÃÂÃÂ¡ (ZZS); 26,273 votes; Dzintars RasnaÃÂs (TB/LNNK), 24,067 votes; Inguna RÃÂ«bena (JL), 54,002 votes; ArtÃÂ«rs Rubiks (SC), 74,633 votes; KÃÂrlis ÃÂ adurskis (JL), 54,080 votes; Mareks SegliÃÂÃÂ¡ (TP), 37,976 votes; Inese ÃÂ lesere (LPP/LC), 24,188 votes; AinÃÂrs ÃÂ lesers (LPP/LC), 31,325 votes; Oskars SpurdziÃÂÃÂ¡ (TP), 37,468 votes; JÃÂnis StrazdiÃÂÃÂ¡ (ZZS), 27,020 votes; Boris Tsilevitch (SC), 72,837 votes; JÃÂnis UrbanoviÃÂs (SC), 74,296 votes; and Nils UÃÂ¡akovs (SC), 89,408 votes.

2002

Results of the 2002 parliamentary election held on 5 October 2002:

The following candidates were elected: Ainars BaÃÂ¡tiks (LPP), 24,929 votes; Gundars BÃÂrziÃÂÃÂ¡ (TP), 35,518 votes; Vladimir Buzayev (ÃÂÃÂ°ÃÂÃÂ§ÃÂÃÂ), 96,747 votes; Valdis Dombrovskis (JL), 78,060 votes; Ina Druviete (JL), 79,896 votes; MÃÂris Gulbis (JL), 84,013 votes; JÃÂnis JurkÃÂns (ÃÂÃÂ°ÃÂÃÂ§ÃÂÃÂ), 126,117 votes; Nikolajs Kabanovs (ÃÂÃÂ°ÃÂÃÂ§ÃÂÃÂ), 97,687 votes; Aigars KalvÃÂ«tis (TP), 33,208 votes; ValÃÂrijs KarpuÃÂ¡kins (ÃÂÃÂ°ÃÂÃÂ§ÃÂÃÂ), 95,320 votes; Aleksandrs KirÃÂ¡teins (TP), 33,425 votes; Paulis KÃÂ¼aviÃÂÃÂ¡ (LPP), 23,235 votes; Andrejs Klementjevs (ÃÂÃÂ°ÃÂÃÂ§ÃÂÃÂ), 97,502 votes; Guntars Krasts (TB/LNNK), 24,328 votes; Aigars PÃÂtersons (JL), 77,227 votes; Rihards PÃÂ«ks (TP), 33,868 votes; Yakov Pliner (ÃÂÃÂ°ÃÂÃÂ§ÃÂÃÂ), 98,273 votes; Einars RepÃÂ¡e (JL), 110,911 votes; Inguna RÃÂ«bena (JL), 81,218 votes; KÃÂrlis ÃÂ adurskis (JL), 78,157 votes; Juris Sokolovskis (ÃÂÃÂ°ÃÂÃÂ§ÃÂÃÂ), 95,815 votes; JÃÂnis StrazdiÃÂÃÂ¡ (ZZS), 17,130 votes; KÃÂrlis StrÃÂlis (JL), 76,713 votes; Boris Tsilevitch (ÃÂÃÂ°ÃÂÃÂ§ÃÂÃÂ), 99,729 votes; Dainis Turlais (ÃÂÃÂ°ÃÂÃÂ§ÃÂÃÂ), 99,114 votes; ArvÃÂ«ds Ulme (ZZS), 16,654 votes; JÃÂnis UrbanoviÃÂs (ÃÂÃÂ°ÃÂÃÂ§ÃÂÃÂ), 94,624 votes; and Roberts ZÃÂ«le (TB/LNNK), 20,943 votes.

1990s

1998

Results of the 1998 parliamentary election held on 3 October 1998:

The following candidates were elected: Egils BaldzÃÂns (LSDA), 30,832 votes; (JP), 17,575 votes; Indulis BÃÂrziÃÂÃÂ¡ (LC), 36,533 votes; Imants Burvis (LSDA), 30,474 votes; HelÃÂna Demakova (TP), 51,538 votes; OÃÂ¼egs DeÃÂisovs (TSP), 62,208 votes; Juris Dobelis (TB/LNNK), 61,965 votes; JÃÂnis Gaigals (LC), 35,148 votes; Valdis ÃÂ¢ÃÂ«lis (TP), 51,420 votes; MÃÂris GrÃÂ«nblats (TB/LNNK), 65,842 votes; JÃÂnis JurkÃÂns (TSP), 74,687 votes; Aleksandrs KirÃÂ¡teins (TP), 53,003 votes; Andrejs Klementjevs (TSP), 60,999 votes; Guntars Krasts (TB/LNNK), 68,926 votes; RiÃÂ¡ards Labanovskis (LSDA), 32,702 votes; Modris LujÃÂns (TSP), 60,824 votes; RomÃÂns MeÃÂ¾eckis (JP), 17,070 votes; Karina PÃÂtersone (LC), 35,290 votes; Rihards PÃÂ«ks (TP), 53,320 votes; Yakov Pliner (TSP), 60,912 votes; Dzintars RasnaÃÂs (TB/LNNK), 57,449 votes; Romualds RaÃÂ¾uks (LC), 34,174 votes; Juris Sinka (TB/LNNK), 58,459 votes; JÃÂnis ÃÂ kapars (TP), 51,722 votes; Juris Sokolovskis (TSP), 61,545 votes; Boris Tsilevitch (TSP), 62,543 votes; MÃÂris VÃÂ«tols (TP), 52,718 votes; and Roberts ZÃÂ«le (TB/LNNK), 63,840 votes.

1995

Results of the 1995 parliamentary election held on 30 September and 1 October 1995:

The following candidates were elected: Indulis BÃÂrziÃÂÃÂ¡ (LC), 30,283 votes; Imants DaudiÃÂ¡s (LC), 30,209 votes; OÃÂ¼egs DeÃÂisovs (LSP), 21,279 votes; Juris Dobelis (LNNK-LZP), 27,326 votes; Vladlens Dozorcevs (TSP), 26,449 votes; KÃÂrlis JÃÂ«lijs Druva (LZS-KDS-LDP), 13,910 votes; Aivars EndziÃÂÃÂ¡ (LC), 30,707 votes; MÃÂris GrÃÂ«nblats (TB), 59,731 votes; JÃÂnis JurkÃÂns (TSP), 32,611 votes; Ivars JÃÂnis ÃÂ¶ezbers (DPS), 35,355 votes; Aleksandrs KirÃÂ¡teins (LNNK-LZP), 28,152 votes; Paulis KÃÂ¼aviÃÂÃÂ¡ (LZS-KDS-LDP), 14,556 votes; Andrejs KrastiÃÂÃÂ¡ (LNNK-LZP), 27,733 votes; Ilga Kreituse (DPS), 33,674 votes; Valdis Krisbergs (DPS), 32,592 votes; Ludmila Kuprijanova (TSP), 25,326 votes; Modris LujÃÂns (LSP), 20,642 votes; Leopolds OzoliÃÂÃÂ¡ (TB), 51,958 votes; Andrejs PanteÃÂ¼ÃÂjevs (LC), 33,180 votes; Normunds PÃÂterkops (TB), 46,205 votes; Aleksandrs PÃÂtersons (TB), 46,643 votes; Andris Rubins (TKL), 24,165 votes; MÃÂris RudzÃÂ«tis (TKL), 24,288 votes; Juris Sinka (TB), 47,803 votes; Gundars Valdmanis (LVP), 10,295 votes; Juris ZaÃÂ·is (DPS), 32,228 votes; and ElmÃÂrs Zelgalvis (TKL), 23,991 votes.

1993

Results of the 1993 parliamentary election held on 5 and 6 June 1993:

The following candidates were elected: Andris Ameriks (SL), 42,184 votes; RomÃÂns ApsÃÂ«tis (LC), 63,995 votes; Eduards Berklavs (LNNK), 58,548 votes; Indulis BÃÂrziÃÂÃÂ¡ (LC), 66,905 votes; MÃÂris Budovskis (LNNK), 54,575 votes; Igors Bukovskis (SL), 44,336 votes; MÃÂris GrÃÂ«nblats (TB), 22,222 votes; Aivars Jerumanis (KDS), 20,683 votes; ÃÂriks KaÃÂ¾a (SL), 42,659 votes; Aleksandrs KirÃÂ¡teins (LNNK), 57,406 votes; Visvaldis Varnesis KlÃÂ«ve (LZS), 17,536 votes; Odisejs Kostanda (LNNK), 66,851 votes; Nikolajs Krasohins (ÃÂ ), 19,206 votes; Andrejs KrastiÃÂÃÂ¡ (LNNK), 60,076 votes; Ludmila Kuprijanova (SL), 43,408 votes; KÃÂrlis LeiÃÂ¡kalns (DCP), 14,742 votes; Egils Levits (LC), 67,608 votes; Ruta MarjaÃÂ¡a (LC), 65,862 votes; Andrejs PanteÃÂ¼ÃÂjevs (LC), 81,377 votes; Aida PrÃÂdele (KDS), 17,383 votes; JÃÂnis Ritenis (LZS), 17,624 votes; AlfrÃÂds Rubiks (ÃÂ ), 27,511 votes; Andrejs SiliÃÂÃÂ¡ (LC), 63,659 votes; and Juris Sinka (TB), 20,288 votes.