A recent party barometer reveals the National Coalition Party in Finland may not have hit its lowest support levels yet, but the situation remains precarious. The ongoing investigation into Prime Minister Petteri Orpo’s conduct by the Chancellor of Justice further complicates matters. With parliamentary elections just six months away, time is running short for the National Coalition Party, the current governing party, to improve its standing. The latest party barometer indicates the worst result for Prime Minister Orpo’s government to date. A significant two-thirds of Finns believe the Orpo-led government has performed poorly, with only 26 percent holding a positive view. The upcoming elections will determine who will govern from Arkadianmäki for the next four years.