Kazakhstan is holding its first campaign for the Kurultai, a new national assembly, with all seven registered political parties participating. The campaign has ignited a national political debate, featuring televised discussions and public meetings. These events are meant to highlight each party’s distinct policy priorities before the August 23rd vote. The focus of the campaign has been on robust televised debates, spanning over four weeks and involving representatives from all parties. This marks a significant moment in Kazakhstan’s political landscape, bringing national attention to different political perspectives. The Kurultai campaign aims to allow voters to discern the core platforms of the competing parties. This initiative could reshape Kazakhstan's future political direction.