Recent elections in Latvia featured a unique voting system allowing citizens to express preference for or against individual candidates within party lists. Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs of the United List received the highest number of positive endorsements, signifying voter approval. However, Latvian Television reported on October 5th that the list of candidates receiving the most negative votes was overwhelmingly comprised of Kulbergs’ own party members. This suggests a complex sentiment among voters – supporting the United List as a whole while expressing dissatisfaction with certain individuals representing the party. The 15th Saeima elections revealed a disconnect between party affiliation and candidate appeal for some Latvian voters. This voting mechanism allows for a nuanced expression of voter opinion beyond simple party selection. The results highlight potential internal dynamics and challenges within the United List.