The job approval of Lithuania’s current coalition government stood at just 14.7% in November 2025, which was down from 21.2% a month earlier, according to Spinter Tyrimai’s poll for DELFI, BNS reports. Disapproval for the government stood at 73.5%, which was up from 67.1%. Prime Minister Inga Ruginiene’s popularity dropped to 4.5%, which was down from 8% in October 2025. Lithuania’s main opposition party, conservative Homeland Union, had 13.7% (14.5%) support, followed by Ruginiene’s Social Democratic Party of Lithuania (LSDP) with 9% (12.6%), the opposition Union of Democrats for Lithuania (DSVL) with 8.2% (8.9%), LSDP’s coalition partner, the Lithuanian Farmers and Greens Union (LVZS), with 7% (6.4%), the opposition Lithuanian Liberal Movement (LLS) with 5.7% (5.6%), and the far-right coalition party, Dawn of Nemunas (PPNA), with 5.4% (5.6%). Another 24% of respondents did not know or would not say which party they would support, which was up from 20% in October 2025.
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