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List leader TS-LKD I. Šimonytė says that at the current stage it is difficult to talk about specific coalition options because it is unclear which people will ultimately choose.
“I think the most important thing is that coalitions are formed not on the basis of someone, against someone, but on who can agree on specific jobs. Thanks to them, we will be able to support our negotiating position with the survey data. This will also be respected by other political forces, “said I. Šimonytė Delphi during the presentation of the National Survey in Vilnius.
According to the list leader, there can be many important points to consider when looking for political allies.
“It will be very difficult to discuss whether the political forces are convinced, since sometimes in Lithuanian politics, unfortunately, it happens that they can distribute some money to everyone based on mystical economic growth, but they do not make any decision on how those incomes arrive to the budget. ” This is important and should not be hidden, “said I. Šimonytė.
The politician considered that the negotiations would be hindered by the “red lines” from other parts, for example, that they would never change taxes or that they wanted to privatize something.
“But there are negotiations that can be asked first: do you agree that there is a problem? If people think that income inequality, relative poverty is not a problem, then it is difficult to say that this problem should be addressed. But if people think this is a problem, so it is much easier to find ways to solve it, “said I. Šimonytė.
Šimonytė is becoming the public face of the campaign
During the Seimas election campaign, the Lithuanian Christian Democratic National Union (TS-LKD) launched with the most obvious attempt to communicate with voters: the National Poll. At the same time, the leader of their list, I. Šimonytė, is obviously becoming the main face of the campaign.
During a public event in the Market Hall of the capital, presenting the National Survey, it was she who spoke from the rostrum. I. Šimonytė’s face is on the party buses decorated with electoral attributes. In the national survey, the address of I. Šimonytė is also published.
“I am number one on the list, and that burden will probably have to be borne. And I have seen a bus with my portraits a year ago, that is not very strange. Even more so when we talk about the Government. It is not a great secret that if it happened that TS-LKD could form the Government, maybe it should take responsibility, therefore I appeal to the people, ”explained I. Šimonytė to Delfi.
Gabrielius Landsbergis, the president of the party that participated in the event but did not speak, explained that many of the things being emphasized now are related to what was already heard during the campaign of I. Šimonytė (presidential).
“It’s more of a consensus, a search for consensus,” Landsberg said.
He himself suggests that he will not remain on the sidelines of the process, but did not specifically define his local electoral campaign.
“I am here. I will be wherever I am,” Landsbergis said.
The politician was reluctant to enter into discussions about his ratings, where, according to a survey commissioned by the ELTA news agency from June 15 to 25, he was among the top three politicians, according to market research and public opinion firm Baltijos. tyrimai.
“I think the ratings should be judged first and foremost by political scientists,” Landsberg said.
Invite residents to think about what’s bothering them.
In the National Party Survey, when asked which of the TS-LKD listed political forces should cooperate to find solutions, it is clear that all eight parties included, including the election of A. Juozaitis and the coalition of N. Puteikis, do not include Lithuania. social democratic labor parties.
Both I. Šimonytė and G. Landsbergis assured that there is no hidden thought in it, that it simply does not fit.
“We leave people the opportunity to record ‘others’,” said I. Šimonytė.
The survey also asks people to think about what bothers them most in public life.
“I think that a very appropriate question for a person who is not active in politics because he looks at life through a prism: what is normal and what he does not like, is generally expressed through the word ‘annoying’. “It seems to me that this question should be easy to answer,” Landsberg said.
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