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This article listspolitical parties in Lithuania. As of October 2025[update], there are 23 activepolitical parties registered with theMinistry of Justice,[1] and one party undergoing formal registration.[2]Lithuania has amulti-party system in which no one party often has a chance of gaining power alone, and parties must work with each other to formcoalition governments.
As of October 2025[update], Lithuania has a total of
97,158 people registered asparty members and is experiencing a sharp decline in political congregation,[3] with a 11.21% decrease from the start of public membership tracking in 2018.[2]Distrust in political parties emerged as a major contributor to this, the institution's continued decline inopinion polling now ranks it as the least trusted, having overtaken theSeimas, with only a single digit percentage ofrepresentative population expressing confidence.[4][5]
There arecurrently eight or nine[6] parties represented in theSeimas. Thecurrent government is a broad majority coalition led by theSocial Democratic Party of Lithuania, which also includes thePolitical Party "Dawn of Nemunas", theLithuanian Farmers and Greens Union and theElectoral Action of Poles in Lithuania – Christian Families Alliance. In 2025, the last two parties replaced theUnion of Democrats "For Lithuania" during a government reshuffle.[7][8]
As of 2025[update], one political party has not submitted the necessary documents to be registered for the upcoming elections.[2]
| Name | Abbr. | Leader[2] | Ideology | Municipal councils | MEPs | Announc. | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Together. Left Alliance KArtu. Kairiųjų aljansas | KArtu | Jolanta Bielskienė [lt] | Democratic socialism Progressivism | — |  2,093[b](1 May 2024) | ||
Reitingų apačioje rikiuojasi partijos, kuriomis pasitiki tik 7,6 proc. gyventojų. Tiesa, šis skaičius šiek tiek pasikeitė lyginant su geguže, kada partijoms pasitikėjimą išreiškė 4,9 proc.
