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The Daugavpils City Party (Latvian: Daugavpils pilsētas partija, DPP) was a regionalist political party located in Daugavpils, Latvia. It was formed in 2000 and was led by Daugavpils Mayor Vitālijs Azarevičs.

AbbreviationDPP
Founded26 January 2000 (2000-01-26)
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Daugavpils City Party
Daugavpils pilsētas partija
AbbreviationDPP
ChairmanVitālijs Azarevičs
FounderAleksejs Vidavskis
Founded26 January 2000 (2000-01-26)
Dissolved22 January 2011 (2011-01-22)
Split fromLatvian Social Democratic Workers' Party
Merged intoSocial Democratic Party "Harmony"
HeadquartersDaugavpils, Teātra iela 13, LV-5401
Membership (2011)230[1]
IdeologyDaugavpils regionalism
Political positionBig tent
National affiliationHarmony Centre
Colours  Blue
Seats in the 10th Saeima
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Seats in the 5th Daugavpils dome
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In 2005 the party entered the electoral alliance Harmony Centre. Harmony Centre won 26.0% and 29 seats in the 2010 election. The DPP was represented by 1 MP.[2] In 2011 the party merged into the centre-left Harmony party.[3]

Election results

Legislative elections

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Election Party leader Performance Rank Government
Votes % ± pp Seats +/–
2002 Aleksejs Vidavskis 189,088 19.09 New
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New 2nd Opposition[a]
2006 130,887 14.52 Decrease 4.57
1 / 100
Steady 0 Decrease 4th Opposition[b]
2010 Aleksejs Burunovs 251,400 26.61 Increase 12.09
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Steady 0 Increase 2nd Opposition[c]
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  1. For Human Rights in United Latvia list won 25 seats - 12 went to TSP - 8 to Equal Rights - 5 to LSP
  2. Harmony Centre list won 17 seats - 11 went to TSP - 4 to LSP - 2 to JC - 1 to DPP
  3. Harmony Centre list won 29 seats - 24 went to SDPS - 4 went to SPL - 1 to DCP

Daugavpils dome elections

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Election Party leader Performance Rank Government
Votes % ± pp Seats +/–
2001 Aleksejs Vidavskis 32.08 New
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New 1st Coalition
2005 130,887 36.21 Increase 4.13
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Increase 1 Steady 1st Coalition
2009 Vitālijs Azarevičs 6,370 18.24 Decrease 17.97
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Increase 3 Decrease 3rd Opposition
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