However, this combination alone would not be enough for a stable majority in the Saeima, as at least 51 votes are required, but these three factions together hold 41 votes. The ZZS is reportedly counting on two additional votes from non-affiliated MPs, who could potentially be Oļegs Burovs and Andrejs Ceļapīters, but even that would not be enough.
There are several possible mathematical scenarios, but for the most part, they run into two obstacles: either there are not enough votes...