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Concerming the success of new/renewed political parties in Lithuania, quite often they are labelled as populist ones .This article seeks to answer the question – do populist attitudes of individuals could be variables that explains voting for new political parties? Firstly, we analyze the structure of populist attitudes in Lithunia. The analysis using attitudes measures suggested by CSES revealed that these attitudes fits theorectical expectations quite well. Two dimensions of populist attitudes can be distinguished – anti-elitism and the one concerning peoples role in politics. Futher analysis of electoral behavior, that populist attitudes does not explain voting for the new political party, other variables such as political support/trust does explain it better. However the analysis is limited to one elections and one political party, so the conclusions should be considered with caution and further analysis is needed.

One of the prominent feature of the Lithuanian party system is constant success of new parties. Based on political parties' programmatic stances, this article investigates the place of these new parties in the Lithuanian party system. Using three different metrics (place in two-dimensional political spectrum, programmatic differences, nicheness), article aims at locating new parties in the party system as well as finding common denominators in party programmatic stances, which could let to assign new parties to the specific type of political parties. Analysis reveals that even though one cannot say, that all new parties are totally the same, there are common features that defines these parties (central position in the political spectrum, lack of clear programmatic niche, stressing common political issue, which separates them from traditional parties).

One of the prominent feature of the Lithuanian party system is constant success of new parties. Based on political parties' programmatic stances, this article investigates the place of these new parties in the Lithuanian party system. Using three different metrics (place in two-dimensional political spectrum, programmatic differences, nicheness), article aims at locating new parties in the party system as well as finding common denominators in party programmatic stances, which could let to assign new parties to the specific type of political parties. Analysis reveals that even though one cannot say, that all new parties are totally the same, there are common features that defines these parties (central position in the political spectrum, lack of clear programmatic niche, stressing common political issue, which separates them from traditional parties). ; Lietuvos partinėje sistemoje beveik per kiekvienus rinkimus iškyla sėkmės sulaukusių naujų / atsinaujinusių partijų fenomenas.Šiame straipsnyje, remiantis partijų programinėmis nuostatomis, nagrinėjama naujų partijų vieta Lietuvos partinėje sistemoje 2000–2016 m. laikotarpiu. Pasitelkus tris skirtingus rodiklius (vieta politiniame lauke pagal ekonominę kairės–dešinės ir socialinio konservatyvumo dimensijas, programų panašumas, nišiškumas) siekiama išsiaiškinti šių partijų vietą partinėje sistemoje, taip pat ar naujų partijų programinėse nuostatose galime rasti bendrų vardiklių, kurie leistų jas priskirti savitam naujųjų partijų tipui. Analizė atskleidžia, kad, nors ir negalime teigti, jog visos naujosios partijos yra visiškai vienodos, tačiau daugelis jų pasižymi panašiais bruožais (centrinė pozicija politiniame spektre, aiškios nišos neužėmimas, išsiskyrimas iš tradicinių partijų panašių klausimų akcentavimu), leidžiančiais priskirti jas tam pačiam tipui.

One of the prominent feature of the Lithuanian party system is constant success of new parties. Based on political parties' programmatic stances, this article investigates the place of these new parties in the Lithuanian party system. Using three different metrics (place in two-dimensional political spectrum, programmatic differences, nicheness), article aims at locating new parties in the party system as well as finding common denominators in party programmatic stances, which could let to assign new parties to the specific type of political parties. Analysis reveals that even though one cannot say, that all new parties are totally the same, there are common features that defines these parties (central position in the political spectrum, lack of clear programmatic niche, stressing common political issue, which separates them from traditional parties).

One of the prominent feature of the Lithuanian party system is constant success of new parties. Based on political parties' programmatic stances, this article investigates the place of these new parties in the Lithuanian party system. Using three different metrics (place in two-dimensional political spectrum, programmatic differences, nicheness), article aims at locating new parties in the party system as well as finding common denominators in party programmatic stances, which could let to assign new parties to the specific type of political parties. Analysis reveals that even though one cannot say, that all new parties are totally the same, there are common features that defines these parties (central position in the political spectrum, lack of clear programmatic niche, stressing common political issue, which separates them from traditional parties).

One of the prominent feature of the Lithuanian party system is constant success of new parties. Based on political parties' programmatic stances, this article investigates the place of these new parties in the Lithuanian party system. Using three different metrics (place in two-dimensional political spectrum, programmatic differences, nicheness), article aims at locating new parties in the party system as well as finding common denominators in party programmatic stances, which could let to assign new parties to the specific type of political parties. Analysis reveals that even though one cannot say, that all new parties are totally the same, there are common features that defines these parties (central position in the political spectrum, lack of clear programmatic niche, stressing common political issue, which separates them from traditional parties).

One of the prominent feature of the Lithuanian party system is constant success of new parties. Based on political parties' programmatic stances, this article investigates the place of these new parties in the Lithuanian party system. Using three different metrics (place in two-dimensional political spectrum, programmatic differences, nicheness), article aims at locating new parties in the party system as well as finding common denominators in party programmatic stances, which could let to assign new parties to the specific type of political parties. Analysis reveals that even though one cannot say, that all new parties are totally the same, there are common features that defines these parties (central position in the political spectrum, lack of clear programmatic niche, stressing common political issue, which separates them from traditional parties).