Pro‑Tokayev Adilet party projected to win about 70% in Kazakhstan parliamentary vote

Exit polls released after Kazakhstan’s parliamentary elections indicate that the pro‑President Tokayev Adilet party secured roughly 70 percent of the vote. The preliminary figures, compiled by independent monitoring organizations, suggest a decisive victory for the ruling coalition as voters turned out in record numbers across the nation’s 107 single‑member constituencies and the nationwide party list.

The strong showing for Adilet follows President Kassym‑Jomart Tokayev’s constitutional reforms and a campaign emphasizing economic stability and foreign investment. Opposition parties, which have struggled to gain parliamentary representation in recent cycles, reported limited access to media and public venues during the campaign. If the final certified results confirm the exit‑poll numbers, the new legislature will be dominated by Adilet members, reinforcing the executive’s policy agenda and shaping Kazakhstan’s legislative agenda for the next five years.