Adilet’s commanding position stems from its June 2026 merger with the former ruling Amanat party, which consolidated pro-presidential resources ahead of the August 23 Kurultai vote for all 145 seats under the new single-chamber system. The Central Election Commission registered seven parties, but Adilet alone fields the largest candidate list and draws the widest reported support in available surveys, far ahead of Auyl, Respublica, and others. This reorganization, following the constitutional referendum that replaced the bicameral parliament, leaves fragmented opposition without comparable organizational reach or incumbency advantages. With the campaign underway since early July and no major disruptions reported, traders see limited pathways for any rival to reach the 73-seat majority threshold.