Adal party leads new Kurultai with 110 of 145 seats

September 1, 2026 at 12:13 PM1 min

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The Adal party holds 110 of 145 seats in Kazakhstan's new unicameral Kurultai, making it the largest faction. Four other parties share the remaining 35 seats, with faction leaders named for each.

Key Facts

The Adal party holds 110 of 145 seats in the new Kurultai, about 76% of the chamber.
The Auyl party faction has 10 deputies and is led by Kairat Aituganov.
The Respublica party faction has 9 deputies and is led by Aidarbek Khozhanazarov.
The Ak Zhol party faction has 8 deputies and is led by Daniya Yespayeva.
The Nationwide Social Democratic Party faction has 8 deputies and is led by Askhat Rakhimzhanov.

Faction Leadership

The Adal party faction is led by Erbol Adaev and is the largest in the Kurultai with 110 deputies. The Auyl party faction is led by Kairat Aituganov and includes 10 deputies. The Respublica party faction is led by Aidarbek Khozhanazarov and has 9 deputies. The Ak Zhol party faction is led by Daniya Yespayeva and has 8 deputies. The Nationwide Social Democratic Party faction is led by Askhat Rakhimzhanov and also has 8 deputies.

Composition and Context

The Adal party's 110 seats represent approximately 76% of the 145-seat Kurultai. The remaining four parties together hold 35 seats. President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev met with the faction leaders of the political parties in the Kurultai of the Republic of Kazakhstan.