The Party of the Orthodox or the Bloc of Orthodox Voters and Russian United Organizations (Latvian: Pareizticīgo vēlētāju un krievu apvienoto organizāciju bloks) was a political party in Latvia during the inter-war period.
Primarily representing Russian Orthodox peasants in Latgale, it was led by Archbishop Jānis Pommers.
[1] The party won two seats in the 1925 parliamentary elections, retaining both in the 1928 parliamentary elections.
It was reduced to a single seat in the 1931 parliamentary elections.
The party's ideology was focused on the 1920 land reforms and attempts to revise them in favour of their supporters.