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The table below displays all Latvian Prime Ministers since the country regained its independence. Until 6 July 1993, the office was known as Chairman of the Council of Ministers, but is generally considered to have been the same role. The term Prime Minister was also used historically, during the period of the first Republic of Latvia (1918 - 1940).
{|border=0 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=2 width=98% |- | |Name |Took Office |Left Office |Party |- bgcolor=#FFE8E8 |1 |Ivars Godmanis |7 May 1990 |3 August 1993 |Latvian People's Front |- bgcolor=#DDEEFF |2 |Valdis Birkavs |3 August 1993 |19 September 1994 |Latvian Way |- bgcolor=#DDEEFF |3 |Maris Gailis |19 September 1994 |21 December 1995 |Latvian Way |- bgcolor=#EEEEEE |4 |Andris Skele, 1st time |21 December 1995 |7 August 1997 |(None) |- bgcolor=#FFFFDD |5 |Guntars Krasts |7 August 1997 |26 November 1998 |Fatherland and Freedom / National Independence |- bgcolor=#DDEEFF |6 |Vilis Kristopans |26 November 1998 |16 July 1999 |Latvian Way |- bgcolor=#FFDDFF | |Andris Skele, 2nd time |16 July 1999 |5 May 2000 |People's Party |- bgcolor=#DDEEFF |7 |Andris Berzins |5 May 2000 |7 November 2002 |Latvian Way |- bgcolor=#D7D9EA |8 |Einars Repse |7 November 2002 |(present) |New Era Party |- bgcolor=#DDFFDD |}