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Nearly two-thirds of respondents to a recent poll said they were dissatisfied with the work of Prime Minister Kaja Kallas (Reform), while over half disapproved of the way the government as a whole has been working.

Reform remains most-supported of Estonia's major political parties, though the gap between it and the Conservative People's Party of Estonia (EKRE) continues to narrow, according to a recent poll. Meanwhile, Eesti 200's support is at its highest since a year ago.

Support for Reform is unchanged over the past week, and the prime minister's party is most-supported by voters in Estonia, according to a recent poll. Support for the Conservative People's Party of Estonia (EKRE) has risen slightly over the past week, the same survey reports.

Reform is the only political party in Estonia to have seen its support rise since before Christmas, according to a recent poll. The party has widened the gap in support between it and the second- and third-placed parties, though may see stiff competition for votes from Eesti 200 in the next elections, 14 months from now.

Community campaign Saving Anna Head School is raising awareness of the state of Anna Head School and calling on campus administrators to help preserve it.

While in November, Reform Party dropped to third place in the Estonian political party ratings, the results of the year-end poll, have the party reclaiming its top position and has once more begun increasing its lead over runner-up opposition Estonian Conservative People's Party (EKRE) and junior government partner Center Party.

Reform has retaken second place in support from the Conservative People's Party of Estonia (EKRE), according to a recent poll, though the two parties are almost neck-and-neck. Center remains in third place, also close behind, while the non-parliamentary Eesti 200 continues to perform strongly.

Popular support for the coalition Reform Party continues to fall, according to a recent survey, while the opposition Conservative People's Party of Estonia (EKRE) continues to be most-supported party nationwide, though its support levels have been ebbing also.

A slump in support ratings for the Reform Party has continued to deepen, according to one recent survey, and the party is now in third place nationally behind the Conservative People's Party of Estonia (EKRE) and the Center Party.

Only four percentage points cover the support of four parties in Estonia in November, according to the combined, aggregated ratings of three market research firms.