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While the support for the other four parliamentary parties fell in August, the Social Democrats (SDE) bucked that trend, seeing their rating rise to 11 percent of respondents of a recent survey.

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.

More Estonian residents have concerns about human rights in relation to coronavirus restrictions, climate issues and in general, than was the case earlier this year and late last year, a recent poll suggests, particularly with some demographic sectors. However, overall residents – still over 80 percent of respondents – said they thought there were no human rights issues to be concerned with.

0"> Leaders of the four largest political parties in Estonia by support level. From left, Martin Helme (EKRE), Kaja Kallas (Reform), Jüri Ratas (Center), Kristina Kallas (Eesti 200). Source: Priit Mürk/ERR, collage by JJ Oidermaa Support for two opposition parties, the Social Democrats (SDE) and Isamaa has been rising, as has that for non-parliamentary party Eesti 200, the combined results of recent polls from Estonias three main political market research firms reveal. Th...

0"> An empty Rocca al Mare shopping center after restrictions closed stores on weekends. Source: Ken Mürk/ERR The proportion of the public willing to take a coronavirus vaccine were the opportunity to arise has risen to 75 percent, according to a recent government survey, which also found that the proportion of people who would under no circumstances have an inoculation against COVID-19 has dropped to 10 percent, from 16 percent in January. At the same time, around 3 perce...

A government-requested survey says the government has generally done well with its coronavirus measures, with most respondents saying they are well informed enough about the measures, and nearly two thirds saying they would take a coronavirus vaccine once one were available to them. The survey, conducted in the second week of January by pollsters Turu-uuringute, found a similar number of respondents, 66 percent, saw the current situation as critical, a figure largely unchanged from similar poll...