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Public satisfaction with the work of Prime Minister Kaja Kallas (Reform) and of the Reform-Center coalition government she heads up has risen by over 20 percentage points since January, according to a recent survey.
Support for the Reform Party has risen by 6.4 percentage points over the past six weeks, a trend which continued over the past week, according to a recent survey. Meanwhile Reform's coalition partner, Center, continues to see one of its lowest ratings ever.
Support for the coalition Center Party has fallen to an all-time low, according to one market research firm. While the party remains in fourth place, its partner-in-government, Reform, has reestablished itself as most-supported party in Estonia.
Prime Minister Kaja Kallas' party, Reform, has reestablished itself as the most popular party in Estonia, according to a recent poll. Reform's coalition partner, Center, has dropped to fourth place and is now behind the non-parliamentary Eesti 200, which picked up its highest level of support since the weekly poll began.
Support for the non-parliamentary Eesti 200 party rose to its highest level ever, according to one recent poll. The Reform Party's support has fallen by 4.6 percentage points over five weeks, and is essentially the same as the level for its coalition partner, Center.