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Support for Prime Minister Kaja Kallas' Reform Party has continued to rise, according to a recent survey. Most other parties' support levels have seen little to no change on the previous week, save for the non-parliamentary Eesti 200 party, which is continuing to see a fall in support.
The ruling Reform Party continues as the most popular political force in Estonia with the support of 31 percent of voting-age citizens, according to the latest Norstat poll. Non-parliamentary Eesti 200 and the Social Democratic Party (SDE) have been losing ground in recent weeks, with Isamaa now under the 5 percent election threshold.
The ruling Reform Party has the support of 30.2 percent of voting-age citizens, up slightly from last week, recent results of the regular Norstat poll suggest.
A Norstat survey reveals that 43 percent of residents believe that amendments to the Aliens Act should only make it easier to hire people fleeing the war in Ukraine.
Russia's war in Ukraine has both short and long-term effects for Estonian politics. They have the potential to change the face of Riigikogu elections and the party-political structure for years to come, Martin Mölder suggests in Vikerraadio's daily comment.