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This article lists political parties in Estonia. Estonia has a multi-party system with numerous parties, in which no one party is likely to gain power alone, and parties must work with each other to form coalition governments .
Parties and their positions: Left-wing or right-wing? | Government and opposition | Current election poll results
- How Did We Get Here?
- How Does An Election in Estonia Work?
- What Are The Main Political parties?
- Main Election Campaign Themes
- What About Estonia's Russian-Speaking population?
- What Are The Results Likely to be?
Prime Minister Kaja Kallas pulled off a surprise winin the 2019 general election, and went on to form a centre-right government coalition with her Reform Party and the Centre Party. But it was not all political smooth sailing in the nation of 1.3 million people. In June 2022 Kallas kicked the Centre Party out of government after they sided with the...
Up for grabs on 5 March are 101 seats, and they are currently held by five parties. If you want to get one of those seats there's a 5% threshold to get into parliament: this year it looks quite likely the five main parties will be joined by another party called Estonia 200which fell just short of reaching the 5% threshold in 2019, but which polled ...
Estonian voters tend to skew more to the right than voters in other north European countries, and this is reflected in the makeup of parties which get into parliament. Reform Party:Known as the 'Squirrel Party' in Estonia, Reform has 34 seats in parliament - the most of any party. Headed by PM Kaja Kallas, Reform is a centre-right liberal party whi...
The biggest issue going into the elections is national security - but with all the main parties backing the country's stance in strong support of Ukraine, there is very little daylight between them on defence issues: the are all in favour of increasing defence spending even if they don't agree on where the money should be spent exactly. "I would sa...
There are no overtly pro-Russian parties in Estonia, but with roughly 25% of the population identifying as Russian-speakers, where is there political home? In the past the Centre Party has been where most Russian-speaking votes have gone "they used to garner 70, 80, 90% of the Russian-speaking population," explains Mari-Liis Jakobson from Tallinn U...
Most political experts think that Kaja Kallas's Reform Party will emerge as the winners when the votes are counted, but the big question is who she might want in her coalition - or whether she might be shut out of a coalition government by a bloc of the other parties instead. "Many parties have ruled out making a coalition with EKRE, like Estonia 2...
Politics in Estonia takes place in a framework of a parliamentary representative democratic republic, whereby the Prime Minister of Estonia is the head of government, and of a multi-party system. Legislative power is vested in the Estonian parliament. Executive power is exercised by the government, which is led by the prime minister.
3. Juni 2023 · Prime Minister Kaja Kallas is in a strong position to build a progressive government, while the far-right EKRE party are left crying foul at Estonia's trusted internet voting.
estonia President: Alar Karis · Prime Minister: Kaja Kallas (RE) · Governing parties: RE, E200, SDE Legislative elections: Riigikogu, 4-year term, 101 seats, 5% threshold, party-list PR:
21. Apr. 2024 · Six independent candidates have applied to run in the upcoming EU elections as well: Vsevolod Jürgenson, Mike Calamus, Andres Inn, Arved Lillak, Tanel Talve and Kalle Grünthal. In all, 79 candidates are currently vying for Estonia's seven seats in the European Parliament this June.
