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Reform, led by Kaja Kallas, and Center, whose leader is Jüri Ratas, the two largest parties, have seen their support fortunes change this week, according to Norstat. Reform's has levelled-off, while Center's has started to rise after a continued fall. Source: Raul Mee
Support for coalition party Reform has stalled after a lengthy trend towards a rise, according to a recent poll. Opposition Conservative People's Party of Estonia (EKRE) meanwhile continues to rise, to its highest level in over two years, while coalition party Center, which had been seeing declining support recently, has reversed that trend slightly.
According to the latest weekly survey by pollsters Norstat, on behalf of NGO the Institute for Social Research (MTÜ Ühiskonnauuringute Instituut), Reform, with 34 seats in the Riigikogu, is polling at about the same figure – 34.6 percent. Last week it was over 35 percent. EKRE now polls at 19.9 percent, its highest figure since early 2019, with Center picking up 19.5 percent support among respondents.