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0"> The collapse of Jüri Ratas' (right) government and the formation of a Reform-Center government, led by Kaja Kallas (left), brought forth many changes in party ratings. Source: Priit Mürk/ERR, collage: JJ Oidermaa The collapse of Jüri Ratas' government and the formation of a new one brought forth great changes in party ratings: Reform and Conservative People's Party of Estonia (EKRE) gained support with Center and Eesti 200 losing support, according to a survey conducted by pollster Turu-uuringute AS. A survey commissioned by ERR, Turu-uuringute AS began surveying people on January 12, a day before previous prime minister Jüri Ratas announced his resignation after his Center Party was alleged of giving out a €39-million loan to the Porto Franco real estate development in Tallinn. The survey lasted until January 21 and results show that Reform gained the most traction after taking over as the prime ministerial party, EKRE also gained support with Center and non-parliamentary Eesti 200 lost support after the government crisis.