Estonian ruling party’s ratings fell to record low
The rating of Estonia’s ruling Reform Party of PM Kaja Kallas over the past ten days has dropped to 16.3 percent – its lowest level since 2019, TASS reports with reference to the ERR state television and radio portal
The portal refers to the results of a survey conducted by the sociological service Norstat. The survey data shows that the rating of the party led by Ms. Kallas decreased by 0.9 percent. The level of support for the opposition conservative Isamaa (Fatherland) party, on the contrary, increased by another 1.1 percent to a record 30.8 percent. The parties of the ruling coalition – consisting of reformists, Eesti 200 and the Social Democratic Party of Estonia – were supported by 35.4 percent of respondents. The opposition forces in Parliament – Fatherland, the Conservative People’s Party and the Centre Party – were supported by 55.9 percent of those polled
Weekly opinion polls were conducted from June 3rd to July 5th among about 4,000 adult Estonians.
