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Estonia's 2025 municipal elections

19 October 2025 – 20 October 2025Updated

Conservative People's Party (EKRE) fell with all 3 pollsters (-2.8 points on average); Isamaa rose with all 3 (+2.3).

In the October 2025 local elections Centre won the most votes nationally and in Tallinn, Isamaa nearly doubled its share, and Prime Minister Kristen Michal's Reform Party fell to 10%. How the Riigikogu polls moved before and after. Comparing each pollster with itself: its last poll before 18 October 2025 and its first poll starting on or after 20 October 2025, for the 3 pollsters that polled in both periods.

The polls moved after these events. That does not mean the events caused the change: other news happened in the same weeks, and each poll has a margin of error of about 2 to 3 points.

Change by party or candidate

3 pollsters
PartyAverage changeRangePollsters up / downVerdictAverage now
Conservative People's Party (EKRE)-2.8-5.4 … -1.00 / 3Fell with every pollster15.0%
Isamaa+2.3+1.0 … +3.03 / 0Rose with every pollster20.3%
Centre Party (Keskerakond)+0.8-0.8 … +2.32 / 1Little change21.6%
Reform Party (Reformierakond)-0.5-1.5 … 0.00 / 1Little change11.8%
Social Democratic Party (SDE)+0.4-0.7 … +1.81 / 1Little change16.9%
Others (Greens, Koos, Left Alliance, ERK, others)+0.30.0 … +0.62 / 0Little change4.2%
Estonia 200 (Eesti 200)-0.2-1.0 … +0.31 / 1Little change1.8%
Parempoolsed-0.2-0.6 … +0.11 / 1Little change6.6%

Each pollster, before and after

Before ≤ 18 Oct · After ≥ 20 Oct
PollsterBeforeAfter EKRE Isamaa Keskerakond Reformierakond SDE
Norstat17 Oct26 Oct-5.4+2.8+2.30.0-0.7
Emor13 Oct12 Nov-2.0+3.0-0.8-1.5+1.8
Turu-uuringute AS9 Oct10 Nov-1.0+1.0+1.00.00.0

End of fieldwork; each date links to the poll's source. Changes in points.

What happened

Sources

How we measure

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