Party positions
13/10/2026
Where Estonia's parties agree, and where they don't
266 positions of seven parties on 38 statements: the only one no party opposes, and the 22 on which parties sit at opposite ends of the scale.
Analysis and guides
What the data says, explained
Here we publish what can be drawn from three materials already on the table: the database of party positions, the aggregated answers of people who take the test and the algorithm that calculates the results. We also publish guides on how the Estonian electoral system works, written with the law in hand.
Every piece carries a date, an author and the sources it used. We do not recommend voting for anyone or make forecasts: we describe what there is and point out what the data does not allow us to claim. If you find an error, write to us and we will correct it citing the source. The calculation method is in the methodology.
Party positions
13/10/2026
Who is left and who is right in Estonia, and why
Where the seven parties sit on the political compass and the statements behind it: why Keskerakond is left-wing yet conservative and EKRE is in the economic centre.
How the test works
13/10/2026
Why this test's barometer is not a poll
What separates aggregated voluntary answers from a representative poll, how we protect respondents and why in Estonia the data stay visible until election day.
Guide
13/10/2026
How the Riigikogu's 101 seats are allocated
The simple quota, personal, district and compensation mandates, the 5% threshold and why a district can elect fewer MPs than its seats. With 2023 figures.
How the test works
13/10/2026
How your affinity percentage is calculated, with a real question
What a voting advice application is, how it differs from a poll and how an answer becomes a percentage, step by step with one of the test's statements.
From the data to your own views
This analysis describes the big picture. If you want to know what these same questions say about your views, the test only takes a few minutes.
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