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Norstat: peaministrieelistustes juhib napilt Reinsalu

Norstat: peaministrieelistustes juhib napilt Reinsalu

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Norstat: Reinsalu narrowly leads in prime ministerial preferences

Norstati uus , et pole palju muutunud. Urmas Reinsalu on endiselt kõige populaarsem, kuid ainult natuke Mihhail Kõlvarti ees.
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The new Norstat survey shows that little has changed in prime ministerial preferences. Urmas Reinsalu remains the most popular, but only slightly ahead of Mihhail Kõlvart.

24% inimestest Urmas Reinsalu. 23% tahavad Mihhail Kõlvartit. Martin Helme on kolmas, teda tahavad 14%.
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24% of people want Urmas Reinsalu as prime minister. 23% want Mihhail Kõlvart. Martin Helme is third, with 14% support.

Teised populaarsed kandidaadid on Kristen Michal (12%), Lavly Perling (12%) ja Lauri Läänemets (9%). Kristina Kallast 6%.
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Other popular candidates are Kristen Michal (12%), Lavly Perling (12%) and Lauri Läänemets (9%). Kristina Kallas is preferred by 6%.

Reinsalu ede Kõlvarti ees on väga väike. Kristen Michali viimase kuuga 2%.
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Reinsalu's lead over Kõlvart is very small. Kristen Michal's support increased by 2% over the past month.

Erakondade toetajad . Isamaa toetajad tahavad Reinsalu (81%). EKRE toetajad tahavad Helmet (80%). Keskerakonna toetajad tahavad Kõlvartit (77%).
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Party supporters choose their own candidates. Isamaa supporters want Reinsalu (81%). EKRE supporters want Helme (80%). Centre Party supporters want Kõlvart (77%).

Küsitluses küsisid ka, , kui . 50% valiks Reinsalu Michali asemel. 44% valiks Kõlvarti Michali asemel. 53% valiks Reinsalu Kõlvarti asemel.
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The survey also asked who would be a better prime minister if choosing between only two candidates. 50% would choose Reinsalu over Michal. 44% would choose Kõlvart over Michal. 53% would choose Reinsalu over Kõlvart.

Küsitlus toimus 7.-13. septembril. Küsisid 1000 inimese käest. Enamus vastasid telefonitsi.
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The survey was conducted from September 7 to 13. They asked 1000 people. Most responded by phone.