Norstat conducted a survey. It was commissioned by the Institute of Social Studies.
In the survey, they asked people: "Which government coalition would be the best for you?" The elections would be held now.
The results were as follows: Centre Party + Isamaa: 29 percent; Isamaa + SDE + Reform Party: 19 percent; Centre Party + SDE + Reform Party: 9 percent; Centre Party + SDE + EKRE: 8 percent; Isamaa + SDE + EKRE: 4 percent.
Some people couldn't say (30 percent).
The Centre Party and Isamaa received the most votes. But a month ago, Isamaa, the Centre Party, and EKRE were more popular (25 percent). Now that option was not available.
EKRE supporters prefer the Centre Party, SDE, and EKRE (26 percent). Isamaa and Centre Party supporters want cooperation between these two parties (64 percent and 62 percent). Reform Party, SDE, and Conservative People's Party supporters want Isamaa, SDE, and the Reform Party (60 percent, 42 percent, 30 percent).
The survey also asked: "Which parties do you not want in the government?" 42 percent do not want the Reform Party. 40 percent do not want Eesti 200. 39 percent do not want EKRE.
The Reform Party is not wanted by EKRE (82 percent), Centre Party (69 percent), and Isamaa (55 percent) supporters. EKRE is not wanted by Reform Party (82 percent), SDE (80 percent), and Conservative People's Party (71 percent) supporters.
The Centre Party (11 percent) and Isamaa (9 percent) are the most popular. The Reform Party (42 percent) and EKRE (39 percent) are the least popular.
The survey was conducted from October 30 to November 1. 1000 people responded.