An Emori study shows that support for the Center Party has declined. At the same time, support for the Reform Party has grown.
Aivar Voog said that the Center Party's decline is significant among Russian-speakers. Perhaps people are confused.
In Tallinn, support for the Center Party is very low. Perhaps they are not as visible in the media as the Reform Party.
Voog believed that the Reform Party is more visible in the media. This may be the reason why their support has grown.
The Reform Party talked a lot about arms purchases. Their former leader Siim Kallas was also in the media.
Voog said that Defense Minister Martin Herem is popular. His support is very high.
Older people trust the Reform Party more. Younger people, however, prefer social democrats.
Isamaa and EKRE supporters are similar. If Isamaa makes a mistake, some supporters may switch to EKRE.
The right-wing is in the middle of both sides. They have supporters from both the right and the left.
Voog said that there could be high voter turnout in the elections. Perhaps people want to vote more.