The Kantar Emor survey shows that Keskerakond's support in Tallinn is growing. Initially, 43% of people supported Keskerakond, but now the support stands at 45%. This happened when the candidates' names were added to the survey.
The support for the Social Democratic Party remains at 19%, both as a party and when considering candidates. The Reform Party and Isamaa gain one percentage point more support when the candidates' names are added. However, Parempoolsed lose three percent. Their support drops to five percent with the candidates' names included.
Keskerakond's chairman Mihhail Kõlvart is the most popular candidate in Tallinn. He is supported by 13% of voters. Following him are Lauri Laats, Anastassia Kovalenko-Kõlvart, and Andrei Kante. The only Keskerakond candidate outside the top five in popularity is the Social Democrat Marina Kaljurand.
Keskerakond has a loyal electorate, which gives them an advantage. The Reform Party and Isamaa have popular nationwide candidates but lack strong local candidates.
EKRE's support in Tallinn is lower than in other parts of Estonia. They are not particularly popular in Tallinn. Eesti 200's support is low both in Tallinn and nationwide. Parempoolsed are popular as a brand, but their candidates are not very well known.
The survey was conducted from September 25 to October 2. A total of 415 Tallinn residents were surveyed.