Aggregate ratings: EKRE, Reform end year as most popular parties
EKRE was the most popular party in December, slightly ahead of the Reform Party, aggregated polling data shows.
Once a month ERR's Estonian portal aggregates party popularity polling by three pollsters Norstat, Turu-uuringute AS and Kantar Emor. The four most popular parties are separated by 5 percent.
This month the results show EKRE had 22 percent support, an increase of 1 percent from November. Reform followed on 21 percent, the same as the month before.
The Center Party's aggregated score was 19 percent and the non-parliamentary party Eesti 200's totaled 18 percent. Both parties saw a rise from November to December.
The Social Democratic Party's support was 9 percent and Isamaa finished the year on 7 percent. The Greens had 3 percent and TULE 1 percent.
ERR has been aggregating ratings since August 2020. All three companies use different methodologies to determine their results.
Norstat mostly conducts telephone surveys but also carries some out online. Turu-uuringute AS interviews half by phone and half online while Emor's are only online.
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