Advance voting can be done in all polling stations until June 8, from noon to 8 p.m..

On June 9, all polling stations will be open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.

E-voting will be available 24 hours a day until 8 p.m. on June 8 on this website. To use e-voting, you will need a computer with an Internet connection and an ID card or mobile ID with PIN codes.

E-voting will not be available on Election Day, June 9.

During the European Parliament elections voters can cast their ballots at any polling station in Estonia. An overview of all candidates is available on this website.

If a voter is unable to vote at a polling site due to health or other significant reasons, they may request an absentee ballot.

Voting at home takes place June 7-9, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. To apply for an absentee ballot, a request must be submitted to the respective district administration via email or phone by 2 p.m. on June 9.

Requests for home voting can be submitted to:

• Haabersti: Haabersti.elukoht@tallinnlv.ee or tel. 640 4815, 640 4816
• Kesklinn: Kesklinn.elukoht@tallinnlv.ee or tel. 645 7855, 645 7850
• Kristiine: Kristiine.elukoht@tallinnlv.ee or tel. 645 7127, 645 7128
• Lasnamäe: Lasnamae.elukoht@tallinnlv.ee or tel. 645 7733, 645 7743
• Mustamäe: Mustamae.elukoht@tallinnlv.ee or tel. 645 7512, 645 7515
• Nõmme: Nomme.elukoht@tallinnlv.ee or tel. 645 7318, 645 7313
• Pirita: Pirita.elukoht@tallinnlv.ee or tel. 645 7606;
• Põhja-Tallinn: Pohja.elukoht@tallinnlv.ee or tel. 645 7057, 645 7055.

The home voting request must include the voter's name, personal identification code, address, phone number, and the reason for home voting (e.g., health condition, old age, or any other reason that prevents the voter from leaving home).

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