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The Estonian Parliament · 101 seats · 2023

Estonia

CURRENT NATIONAL LEADERSHIP

Kristen Michal

Prime Minister

Current leadership is separate from the election snapshot selected below.

Leadership & photo sources ↗

Source checked 30 Oct 2026. Current officeholder snapshot; independent of the election year selected below.

Government leadership source

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As of 30 Oct 2026

2023-03-05 / Local vote reporting units

Party votes by area.

Archived election snapshot

Colours show the largest reported party/list vote total in each reporting unit, not elected seats or government formation. Boundaries follow the source crosswalk; these are not necessarily parliamentary constituencies.

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79 mapped / 81 reporting unitsColour = largest party vote, not seats

EREKREKeskE200SDEIsamaaVLParempoolsedTied / independent / unverified

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Map coverage, vote definitions & attribution

These local votes are separate from the IPU national seat archive. Shares use the sum of source-listed party votes, not registered voters. First-preference, list and candidate ballots are distinct. Names and counts are preserved from the published compilation.

79 of 81 reporting units have source-matched displayable boundaries. Non-geographic ballots, unmatched units and excluded overseas geography remain selectable. A missing boundary never becomes a zero vote or fabricated polygon.

Party colours are preserved from source identity records. Ties, independents and unverified identities use neutral grey. Text abbreviations are not official logos. Display simplification does not create legal boundary documents.

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Data: BLUE_DB (Hublet & Chiecchio 2026), CC BY 4.0, modified from official sources. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 and public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence. Geometry licences remain separate: © European Union / EuroGeographics, © OpenStreetMap contributors where applicable and national publishers listed below.

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National seat results · 2023-03-05 · 101 seats

THE NATIONAL PARLIAMENT

The Estonian Parliament

IPU-reported election snapshot

SEATS AT STAKE101For this election

SOURCE-ITEMISED SEATS101Seat sum reconciles

VOTER TURNOUT63.7%As reported by the source

CHAMBER DESIGNProportional representation · List proportional representationChamber profile · not a historical rules model

COUNTRY GEOGRAPHY

Simplified geographic reference. This is not a constituency or electoral district map.

Natural Earth · public domain

SEATS WON AT THIS ELECTION

Parties & coalitions.

6 source-listed groups

Neutral chart colours compare seat counts; they do not represent official party colours.

Party / electoral coalition	Seats won	Share of seats
Reform Party	37	36.6%
Conservative People's Party (EKRE)	17	16.8%
Centre Party	16	15.8%
Estonia 200 (Eesti 200)	14	13.9%
Social Democratic Party	9	8.9%
Pro Patria (Isamaa)	8	7.9%

Largest party means most seats in this table; it is not a declaration of who formed the government. Coalitions remain grouped as published.

This national seat summary does not include constituency-level results or a riding map. Electoral boundary verification remains pending for this election.

Chambers, official links & source information

The Estonian Parliament

101 statutory members

Directly elected

Official chamber website Official member directory

Election figures are dated snapshots. Statutory chamber membership and the current electoral-system description come from the chamber profile; they may differ from seats contested at an earlier election. A largest-party result does not establish the governing coalition.

Source note: Note on the expected date of next elections: Parliamentary elections are held on the first Sunday in March every four years.

IPU Parline election record

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Saved source check: 2026-10-29. Collection is manual; no European live feed is active.

National summary data: © Inter-Parliamentary Union, Parline. CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (opens in a new tab). Terms of use (opens in a new tab). Download the attributed archive .

THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE PARTIES

Party leadership.

5 source-reported records

Each leadership record carries its own date and source. Undated records are not verified for the election date. These names do not identify every constituency candidate or establish who governs; member-party leaders are not automatically a coalition’s joint leaders.

Estonian Reform Party

Kaja Kallas

Party chair / leadership record · from 2018-04-14Leadership recorded for 2023-03-05Leadership source

EKRE

Conservative People's Party of Estonia

Martin Helme

Party chair / leadership recordUndated source record — election-date leadership not verifiedLeadership source

Kesk

Estonian Centre Party

Jüri Ratas

Party chair / leadership record · from 2016-11-05 · until 2023-09-10Leadership recorded for 2023-03-05Leadership source

More party leadership records

E200

Estonia 200

Lauri Hussar

Party chair / leadership record · from 2022-10-15 · until 2023-11-19Leadership recorded for 2023-03-05Leadership source

SDE

Social Democratic Party

Lauri Läänemets

Party chair / leadership record · from 2022-02-05Leadership recorded for 2023-03-05Leadership source

Structured leadership source: Wikidata, CC0; primary supplements are linked individually. Missing or ambiguous records stay unassigned. Download leadership records

European Parliament · election archive

A DIFFERENT BALLOT

Europe, through Estonia.

European Parliament · historical archive

2024 2019 2014 2009 2004

2024 European Parliament election7 seats · Constitutive session

National party / coalition	Vote share	Seats	European group allocation
IsamaaIsamaa Erakond	21.50%	2	EPP · 2
SDESotsiaaldemokraatlik Erakond	19.30%	2	S&D · 2
EREesti Reformierakond	17.90%	1	Renew Europe · 1
EKREEesti Konservatiivne Rahvaerakond	14.80%	1	ECR · 1
KEEesti Keskerakond	12.40%	1	Renew Europe · 1
EPErakond Parempoolsed	6.80%	0	No group seats
KOOS KOOS organisatsioon osutab suveräänsusele	3.10%	0	No group seats
E200Erakond Eesti 200	2.60%	0	No group seats
Other partiesOther parties	1.00%	0	No group seats
EERErakond Eestimaa Rohelised	0.60%	0	No group seats

Coalitions stay grouped as published; member parties are not double-counted. A dash means the source supplies no vote share. European Parliament source JSON (opens in a new tab)

These are European Parliament results, not national parliamentary elections or current membership.

Coverage, boundaries and source notes

WHAT IS AVAILABLE

Coverage, clearly labelled.

National election results

6 dated election records since 2000. Party breakdowns appear only when supplied by the source; gaps are labelled.

Constituency boundaries

79 source-matched local reporting boundaries for 2023-03-05. These are not necessarily parliamentary constituencies; unmatched units remain in the list.

Parties & identities

National party and coalition names are preserved from the source. Official party colours and logo verification remain incomplete.

National summaries are separate from regional, local and constituency results. Those detailed records require their own source and boundary checks. No European live feed is active.

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Data labelsLive Official preliminary Projection Simulated Archived

How to read the data

Live: Unofficial counts arriving now.
Official preliminary: Accepted official preliminary counts, subject to verification and final count.
Projection: Model output, not an election result.
Simulated: A rehearsal or what-if scenario, not a result.
Archived: Saved past results; the original source status still applies. Archived does not mean certified.

Methodology