Poll: Reinsalu and Kõlvart favored for prime minister post

A new poll suggests that Urmas Reinsalu, chairman of the Isamaa party, is the preferred candidate for Estonia's next prime minister, with 25% of respondents favoring him. Mihhail Kõlvart, leader of the Center Party, is a close second, preferred by 24% of those surveyed.

Martin Helme, chairman of the Estonian Conservative People's Party (EKRE), is the third most popular choice, garnering 16% support. Current Prime Minister Kristen Michal, leader of the Reform Party, is favored by 10% of respondents. Other political leaders trailing in the poll include Lavly Perling of Parempoolsed (12%), Lauri Läänemets of the Social Democratic Party (9%), and Kristina Kallas of Eesti 200 (6%).

The survey was conducted by MTÜ Ühiskonnauuringute Instituut in cooperation with the polling firm Norstat Eesti AS. The results reflect public opinion on potential leadership candidates for the prime minister's office.