List of political parties in Estonia

This article lists political parties in Estonia. 

Estonia has had a multi-party system since the end of the communist period and the first democratic elections in 1990. 

No party usually wins enough seats to have an overall majority in the Riigikogu (Estonia's national parliament) so coalitions are usually formed. 

 The parties 

 Parties represented in the Riigikogu and/or the European Parliament 
PartyLeaderDescriptionMPsMEPsEstonian Reform Party (RE)Kristen MichalA centre-right party which promotes liberalism and classical liberalism.Social Democratic Party (SDE)Lauri LäänemetsA centre-left party which promotes social democracy and Pro-Europeanism.Estonia 200 (E200)Kristina KallasA centrist party which promotes social liberalism and economic liberalism. Conservative People's Party of Estonia (EKRE)Martin HelmeA right-wing to far-right party which promotes national conservatism, right-wing populism and ultranationalism.Isamaa (I)Urmas ReinsaluA centre-right to right-wing party which promotes Christian democracy, national conservatism and economic liberalism.Centre Party (KE)Mihhail KõlvartA centrist party which promotes liberal conservatism. Estonian Nationalists and Conservatives (ERK)Silver KuusikA far-right party which promotes nationalism.

 Minor parties 

 Parempoolsed (English: The Right) – a centre-right party which promotes economic liberalism, libertarianism and Pro-Europeanism. 
 Estonian Freedom Party – a party which promotes agrarianism and conservatism. 
 Estonian Greens – a centre-left party which promotes green politics and social liberalism. 
 Estonian Free Party – a centre-right party which promotes liberal conservatism, green conservatism and moderate Euroscepticism. 
 Left Alliance – a left-wing party which promotes democratic socialism, progressivism and Pro-Europeanism. 
 Together – a right-wing party which promotes social conservatism and holds Pro-Russian sentiments.

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