VOA's Myroslava Gongadze Reports on Election in Estonia - VOA News

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VOA's Myroslava Gongadze is in Tallinn, Estonia, covering the election in the country on March 5, 2023.

Voters in Estonia are going to the polls Sunday to cast their votes in a general election.

The government of Prime Minister Kaja Kallas' liberal Reform party is one of Europe’s most steadfast supporters of Ukraine.

Political analysts say Kallas and the Reform party will likely emerge as winners against Martin Helme and the nationalist far-right EKRE party.

Kallas, if she wins, has promised to keep Estonia on a course to adopt more green energy and to continue to accept Ukrainian refugees.

Meanwhile, Helme has told his supporters that a EKRE victory would bring a halt to the transition to green energy and a halt to the influx of Ukranian refugees.

Both leaders have said they are looking forward to heading the next coalition government.

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