Estonia, Legislation, Society

13,522 people cast their votes in polling stations in Tallinn, 7,037 in Tartu. There had to be at least one polling station open in all county centres and people could vote there irrespective of where they live.

94,769 e-votes had been given at the elections by the evening of the fourth voting day. In the previous parliamentary elections, 65,744 e-votes were given in the first four days.

On Monday, advance voting begins in all polling stations, lasting till 25 February at 20 o'clock.

Electronic voting lasts till 6 p.m. on February 25. During that period, people can also change the vote they gave electronically, either by e-voting again or voting again on advance voting days on February 19-25 in polling stations. On the election day, March 1, the vote cannot be changed anymore.