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E-elections in Estonia were won by Reform Party with strong lead

BC, Tallinn, 27.05.2014.Print version
The Estonian Reform Party, which won the Sunday European Parliament elections in Estonia and got two out of Estonia's 6 Europarliament seats, scored a high result in the e-voting category too, LETA/Delfi reports.

32% of the people who cast their vote at the elections via the Internet voted for the Reform Party.

 

The Pro Patria and res Publica Union (IRL) was the second-most popular among e-voters, getting 19% of the votes while independent candidate Indrek Tarand gained 16% of the e-votes. Social Democrats received 15%, other independent candidates 8%, and the Centre Party, who conducted an active anti-e-voting campaign, 6% of the e-votes. 3% of the e-votes went to the Conservative People's Party and 5% to others.

 

Altogether 103,151 people e-voted.

 

In comparison, of the total election result, Reform Party collected 24.3% of all votes, Centre Party collected 22.3%, IRL 13.9%, Social Democratic Party 13.6% and independent candidate Indrek Tarand 13.2% of all votes.





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