In February, the support ratings among Estonian political parties showed the Isamaa party leading with 24%, followed closely by the Centre Party at 21%. The Social Democratic Party (SDE) saw a slight increase in support to 16%, up from 14% in January. This growth helped SDE to expand its lead over EKRE and the Reform Party, who maintained steady support at 13% and 12% respectively.

The stability in Isamaa's ratings over the past months indicates a consistent base of support, though it remains slightly lower than its peak of 26% in January. Meanwhile, the Centre Party's slight dip from January reflects a small shift in voter sentiment, potentially influenced by recent political developments. The SDE's upward trend can be interpreted as a positive response from the electorate and may signal a growing relevancy in an election year.

The outlook for other parties also remains noteworthy, with EKRE holding firm, while the Reform Party has struggled to gain traction. Additionally, non-parliamentary parties are likely to cross the electoral threshold, which highlights a diverse political landscape as Estonia approaches its election season. This changing dynamic could impact future coalition formations and policy direction in Estonia.