In late March, the elections for the Riigikogu leadership will take place, providing insight into the strength of the coalition and the political dynamics one year before the parliamentary elections. The Social Democratic Party plans to field Riina Sikkut as a candidate opposing the incumbent, Lauri Hussar, who is supported by the coalition agreement that designates the Speaker's role to the Estonia 200 party. The situation reflects the ongoing intra-coalition negotiations and alliances among the major parties.

The Reform Party, a critical member of the coalition, has confirmed its commitment to supporting the Estonia 200 candidate. According to Toomas Uibo, the chairman of the Estonia 200 faction, there is currently no indication that Lauri Hussar should not continue as Speaker, thus reinforcing the coalition’s strategy. The agreement stipulates that the Riigikogu Speaker's position is to be held by Estonia 200, suggesting a cohesive front among the coalition partners despite the challenges posed by the opposition.

This upcoming election is particularly significant as it serves as a barometer for the coalition’s stability and the political landscape in Estonia. With tensions likely to arise as election approaches, the performance of the Social Democrats and their ability to rally support against the coalition's candidate could shape the party dynamics leading into the next elections, influencing voter perceptions and strategies for positioning among Estonia's political parties.