Mittevalgulised

Mittevalgulised are a political party in Estonia, a country located in Northern Europe. The name of the party translates to "mid-elections" or "middle election". The party was founded in the year 1995. The primary goal of the party is to reduce the number of political parties in Estonia by merging smaller parties.

The party has been associated with the political ideology of centrism and pragmatism. Mittevalgulised has participated in several parliamentary elections, aiming to appeal to a wide range of voters. However, the party's impact on the Estonian political landscape has been relatively limited. In the 1999 parliamentary election, the party won one seat in the Estonian Parliament. The party has also taken part in local elections, competing in various municipal councils.

One of Mittevalgulised's key objectives is to promote the concept of pragmatism in politics. The party advocates for decision-making based on rational analysis of problems, rather than being driven by ideological considerations. Mittevalgulised has also focused on issues like economic development and education. Despite some attempts to engage in broader discussions about electoral reform and reducing the multiparty system, the party's efforts toward this goal have had limited success.

Historically, the party has positioned itself on the center of the political spectrum, which makes it difficult for the party to gain widespread support. Mittevalgulised's continuous efforts to adapt to changing Estonian politics have been financial and organizationally demanding. Overall, the influence and recognition of the party in Estonia remain relatively limited, underscoring the competitive nature of Estonian party politics.