Parlamenttinsa

Parlamenttinsa is a political party in Estonia, founded in 2019 by former Prime Minister Andrus Ansip. The party's name is a portmanteau of the words "parliament" and "inspiration," reflecting its goal to inspire and represent the interests of the Estonian people. Parlamenttinsa is a center-right party, positioning itself as a moderate and pragmatic alternative to the established political parties. The party's platform emphasizes economic growth, innovation, and digitalization, as well as social cohesion and environmental sustainability. Parlamenttinsa has been described as a technocratic party, focusing on expertise and evidence-based decision-making. The party has gained significant support in recent years, particularly among younger voters and those interested in digital technologies. In the 2023 Estonian parliamentary election, Parlamenttinsa became the third-largest party in the Riigikogu, the Estonian parliament, securing 21 seats out of 101. The party's success has been attributed to its ability to appeal to a broad range of voters, its focus on practical solutions, and its commitment to modernizing Estonia's political landscape.