erakonnad
Erakonnad is the Estonian term for political parties. They are organized groups that compete in elections, articulate policy programs, and nominate candidates for public office. In Estonia, as in many democracies, parties seek to represent different ideas and to mobilize citizens around shared goals.
Typical activities include developing a platform, coordinating campaign activities, selecting leadership, and forming or joining governing
Regulation and funding: In Estonia, political parties are registered under national law and must comply with
Elections and role: Estonia uses proportional representation with an electoral threshold to allocate seats in the
History and examples: Since regaining independence in 1991, Estonia has developed a vibrant, multi-party system. Major