How to vote

Who can vote

Estonian citizens aged 18 or over who are entered in the list of voters (with a residence address in the population register). Persons serving a prison sentence after a criminal conviction cannot vote.

On election day

Sunday, March 7, 9 a.m.–8 p.m., at a polling place in the electoral district of your residence. Home voting is also possible.

Advance voting

• Mar 1–4: at least one polling place in every municipality is open 12 noon–8 p.m., including for voters from other districts.
• Mar 5–6: all polling places in your district are open 12 noon–8 p.m.; home voting is available.

I-voting (online)

From Mar 1 at 9 a.m. to Mar 6 at 8 p.m., using an ID-card or Mobile-ID. You can change an i-vote by voting again online during the period, or by voting with a paper ballot on election day until 8 p.m.

From abroad

• At Estonian foreign missions on set days between Feb 20 and 25, 2027.
• By post: send a written application with a copy of an ID document to the Estonian foreign mission so it arrives by Feb 5, 2027. The mission sets the date by which the returned ballot must arrive.
• Online during the i-voting period.
• Voters living abroad choose their district based on their former residence in Estonia, or that of their parents or ancestors.

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