#Austria (Carinthia regional election): Preliminary final result:

SPÖ-S&D: 38.9% (-9)
FPÖ-ID: 25.6% (+1.6)
ÖVP-EPP: 17% (+1.6)
TK-NI: 10.1% (+4.4)
GRÜNE-G/EFA: 3.9% (+0.8)
NEOS-RE: 2.6% (+0.5)
VÖ-*: 2.4% (new)
…

+/- vs. 2018 election

➤ https://europeelects.eu/austria

#Austria: Carinthia regional election today:
Preliminary final seat count:

SPÖ-S&D: 15 (-3)
FPÖ-ID: 9
ÖVP-EPP: 7 (+1)
TK-NI: 5 (+2)

+/- vs. 2018 election

➤ https://europeelects.eu/austria

#Estonia, national parliament election today:

24.88% and 325/405 polling stations counted

EKRE-ID: 26.2% (+8.4)
K-RE: 19.3% (-3.8)
R-RE: 19.2% (-9.7)
E200→RE: 9.4% (+5)
I-EPP: 9.0% (-2.4)
...

+/-vs. 2019 election results

➤ https://europeelects.eu/estonia

#Estonia: As of 33% of the votes counted, the liberal E200 (→RE) enters the national parliament for the first time.

Europe Elects expects this will be confirmed by the final count.

E200 failed to enter the national and the EU Parliament in 2019.

➤ https://europeelects.eu/estonia

#Estonia, national parliament election today:

34.56% and 369/405 polling stations counted

EKRE-ID: 25.2% (+7.5)
R-RE: 20.1% (-8.8)
K-RE: 19.1% (-4.0)
E200→RE: 9.8% (+5.4)
I-EPP: 8.9% (-2.5)
...

+/-vs. 2019 election results

➤ https://europeelects.eu/estonia

#Estonia, national parliament election today:

92.41% and 394/405 polling stations counted

R-RE: 32% (+3.1)
EKRE-ID: 15.7% (-2.1)
K-RE: 14.3% (-8.8)
E200→RE: 13.7% (+9.3)
SDE-S&D: 9.4% (-0.4)
...

+/-vs. 2019 election results

➤https://europeelects.eu/estonia

#Estonia, national parliament election today:

92.41% and 397/405 polling stations counted
Seat count (total 101):

R-RE: 38 (+4)
EKRE-ID: 17 (-2)
K-RE: 15 (-11)
E200→RE: 14 (+14)
...

+/- vs. 2019 election results

➤ https://europeelects.eu/estonia

#Estonia: the e-voting results of today's national parliamentary election were just counted.

Based on 92% of all the votes counted, it looks likely that liberal Kaja Kallas (R-RE) will remain Prime Minister and continue to represent Estonia in the European Council.

➤ https://europeelects.eu/estonia

#Estonia, national parliament election today:

As of 92% counted, it seems complicated to form a national government without the liberal Reform Party (RE) being the senior partner.

Reform is led by Prime Minister Kaja Kallas, who also represents Estonia in the European Council.

Data provided by: https://twitter.com/bananasareviole

#Estonia: today, Prime Minister and European Council member Kaja Kallas (R-RE) received the largest amount of national parliamentary election preference votes any politician has ever received in post-Soviet Estonia.

She beat the record of Edgar Savisaar (K-RE).

➤ https://europeelects.eu/estonia

#Liechtenstein, Vaduz local council election today:

Final results (in seats):

FBP~RE: 6
VU~RE: 5
FL→Greens/EFA: 1 (-1)
DpL-*: 1 (+1)

+/- vs. 2019 election results

➤https://europeelects.eu/liechtenstein

Liechtenstein, Vaduz Mayoral election

Final result:

Miescher (VU~RE) : 55.3%

Departing member:
Bischof (FBP~RE): 44.7%

➤https://europeelects.eu/liechtenstein

#Switzerland, LeeWas poll:

Support for reelection of Ministers

Amherd (DM-EPP): 58%
Keller-Sutter (FDP-RE): 54%
Berset (PS-S&D): 49%
Rösti (SVP~RE): 47%
...

+/- vs. 15-16 August 2022

Fieldwork: 15-17 Feb 2023
Sample size: 27,668

➤ https://europeelects.eu/Switzerland

#Estonia, national parliament election:

Eesti Keskerakond (K-RE) falls to 14.8% as 403/405 polling stations are counted.

This sees them drop below 20% for the first time in 24 years.

https://europeelects.eu/estonia

Estonia, national parliament election:

Eestimaa Ühendatud Vasakpartei (EÜVP-LEFT) rises to 2.3% as 404/405 polling stations are counted.

This means that the party now qualifies for public funding.

Estonia, national parliament election:

Parempoolsed (P→EPP) rises to 2.3% as 405/405 polling stations are counted.

This means that the party now qualifies for public funding.

https://europeelects.eu/estonia

Estonia, national parliament election:

Liberal Eesti Reformierakond (R-RE) rises to 31.2% as all polling stations are counted.

This is the best result for a single-party list in post-Soviet Estonia.

The centrist multi-party list, KMÜ (*), won 32.2% in 1995.

Estonia, national parliament election:

The Estonian Greens (Greens/EFA) only won 1.0% in Sunday's election, failing to cross not only the legal parliamentary threshold to win seats but also the 2% public party financing threshold.

They narrowly avoided their worst result of 0.9% in 2015.

Estonia, national parliament election today:

100% and 405/405 polling stations counted

R-RE: 31.2% (+2.3)
EKRE-ID: 16.1% (-1.7)
K-RE: 15.3% (-7.8)
E200→RE: 13.3% (+8.9)
SDE-S&D: 9.8% (-0.5)
...

+/-vs. 2019 election results

➤https://europeelects.eu/estonia

Estonia, national parliament election today:

100% and 405/405 polling stations counted
Seat count (total 101):

R-RE: 37 (+3)
EKRE-ID: 17 (-2)
K-RE: 16 (-10)
E200→RE: 14 (+14)
...

+/- vs. 2019 election results

➤https://europeelects.eu/estonia

Türkiye, ORC poll:

AKP~NI: 29% (-1)
CHP-S&D: 24% (+1)
İYİ~RE: 20% (+1)
HDP-S&D: 8%
MHP~NI: 5% (-1)
GP-*: 3%
DEVA-*: 2% (-1)
ZP-*: 2%
TDP-*: 2%
BBP-*: 2%
...

+/- vs. 23-26 January 2023

Fieldwork: 17-21 February 2023
Sample size: 4,720

➤ https://europeelects.eu/turkiye
#Turkey