By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

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The focus is primarily international (covering the activities of the European Central Bank, European deindustrialization, and the impact of CO2 quotas) and national (addressing Estonia's demographic crisis and the effect of interest rate hikes on the Estonian economy). Also mentioned are the effects of environmental requirements on the transport sector and restrictions on driving to "certain areas."

The focus is on the Estonian economy and energy sector, stressing the necessity of maintaining oil shale energy production and constructing a nuclear power plant to meet Estonia's basic needs. Rail Baltic is also mentioned as a significant state budget expenditure that impacts the nation's finances more broadly.

The focus is entirely on national issues, covering the operation of Estonia's digital state, the legitimacy of elections, and the internal procedures of the Riigikogu (Parliament). A comparison with Russia concerning e-voting is brought up, but there is no focus on specific local or international projects.

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The focus is on national issues, covering questions regarding the Riigikogu’s rules of procedure and constitutionality, as well as extensive national road construction. Specific regional projects or communities are not emphasized.

A strong regional focus is placed on characterizing the candidate, emphasizing their origins in Virumaa. This regional background is used to confirm positive character traits (hardworking, keeps their word).

The focus is predominantly national (the crisis of the Estonian legal system, the long-term sustainability of the population) and international (assisting Ukraine, the education and integration of refugees, comparison with authoritarian regimes). A specific local or regional focus is lacking.

The focus is clearly on national and international topics, addressing the continued existence of the Estonian nation, the birth rate crisis, and comparing Estonia's migration volumes with other European countries (Latvia, Lithuania, Finland). The topic of Ukrainian war refugees is also covered, and referendums in 15 European countries are compared.