By Years: Aleksei Jevgrafov

Strong support for maintaining the voting rights of stateless persons and citizens of certain foreign countries in local elections, emphasizing the principles of equality and integration. It criticizes the government's actions concerning the Estonian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate, stressing that the church has not violated any laws. Furthermore, it raises concerns about the quality of education in Narva schools due to insufficient teacher qualifications and calls for improved access to healthcare services.

Focuses on social welfare, rising poverty, and healthcare accessibility, demanding a review of the subsistence level and measures to alleviate the excessive workload on doctors. It raises the issues of teacher shortages in the education sector and the complexity of the language transition process in hobby schools. It is firmly opposed to restricting the voting rights of third-country nationals, citing loyalty studies and constitutional principles.