By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Laats

Not enough data

Insufficient data: no positions or examples regarding social issues (abortion, LGBTQ+, immigration, education, etc.) were presented within this specific context; references to the worker and the working class are merely superficial (prop-like) but do not constitute direct socio-political stances.

The viewpoints center on the integrity of the democratic process, the right of voters to verify their vote, and election security. Questions regarding additional controls and privacy within the voting process have been highlighted. Specific social or cultural topics are gradually being excluded; the primary focus remains the internal trust and oversight of the elections themselves.

The focus is on youth health: obesity, lack of physical activity, nutrition, and raising awareness. It emphasizes health promotion and school practices (school sports, healthy nutrition) as the primary tools, rather than relying on taxation as the single most effective solution.

Not enough data. The topics addressed are primarily economic and infrastructure issues (protecting energy consumers, developing sports infrastructure), but they do not extensively cover social issues such as LGBT rights, abortion, immigration, or changes to police institutions.

There is no data on social issues.