By Years: Arvo Aller

The focus is heavily directed toward Ida-Virumaa and the border regions, stressing the significance of state presence (such as the Jõhvi courthouse and the Viru County Court) and the socio-economic situation from a security standpoint. He/She also brings attention to the problems faced by rural residents (public transport, the condition of roads, remote work when internet access is lacking) and the social repercussions of the energy sector in Ida-Virumaa.

A very strong regional focus on Ida-Virumaa and rural areas, criticizing centralization and the relocation of state institutions (such as the Jõhvi courthouse and unemployment insurance fund offices). It addresses the school network reform in Ida-Virumaa (the closure of the Toila, Iisaku, and Kiviõli gymnasiums) and demands better infrastructure (the Tallinn–Narva highway). It emphasizes that residents of rural areas are disproportionately burdened by tax increases and the proposed car tax.