By 8 p.m. tonight, 16,663 voters have voted in county centres, and 79,862 over the internet.

8292 voted in polling places in Tallinn, and 3941 in Tartu. The busiest polling place is Solaris where 1492 votes were cast.

At the Riigikogu elections four years ago, 19 768 voters had voted in county centres and 76,475 over the internet by 8 p.m.

Voting is possible in county centres until 8 p.m. on 24 February, regardless of the registered place of residence of the voter. At least one polling place has been opened in every county centre; there are 8 in Tallinn and 4 in Tartu. The exact locations of the polling places can be found on the web page of the State Electoral Office 

I-voting is possible on the address www.valimised.ee around the clock until 6 p.m. on 27 February. A vote cast over the internet can be changed by another electronic vote, or by voting in a polling place on the advance voting days. A voter cannot change their vote on the election day, 3 March.

Advance voting takes place on 25–27 February in all polling places. Every local government unit has at least one polling place that organises voting outside the place of residence. 

On the election day, 3 March, a voter can vote only in the polling place of their residence.

A voter must bring along a photo identification, such as an ID-card, passport, or driver’s licence. They do not have to bring their voter’s card.