The Tallinn City Government has approved the locations of polling stations for the 2025 local elections. The updated list reflects voters’ preferences for casting their ballots in shopping centres, improved accessibility, and participation rates in previous elections. Polling stations with fewer than 600 voters will be merged with others. In total, 43 physical polling stations will be open across Tallinn, with one additional station designated for organising voting at the voter's location.

City Secretary and Chairman of the Electoral Committee Priit Lello explained that the number and placement of polling stations were decided based on thorough analysis. “We reviewed turnout statistics from the 2021, 2023, and 2024 elections and adjusted the number of stations accordingly. We decided to merge stations where the voter count had remained below 600 in at least two elections, or where two stations were located within one kilometre of each other,” said Lello. “We prioritised stations with better accessibility—those suitable for wheelchair users, people with strollers, and easily reachable by car or public transport. In 2021, the number of stations was increased due to the Covid-19 pandemic, but this is no longer necessary for the 2025 elections.”

In total, 44 polling stations will be established in Tallinn. Compared to 2024, this represents a reduction of 33 stations. The closures by district are as follows: Haabersti (-3), Kesklinn (-5), Kristiine (-2), Lasnamäe (-8), Mustamäe (-3), Nõmme (-4), Pirita (-3), and Põhja-Tallinn (-5). Several stations will also be relocated to new, more accessible addresses or moved back to previously used locations.

Electronic voting has been consistently popular in all elections, and the option to vote using Mobile-ID and Smart-ID, introduced for the 2025 elections, is expected to further increase the number of electronic voters.

Following a constitutional amendment, as of 27 March, more than 324,000 people are eligible to vote in the 2025 Tallinn City Council elections. From 13 to 16 October, 16 polling stations will be open to all eligible voters regardless of residence. From 17 to 19 October, 43 voting locations will be open, serving only residents of their respective electoral districts. Voting at the voter's place of residence, places of detention, hospitals, and 24-hour care institutions will also be available during the early voting period from 13 to 16 October.

List of Tallinn polling stations.

Tallinn polling stations for the 2025 local elections
 

Haabersti District
Polling station no. 1 – Shopping Centre, Õismäe tee 107
Polling station no. 2 – Haabersti Tegevuskeskus, Õismäe tee 24
Polling station no. 3 – Rocca al Mare Shopping Centre, Paldiski mnt 102
Polling station no. 4 – Päevalille stop outdoor area, Ehitajate tee 148

Kesklinn District
Polling station no. 5 – Tallinn University, Narva mnt 25
Polling station no. 6 – Kadrioru Saksa Gümnaasium, Gonsiori tn 38
Polling station no. 7 – Solaris Centre, Estonia pst 9
Polling station no. 8 – Tallinn University of Applied Sciences, Pärnu mnt 62/1
Polling station no. 9 – Tallinn City Government Building, Vabaduse väljak 7

Kristiine District
Polling station no. 10 – Kristiine Centre, Endla tn 45
Polling station no. 11 – Tallinna Lilleküla Gümnaasium, Kuldnoka tn 24
Polling station no. 12 – Tallinna Kristiine Gümnaasium, Nõmme tee 32
Polling station no. 13 – Rimi store, Sõpruse pst 174
Polling station no. 14 – FORUS Sports Centre Tondi, Sõjakooli tn 10

Lasnamäe District
Polling station no. 15 – Tallinna Teeninduskool, Majaka tn 2
Polling station no. 16 – Circle K Võidujooksu outdoor area, Võidujooksu tn 10
Polling station no. 17 – Smuuli store outdoor area, J. Smuuli tee 9
Polling station no. 18 – Lindakivi Cultural Centre, J. Koorti tn 22
Polling station no. 19 – Tallinna Laagna Gümnaasium, Vikerlase tn 16
Polling station no. 20 – Lasnamäe Centrum, Mustakivi tee 13
Polling station no. 21 – Linnamäe store outdoor area, Linnamäe tee 57
Polling station no. 22 – Ümera Centre outdoor area, Laagna tee 80
Polling station no. 23 – Ülemiste Centre, Suur-Sõjamäe tn 4

Mustamäe District
Polling station no. 24 – Mustamäe Centre, A. H. Tammsaare tee 104a
Polling station no. 25 – Magistral Centre, Sõpruse pst 201
Polling station no. 26 – Mustamäe Cultural Centre Kaja, E. Vilde tee 118
Polling station no. 27 – Kännukuke Library, E. Vilde tee 72
Polling station no. 28 – Sääse Library, Sõpruse pst 186b
Polling station no. 29 – Tallinn University of Technology, Ehitajate tee 5
Polling station no. 30 – Mustika Centre, Karjavälja tn 4

Nõmme District
Polling station no. 31 – Järve Centre, Pärnu mnt 238
Polling station no. 32 – Nõmme Cultural Centre, Turu plats 2
Polling station no. 33 – Tallinna Nõmme Gümnaasium Sports Hall, Põllu tn 68
Polling station no. 34 – Tallinna Männiku Lasteaed, Kraavi tn 4
Polling station no. 35 – Nõmme Ujula, Vabaduse pst 156
Polling station no. 36 – Tallinna Kivimäe Põhikool, Leegi tn 14

Pirita District
Polling station no. 37 – Merivälja Kool, Heki tee 16
Polling station no. 38 – Pirita-Kose Youth Centre, Rahvakooli tee 3
Polling station no. 39 – Pirita Selver, Rummu tee 4

Põhja-Tallinn District
Polling station no. 40 – Põhja-Tallinna Youth Centre, Kopli tn 98
Polling station no. 41 – Stroomi Centre, Tuulemaa tn 20
Polling station no. 42 – Karjamaa Põhikool, Karjamaa tn 1
Polling station no. 43 – Tallinna Salme Cultural Centre, Salme tn 12
Polling station no. 44 – Ristiku Põhikool, Ristiku tn 69