The Reform Party’s Tallinn branch is holding a general assembly this Sunday to elect a new chairman. The election signals a potential shift in leadership for the party’s activities within the capital city. While the candidates remain unnamed, the outcome will likely influence the party’s strategies and direction in Tallinn. This vote is a routine part of the party’s internal democratic processes. The new chairman will be responsible for overseeing the branch’s operations and representing its interests. Further details regarding the candidates and the election process were not immediately available. The result is anticipated to be announced following the assembly.