BalticsPublished: 28 August 2026 at 05:21

Kesklinna District Deputy Elder Aleksandra Lorvi Joins Estonia's Centre Party

Aleksandra Lorvi, deputy elder of Tallinn's Kesklinna district, joined the Centre Party on August 26 after previously being unaffiliated. Kesklinna has been led by Centre Party elder Nikita Groznov since December 2025.

Aleksandra Lorvi, deputy elder of Tallinn's Kesklinna district, has become a member of Estonia's Centre Party. According to Commercial Register data, she joined the party on August 26.

Before this, Lorvi was not affiliated with any party and had never taken part in elections.

Career background

Lorvi has served as deputy elder of the Kesklinna district since March 18. Before that, on March 2, she left her post as deputy elder of the Mustamäe district, which she had held since August 2023. Prior to that, from 2019, she worked as chief culture specialist at the Mustamäe district government.

The Kesklinna district has been led by Centre Party elder Nikita Groznov since December 2025. Since December of last year, Tallinn's city coalition has consisted of the Centre Party and Isamaa.

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