2015 Finnish Parliamentary Election

19 April 2015 · The modern multi-bloc era · 200 seats, 101 for a majority

Centre Party finished first with 49 of 200 seats on 21.1% of the vote. Turnout 70.1%. Juha Sipilä replaced Alexander Stubb.

Prime Minister before

Alexander Stubb

National Coalition

Prime Minister after

Juha Sipilä

Centre

Largest force

Centre Party

49 of 200 seats

Turnout

70.1%

The result

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Centre Party

21.1% of votes · +14 seats

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Finns Party

17.6% of votes · -1 seats

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National Coalition Party

18.2% of votes · -7 seats

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Social Democratic Party

16.5% of votes · -8 seats

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Green League

8.5% of votes · +5 seats

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Left Alliance

7.1% of votes · -2 seats

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Swedish People's Party

4.9% of votes · 0 seats

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Christian Democrats

3.5% of votes · -1 seats

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Pirate Party

0.8% of votes · 0 seats

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Independence Party

0.5% of votes · 0 seats

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Åland Coalition 2015 (C–M–S)

0.4% of votes · 0 seats

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Communist Party

0.3% of votes · 0 seats

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Centre Party	—	49	+14	626,218	21.1%	—
Finns Party	—	38	-1	524,054	17.6%	—
National Coalition Party	—	37	-7	540,212	18.2%	—
Social Democratic Party	—	34	-8	490,102	16.5%	—
Green League	—	15	+5	253,102	8.5%	—
Left Alliance	—	12	-2	211,702	7.1%	—
Swedish People's Party	—	9	0	144,802	4.9%	—
Christian Democrats	—	5	-1	105,134	3.5%	—
Pirate Party	—	0	0	25,086	0.8%	—
Independence Party	—	0	0	13,638	0.5%	—
Åland Coalition 2015 (C–M–S)	—	1	0	10,910	0.4%	—
Communist Party	—	0	0	7,529	0.3%	—
Change 2011	—	0	0	7,442	0.3%	—
Pirkanmaa Joint List	—	0	—	2,469	0.1%	—
Liberals for Åland	—	0	0	1,277	0.0%	—
Communist Workers' Party	—	0	0	1,103	0.0%	—
Workers' Party	—	0	0	984	0.0%	—
For the Poor	—	0	0	623	0.0%	—
Independents	—	0	0	2,075	0.1%	—