Häme
Tavastland
Electoral District
for the Parliament of Finland
Outline map
Location of Häme within Finland
Municipality
List
RegionKanta-Häme
Päijät-Häme
Population374,139 (2022)[1]
Electorate310,047 (2023)
Area12,649 km2 (2022)[2]
Current Electoral District
Created1907
Seats
List
  • 14 (2003–present)
  • 13 (1991–2003)
  • 15 (1972–1991)
  • 14 (1951–1972)
  • 11 (1907–1951)
Members of Parliament[3]
List

Häme (Swedish: Tavastland; also known as Tavastia) is one of the 13 electoral districts of the Parliament of Finland, the national legislature of Finland. The district was established as Häme Province South (Finnish: Hämeen läänin eteläinen; Swedish: Tavastehus läns södra) in 1907 when the Diet of Finland was replaced by the Parliament of Finland. It was renamed Häme in 1997. It is conterminous with the regions of Kanta-Häme and Päijät-Häme. The district currently elects 14 of the 200 members of the Parliament of Finland using the open party-list proportional representation electoral system. At the 2023 parliamentary election it had 310,047 registered electors.

History

Häme Province South was one 16 electoral districts established by the Election Act of the Grand Duchy of Finland (Suomen Suuriruhtinaanmaan Vaalilaki) passed by the Diet of Finland in 1906.[4] It consisted of the hundreds (kihlakunta) of Hauho, Hollola and Tammela in the province of Häme.[4] Viiala municipality was transferred from Häme Province North to Häme Province South in 1951.[5] In 1990, the municipalities of Kylmäkoski, Toijala, Valkeakoski and Viiala were transferred from Häme Province South to Häme Province North and Somero municipality was transferred from Häme Province South to Turku Province South.[6][7] The district was renamed Häme in 1997.[8][9]

In 1998, the municipalities of Hartola, Heinola and Sysmä were transferred from Mikkeli to Häme and the municipalities of Artjärvi and Orimattila were transferred from Uusimaa to Häme.[6] At the same time, Urjala municipality was transferred from Häme to Pirkanmaa.[6] Iitti municipality was transferred from Southeast Finland to Häme in 2021.[10]

Electoral system

Häme currently elects 14 of the 200 members of the Parliament of Finland using the open party-list proportional representation electoral system.[11][12] Parties may form electoral alliances with each other to pool their votes and increase their chances of winning seats.[13][14] However, the number of candidates nominated by an electoral alliance may not exceed the maximum number of candidates that a single party may nominate.[15] Seats are allocated using the D'Hondt method.[16][17]

Election results

Summary

ElectionLeft Alliance
Vas / SKDL / STPV / SSTP		Green League
Vihr		Social Democrats
SDP / SDTP / SDP		Swedish People's
SFP		Centre
Kesk / ML		Liberals
Lib / LKP / SK / KE / NP		National Coalition
Kok / SP		Christian Democrats
KD / SKL		Finns
PS / SMP / SPP
Votes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %SeatsVotes %Seats
202312,1715.87%19,8184.74%049,13723.71%45590.27%017,9028.64%144,55521.50%311,4445.52%150,61124.42%4
201915,1727.37%117,3548.43%149,35923.99%45000.24%020,89210.15%139,51119.20%311,7335.70%143,19921.00%3
201512,1826.02%110,3505.11%044,73722.10%336,02017.79%343,54421.51%312,4126.13%139,53719.53%3
201113,9386.88%19,1654.52%048,76324.06%426,81913.23%245,51822.46%313,7026.76%141,82020.63%3
200715,7458.33%111,6286.15%152,90227.97%438,38320.30%31740.09%046,70824.70%414,5767.71%14,1822.21%0
200316,7608.87%111,4166.04%160,28931.92%534,75918.41%35040.27%041,13721.78%318,4259.76%19180.49%0
199914,6628.93%110,2826.26%146,53228.35%427,64816.84%21830.11%043,13926.28%414,4088.78%12730.17%0
199516,6329.38%110,5375.94%060,60834.19%525,44214.35%25310.30%047,13526.59%47,6144.29%11,0040.57%0
199115,0388.75%113,1507.65%148,17228.02%432,92119.15%33480.20%045,87126.68%47,0004.07%06,0713.53%0
198718,9308.88%17,8603.69%064,94330.47%63510.16%025,70312.06%29620.45%064,76630.38%68,3143.90%09,6394.52%0
198326,58611.91%23,3841.52%074,58133.42%53990.18%025,80711.56%263,07328.26%57,6953.45%021,6719.71%1
197933,62015.44%265,88530.25%525,47711.70%25,9512.73%062,01028.47%513,7686.32%18,6783.98%0
197536,20417.57%362,92330.54%525,99912.62%26,7853.29%051,33124.92%49,8484.78%17,1683.48%0
197231,68016.44%361,52331.92%523,04111.96%29,4094.88%044,60223.14%45,0922.64%014,5187.53%1
197029,10715.54%254,82829.28%524,28012.96%210,3375.52%046,64424.91%43,1151.66%015,9338.51%1
196633,94219.61%256,16932.45%528,21616.30%213,4417.76%132,43218.74%31,3170.76%08560.49%0
196233,54520.00%342,58725.39%431,09418.54%310,8466.47%134,26820.43%31,5740.94%0
195829,07120.48%335,84525.25%426,42418.61%211,4768.08%127,90219.65%3
195428,84419.79%347,58832.65%528,27219.40%316,96711.64%123,57316.17%2
195126,65620.21%344,14833.47%524,94118.91%210,2487.77%125,38919.25%3
194823,55120.86%238,30633.93%416,83614.91%27,4656.61%025,46022.55%3
194525,98525.49%332,54631.93%413,29713.05%18,8458.68%119,84919.47%2
193938,17750.72%67,99310.62%14,9276.55%111,26114.96%2
193634,86051.13%67,41610.88%16,5909.67%17,48910.99%1
193333,90649.37%67,87511.47%18,31612.11%116,17823.56%3
193031,30547.80%59,20414.05%15,6128.57%117,51726.74%4
19296,94712.05%124,04341.69%58,06613.99%25,3809.33%112,03620.87%2
19275,98910.66%124,74144.03%56,70411.93%15,69810.14%112,98023.10%3
19244,4878.07%124,34843.79%57,49213.47%15,65110.16%113,55724.38%3
19226,13711.29%122,58441.55%54,9959.19%17,00512.89%113,59925.02%3
191928,12150.26%61,2132.17%011,73620.98%313,43924.02%2
191738,57460.97%722,49635.56%4
191632,66363.16%86,51412.60%111,32321.90%2
191329,16760.59%76,10212.68%211,08223.02%2
191129,92159.40%76,95213.80%112,13824.10%3
191029,67658.88%77,04813.98%112,49824.80%3
190930,35157.36%76,79912.85%114,16526.77%3
190830,45157.97%71150.22%06,66912.70%113,78726.25%3
190732,92357.63%76,08910.66%115,70627.49%3

(Figures in italics represent joint lists.)

Detailed

2020s

2023

Results of the 2023 parliamentary election held on 2 April 2023:[18][19][20]

PartyPartyElectoral Alliance
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
Finns PartyPS50,61124.42%450,61124.42%4
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP49,13723.71%449,13723.71%4
National Coalition PartyKok44,55521.50%344,55521.50%3
Centre PartyKesk17,9028.64%117,9028.64%1
Left AllianceVas12,1715.87%112,1715.87%1
Christian DemocratsKD11,4445.52%111,4445.52%1
Green LeagueVihr9,8184.74%09,8184.74%0
Movement NowLiik6,5003.14%06,5003.14%0
Freedom AllianceVL1,4440.70%02,5441.23%0
Finnish People FirstSKE6120.30%0
Crystal PartyKRIP4880.24%0
Liberal Party – Freedom to ChooseLib7980.39%07980.39%0
Power Belongs to the PeopleVKK5790.28%05790.28%0
Swedish People's Party of FinlandSFP5590.27%05590.27%0
Animal Justice Party of FinlandEOP4320.21%04320.21%0
Communist Party of FinlandSKP1170.06%01170.06%0
Pirate PartyPir990.05%0990.05%0
Valid Votes207,266100.00%14207,266100.00%14
Rejected Votes1,3810.66%
Total Polled208,64767.30%
Registered Electors310,047

The following candidates were elected:[21] Tarja Filatov (SDP), 6,973 votes; Sanni Grahn-Laasonen (Kok), 7,003 votes; Timo Heinonen (Kok), 7,402 votes; Mika Kari (SDP), 6,090 votes; Hilkka Kemppi (Kesk), 5,312 votes; Teemu Kinnari (Kok), 7,366 votes; Johannes Koskinen (SDP), 5,009 votes; Rami Lehtinen (PS), 5,636 votes; Mira Nieminen (PS), 5,388 votes; Aino-Kaisa Pekonen (Vas), 4,251 votes; Lulu Ranne (PS), 10,665 votes; Päivi Räsänen (KD), 6,968 votes; Jari Ronkainen (PS), 4,820 votes; and Ville Skinnari (SDP), 5,983 votes.

2010s

2019

Results of the 2019 parliamentary election held on 14 April 2019:[22][23][24]

PartyPartyElectoral Alliance
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP49,35923.99%449,35923.99%4
Finns PartyPS43,19921.00%343,19921.00%3
National Coalition PartyKok39,51119.20%339,51119.20%3
Centre PartyKesk20,89210.15%120,89210.15%1
Green LeagueVihr17,3548.43%117,3548.43%1
Left AllianceVas15,1727.37%115,1727.37%1
Christian DemocratsKD11,7335.70%111,7335.70%1
Movement NowLiik3,3121.61%03,3121.61%0
Pirate PartyPir9960.48%01,3190.64%0
Liberal Party – Freedom to ChooseLib3230.16%0
Seven Star MovementTL1,0280.50%01,0280.50%0
Blue ReformSIN8210.40%08210.40%0
Swedish People's Party of FinlandSFP5000.24%05000.24%0
Finnish People FirstSKE3240.16%04050.20%0
Citizens' PartyKP810.04%0
Commonwealth3440.17%03440.17%0
Reform3420.17%03420.17%0
Communist Workers' Party – For Peace and SocialismKTP1950.09%01950.09%0
Feminist PartyFP1650.08%01650.08%0
Jaana and Leo870.04%0870.04%0
Valid Votes205,738100.00%14205,738100.00%14
Rejected Votes1,6550.80%
Total Polled207,39367.79%
Registered Electors305,915

The following candidates were elected:[25] Tarja Filatov (SDP), 7,213 votes; Sanni Grahn-Laasonen (Kok), 7,419 votes; Timo Heinonen (Kok), 5,629 votes; Kalle Jokinen (Kok), 5,934 votes; Mika Kari (SDP), 5,676 votes; Hilkka Kemppi (Kesk), 3,600 votes; Johannes Koskinen (SDP), 5,717 votes; Rami Lehto (PS), 7,297 votes; Aino-Kaisa Pekonen (Vas), 6,872 votes; Lulu Ranne (PS), 7,812 votes; Päivi Räsänen (KD), 6,616 votes; Jari Ronkainen (PS), 6,038 votes; Ville Skinnari (SDP), 8,319 votes; and Mirka Soinikoski (Vihr), 2,320 votes.

2015

Results of the 2015 parliamentary election held on 19 April 2015:[26][27][28]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP44,73722.10%3
National Coalition PartyKok43,54421.51%3
True FinnsPS39,53719.53%3
Centre PartyKesk36,02017.79%3
Christian DemocratsKD12,4126.13%1
Left AllianceVas12,1826.02%1
Green LeagueVihr10,3505.11%0
Pirate PartyPir1,6580.82%0
Independence PartyIPU7420.37%0
Change 20116320.31%0
Communist Party of FinlandSKP4890.24%0
Communist Workers' Party – For Peace and SocialismKTP1430.07%0
Valid Votes202,446100.00%14
Rejected Votes1,3190.65%
Total Polled203,76566.09%
Registered Electors308,319

The following candidates were elected:[29] Sirkka-Liisa Anttila (Kesk), 5,200 votes; Tarja Filatov (SDP), 8,318 votes; Sanni Grahn-Laasonen (Kok), 7,556 votes; Timo Heinonen (Kok), 6,274 votes; Kalle Jokinen (Kok), 5,728 votes; Mika Kari (SDP), 6,867 votes; Rami Lehto (PS), 6,705 votes; Anne Louhelainen (PS), 6,743 votes; Aino-Kaisa Pekonen (Vas), 5,487 votes; Päivi Räsänen (KD), 7,545 votes; Juha Rehula (Kesk), 6,429 votes; Jari Ronkainen (PS), 4,442 votes; Ville Skinnari (SDP), 5,711 votes; and Martti Talja (Kesk), 3,941 votes.

2011

Results of the 2011 parliamentary election held on 17 April 2011:[30][31][32]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP48,76324.06%4
National Coalition PartyKok45,51822.46%3
True FinnsPS41,82020.63%3
Centre PartyKesk26,81913.23%2
Left AllianceVas13,9386.88%1
Christian DemocratsKD13,7026.76%1
Green LeagueVihr9,1654.52%0
Pirate PartyPir1,0740.53%0
Communist Party of FinlandSKP7040.35%0
Change 20113750.19%0
Senior Citizens' Party3360.17%0
Communist Workers' Party – For Peace and SocialismKTP1590.08%0
Freedom Party – Finland's FutureVP1050.05%0
Independence PartyIPU800.04%0
Workers' Party of FinlandSTP700.03%0
Kari Valjakka (Independent)610.03%0
Valid Votes202,689100.00%14
Rejected Votes1,6800.82%
Total Polled204,36966.74%
Registered Electors306,200

The following candidates were elected:[33] Sirkka-Liisa Anttila (Kesk), 5,882 votes; Tarja Filatov (SDP), 6,782 votes; Sanni Grahn-Laasonen (Kok), 5,866 votes; Timo Heinonen (Kok), 6,526 votes; James Hirvisaari (PS), 5,498 votes; Kalle Jokinen (Kok), 5,271 votes; Mika Kari (SDP), 5,280 votes; Johannes Koskinen (SDP), 7,603 votes; Anne Louhelainen (PS), 6,160 votes; Aino-Kaisa Pekonen (Vas), 4,010 votes; Päivi Räsänen (KD), 6,995 votes; Juha Rehula (Kesk), 5,550 votes; Jouko Skinnari (SDP), 5,186 votes; and Ismo Soukola (PS), 5,059 vots.

2000s

2007

Results of the 2007 parliamentary election held on 18 March 2007:[34][35][36]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP52,90227.97%4
National Coalition PartyKok46,70824.70%4
Centre PartyKesk38,38320.30%3
Left AllianceVas15,7458.33%1
Christian DemocratsKD14,5767.71%1
Green LeagueVihr11,6286.15%1
True FinnsPS4,1822.21%0
Pensioners for People2,7231.44%0
Communist Party of FinlandSKP1,1850.63%0
Independence PartyIPU2150.11%0
Workers' Party of FinlandSTP1750.09%0
LiberalsLib1740.09%0
Finnish People's Blue-WhitesSKS1530.08%0
Kai Aaltonen (Independent)1450.08%0
Communist Workers' Party – For Peace and SocialismKTP1240.07%0
Joint Responsibility Party950.05%0
Valid Votes189,113100.00%14
Rejected Votes1,5870.83%
Total Polled190,70063.87%
Registered Electors298,555

The following candidates were elected:[37] Sirkka-Liisa Anttila (Kesk), 6,880 votes; Risto Autio (Kesk), 4,998 votes; Tarja Filatov (SDP), 5,696 votes; Timo Heinonen (Kok), 4,524 votes; Matti Kauppila (Vas), 3,468 votes; Jari Koskinen (Kok), 7,309 votes; Johannes Koskinen (SDP), 9,056 votes; Tuija Nurmi (Kok), 6,749 votes; Kirsi Ojansuu (Vihr), 3,405 votes; Päivi Räsänen (KD), 8,053 votes; Juha Rehula (Kesk), 4,549 votes; Jouko Skinnari (SDP), 5,565 votes; Satu Taiveaho (SDP), 6,760 votes; and Ilkka Viljanen (Kok), 6,303 votes.

2003

Results of the 2003 parliamentary election held on 16 March 2003:[38][39][40][41]

PartyPartyElectoral Alliance
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP60,28931.92%560,28931.92%5
National Coalition PartyKok41,13721.78%341,13721.78%3
Centre PartyKesk34,75918.41%334,75918.41%3
Christian DemocratsKD18,4259.76%118,4259.76%1
Left AllianceVas16,7608.87%116,7608.87%1
Green LeagueVihr11,4166.04%111,4166.04%1
Communist Party of FinlandSKP1,5450.82%01,5450.82%0
True FinnsPS9180.49%01,4220.75%0
LiberalsLib5040.27%0
Pensioners for People1,0690.57%01,0690.57%0
Finland Rises – People Unites7490.40%07490.40%0
Forces for Change in Finland4980.26%04980.26%0
Päivi Oksanen (Independent)2690.14%02690.14%0
Communist Workers' Party – For Peace and SocialismKTP2600.14%02600.14%0
Taito Rinteelä (Independent)2560.14%02560.14%0
Valid Votes188,854100.00%14188,854100.00%14
Rejected Votes2,0081.05%
Total Polled190,86265.06%
Registered Electors293,343

The following candidates were elected:[42] Sirkka-Liisa Anttila (Kesk), 10,656 votes; Tarja Filatov (SDP), 7,896 votes; Matti Kauppila (Vas), 3,749 votes; Jari Koskinen (Kok), 6,037 votes; Johannes Koskinen (SDP), 12,135 votes; Maija-Liisa Lindqvist (Kesk), 4,348 votes; Minna Lintonen] (SDP), 4,719 votes; Tuija Nurmi (Kok), 6,220 votes; Kirsi Ojansuu (Vihr), 3,328 votes; Päivi Räsänen (KD), 8,976 votes; Juha Rehula (Kesk), 5,428 votes; Timo Seppälä (Kok), 4,667 votes; Jouko Skinnari (SDP), 6,997 votes; and Satu Taiveaho (SDP), 4,903 votes.

1990s

1999

Results of the 1999 parliamentary election held on 21 March 1999:[43][44][45][46]

PartyPartyElectoral Alliance
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP46,53228.35%446,53228.35%4
National Coalition PartyKok43,13926.28%443,13926.28%4
Centre PartyKesk27,64816.84%227,64816.84%2
Finnish Christian LeagueSKL14,4088.78%116,1759.85%1
Reform GroupRem1,2860.78%0
True FinnsPS2730.17%0
Alliance for Free FinlandVSL2080.13%0
Left AllianceVas14,6628.93%114,6628.93%1
Green LeagueVihr10,2826.26%110,2826.26%1
Pensioners for PeopleEKA1,7401.06%02,6831.63%0
Young FinnsNuors7600.46%0
Liberal People's PartyLKP1830.11%0
Communist Party of FinlandSKP1,1020.67%01,3400.82%0
Kirjava ”Puolue” – Elonkehän PuolestaKIPU2380.14%0
Finland: Non-EU Joint List6070.37%06070.37%0
Taito Rinteelä (Independent)5030.31%05030.31%0
Communist Workers' Party – For Peace and SocialismKTP3080.19%03080.19%0
Natural Law PartyLLP2190.13%02190.13%0
Pauli Lella (Independent)610.04%0610.04%0
Valid Votes164,159100.00%13164,159100.00%13
Rejected Votes2,0541.24%
Total Polled166,21364.55%
Registered Electors257,497

The following candidates were elected:[47] Sirkka-Liisa Anttila (Kesk), 10,973 votes; Tarja Filatov (SDP), 5,500 votes; Esko Helle (Vas), 4,082 votes; Ulla Juurola (SDP), 4,906 votes; Jari Koskinen (Kok), 4,842 votes; Johannes Koskinen (SDP), 9,434 votes; Tuija Nurmi (Kok), 4,424 votes; Kirsi Ojansuu (Vihr), 3,047 votes; Sirpa Pietikäinen (Kok), 7,211 votes; Päivi Räsänen (KD), 11,407 votes; Juha Rehula (Kesk), 3,452 votes; Timo Seppälä (Kok), 3,827 votes; and Jouko Skinnari (SDP), 9,237 votes.

1995

Results of the 1995 parliamentary election held on 19 March 1995:[48][49][50]

PartyPartyElectoral Alliance
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP60,60834.19%560,60834.19%5
National Coalition PartyKok47,13526.59%447,13526.59%4
Centre PartyKesk25,44214.35%225,44214.35%2
Left AllianceVas16,6329.38%116,6329.38%1
Finnish Christian LeagueSKL7,6144.29%111,1806.31%1
Pensioners for PeopleELKA1,6800.95%0
Finnish Rural PartySMP1,0040.57%0
Liberal People's PartyLKP5310.30%0
Women's PartyNAISP2700.15%0
Ecological Party the GreensEKO810.05%0
Green LeagueVihr10,5375.94%010,5375.94%0
Young FinnsNuor3,3581.89%03,3581.89%0
Alliance for Free FinlandVSL1,2290.69%01,2290.69%0
Natural Law PartyLLP4030.23%04030.23%0
Pensioners' PartySEP3980.22%03980.22%0
Communist Workers' Party – For Peace and SocialismKTP2360.13%02360.13%0
Joint Responsibility PartyYYP1240.07%01240.07%0
Valid Votes177,282100.00%13177,282100.00%13
Rejected Votes1,6350.91%
Total Polled178,91769.64%
Registered Electors256,915

The following candidates were elected:[51] Sirkka-Liisa Anttila (Kesk), 13,731 votes; Tarja Filatov (SDP), 5,642 votes; Esko Helle (Vas), 4,827 votes; Ilkka Joenpalo (SDP), 5,781 votes; Ulla Juurola (SDP), 5,614 votes; Johannes Koskinen (SDP), 10,625 votes; Maija-Liisa Lindqvist (Kesk), 3,159 votes; Tuija Nurmi (Kok), 4,308 votes; Sirpa Pietikäinen (Kok), 11,148 votes; Päivi Räsänen (SKL), 5,974 votes; Väinö Saario (Kok), 4,786 votes; Jouko Skinnari (SDP), 9,216 votes; and Iiro Viinanen (Kok), 15,647 votes.

1991

Results of the 1991 parliamentary election held on 17 March 1991:[52][53][54][55]

PartyPartyElectoral Alliance
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP48,17228.02%448,17228.02%4
National Coalition PartyKok45,87126.68%445,87126.68%4
Centre PartyKesk32,92119.15%332,92119.15%3
Left AllianceVas15,0388.75%115,0388.75%1
Green LeagueVihr13,1507.65%113,1507.65%1
Finnish Rural PartySMP6,0713.53%08,2424.79%0
Independent Non-Aligned PensionersELKA1,8231.06%0
Liberal People's PartyLKP3480.20%0
Finnish Christian LeagueSKL7,0004.07%07,7204.49%0
Pensioners' PartySEP7200.42%0
Women's PartyNAISL3990.23%03990.23%0
Communist Workers' Party – For Peace and SocialismKTP2930.17%02930.17%0
Humanity Party950.06%0950.06%0
Valid Votes171,901100.00%13171,901100.00%13
Blank Votes2,0931.19%
Rejected Votess – Other1,6500.94%
Total Polled175,64468.79%
Registered Electors255,338

The following candidates were elected:[56] Sirkka-Liisa Anttila (Kesk), 10,167 votes; Esko Helle (Vas), 5,193 votes; Johannes Koskinen (SDP), 6,360 votes; Maija-Liisa Lindqvist (Kesk), 5,939 votes; Matti Luttinen (SDP), 5,562 votes; Sirpa Pietikäinen (Kok), 12,658 votes; Pekka Räty (Vihr), 2,770 votes; Väinö Saario (Kok), 4,448 votes; Lea Savolainen (SDP), 6,519 votes; Jouko Skinnari (SDP), 5,684 votes; Hannu Tenhiälä (Kesk), 5,157 votes; Kyösti Toivonen (Kok), 3,653 votes; and Iiro Viinanen (Kok), 5,290 votes.

1980s

1987

Results of the 1987 parliamentary election held on 15 and 16 March 1987:[57][58][59][60]

PartyPartyElectoral Alliance
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP64,94330.47%664,94330.47%6
National Coalition PartyKok64,76630.38%664,76630.38%6
Centre PartyKesk25,70312.06%227,01612.67%2
Liberal People's PartyLKP9620.45%0
Swedish People's Party of FinlandSFP3510.16%0
Finnish People's Democratic LeagueSKDL18,9308.88%118,9308.88%1
Finnish Rural PartySMP9,6394.52%09,6394.52%0
Democratic AlternativeDEVA8,7414.10%08,7414.10%0
Finnish Christian LeagueSKL8,3143.90%08,3143.90%0
Green LeagueVihr7,8603.69%07,8603.69%0
Pensioners' PartySEP2,9561.39%02,9561.39%0
Valid Votes213,165100.00%15213,165100.00%15
Rejected Votes1,1760.55%
Total Polled214,34173.88%
Registered Electors290,128

The following candidates were elected:[61] Sirkka-Liisa Anttila (Kesk), 9,464 votes; Esko Helle (SKDL), 6,192 votes; Ilkka Joenpalo (SDP), 5,795 votes; Arto Lapiolahti (SDP), 7,043 votes; Matti Luttinen (SDP), 7,954 votes; Tapani Mörttinen (Kok), 8,126 votes; Sirpa Pietikäinen (Kok), 15,981 votes; Ulla Puolanne (Kok), 8,169 votes; Jorma Rantanen (SDP), 5,451 votes; Lea Savolainen (SDP), 9,818 votes; Jouko Skinnari (SDP), 6,888 votes; Hannu Tenhiälä (Kesk), 6,072 votes; Ritva Vastamäki (Kok), 3,964 votes; Iiro Viinanen (Kok), 6,194 votes; and Matti Viljanen (Kok), 6,099 votes.

1983

Results of the 1983 parliamentary election held on 20 and 21 March 1983:[62][63][64][65][66]

PartyPartyElectoral Alliance
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP74,58133.42%574,58133.42%5
National Coalition PartyKok63,07328.26%563,07328.26%5
Centre Party and Liberal People's PartyKesk-LKP25,80711.56%233,90115.19%2
Finnish Christian LeagueSKL7,6953.45%0
Swedish People's Party of FinlandSFP3990.18%0
Finnish People's Democratic LeagueSKDL26,58611.91%226,58611.91%2
Finnish Rural PartySMP21,6719.71%121,6719.71%1
Joint List A (Green League)3,3841.52%03,3841.52%0
Valid Votes223,196100.00%15223,196100.00%15
Rejected Votes1,1410.51%
Total Polled224,33778.47%
Registered Electors285,880

The following candidates were elected:[67] Sirkka-Liisa Anttila (Kesk), 6,814 votes; Esko Helle (SKDL), 4,548 votes; Matti Kautto (SKDL), 6,171 votes; Martti Lähdesmäki (SDP), 6,828 votes; Matti Luttinen (SDP), 8,695 votes; Saara Mikkola (Kok), 6,776 votes; Sirpa Pietikäinen (Kok), 6,863 votes; Ulla Puolanne (Kok), 7,942 votes; Jorma Rantanen (SDP), 7,250 votes; Lea Savolainen (SDP), 12,056 votes; Jouko Skinnari (SDP), 6,699 votes; Hannu Tenhiälä (Kesk), 6,799 votes; Mikko Vainio (SMP), 11,187 votes; Iiro Viinanen (Kok), 6,760 votes; and Matti Viljanen (Kok), 8,093 votes.

1970s

1979

Results of the 1979 parliamentary election held on 18 and 19 March 1979:[68][69][70]

PartyPartyElectoral Alliance
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP65,88530.25%565,88530.25%5
National Coalition PartyKok62,01028.47%562,01028.47%5
Finnish People's Democratic LeagueSKDL33,62015.44%234,36915.78%2
Socialist Workers PartySTP7490.34%0
Centre PartyKesk25,47711.70%231,42814.43%2
Liberal People's PartyLKP5,9512.73%0
Finnish Christian LeagueSKL13,7686.32%123,57210.82%1
Finnish Rural PartySMP8,6783.98%0
Constitutional People's PartyPKP1,1260.52%0
Finnish People's Unity PartySKYP5190.24%05190.24%0
Valid Votes217,783100.00%15217,783100.00%15
Rejected Votes1,0750.49%
Total Polled218,85878.29%
Registered Electors279,560

The following candidates were elected:[71] Lasse Äikäs (Kesk), 6,805 votes; Eino Grönholm (SDP), 6,737 votes; Ulla Järvilehto (SKL), 8,910 votes; Aarne Koskinen (SKDL), 7,176 votes; Matti Luttinen (SDP), 8,697 votes; Saara Mikkola (Kok), 6,293 votes; Tapani Mörttinen (Kok), 8,197 votes; Salme Myyryläinen (SDP), 8,338 votes; Olavi Nikkilä (Kok), 6,984 votes; Ulla Puolanne (Kok), 9,387 votes; Lea Savolainen (SDP), 11,752 votes; Helge Sirén (SDP), 6,617 votes; Kauko Tamminen (SKDL), 6,883 votes; Hannu Tenhiälä (Kesk), 8,228 votes; and Matti Viljanen (Kok), 9,893 votes.

1975

Results of the 1975 parliamentary election held on 21 and 22 September 1975:[72][73][74][75]

PartyPartyElectoral Alliance
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP62,92330.54%562,92330.54%5
National Coalition PartyKok51,33124.92%461,17929.70%5
Finnish Christian LeagueSKL9,8484.78%1
Finnish People's Democratic LeagueSKDL36,20417.57%337,30518.11%3
Socialist Workers PartySTP1,1010.53%0
Centre PartyKesk25,99912.62%234,13816.57%2
Liberal People's PartyLKP6,7853.29%0
Finnish People's Unity PartySKYP1,3540.66%0
Finnish Rural PartySMP7,1683.48%010,4775.09%0
Finnish Constitutional People's PartySPK1,9890.97%0
Party of Finnish EntrepreneursSYP1,3200.64%0
Valid Votes206,022100.00%15206,022100.00%15
Rejected Votes1,3740.66%
Total Polled207,39676.89%
Registered Electors269,731

The following candidates were elected:[76] Lyyli Aalto (SDP), 5,707 votes; Lasse Äikäs (Kesk), 8,309 votes; Ulla Järvilehto (SKL), 9,404 votes; Aarne Koskinen (SKDL), 7,516 votes; Matti Luttinen (SDP), 7,508 votes; Timo Mäki (Kok), 6,423 votes; Saara Mikkola (Kok), 5,978 votes; Tapani Mörttinen (Kok), 7,357 votes; Salme Myyryläinen (SDP), 8,948 votes; Ulla Puolanne (Kok), 7,286 votes; Eero Salo (SDP), 6,511 votes; Helge Sirén (SDP), 6,065 votes; Helge Talvitie (SKDL), Kauko Tamminen (SKDL), 8,525 votes; and Hannu Tenhiälä (Kesk), 5,672 votes.

1972

Results of the 1972 parliamentary election held on 2 and 3 January 1972:[77][78][79]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP61,52331.92%5
National Coalition PartyKok44,60223.14%4
Finnish People's Democratic LeagueSKDL31,68016.44%3
Centre PartyKesk23,04111.96%2
Finnish Rural PartySMP14,5187.53%1
Liberal People's PartyLKP9,4094.88%0
Finnish Christian LeagueSKL5,0922.64%0
Social Democratic Union of Workers and SmallholdersTPSL2,8601.48%0
Valid Votes192,725100.00%15
Rejected Votes7350.38%
Total Polled193,46081.45%
Registered Electors237,532

The following candidates were elected:[80] Lyyli Aalto (SDP), 7,090 votes; Erkki Huurtamo (Kok), 7,236 votes; Osmo Kock (SKDL), 8,113 votes; Leo Kohtala (SDP), 7,158 votes; Aarne Koskinen (SKDL), 6,630 votes; Sirkka Lankinen (Kok), 5,220 votes; Eino Lottanen (Kesk), 3,923 votes; Timo Mäki (Kok), 7,393 votes; Väinö Mäkinen (SDP), 6,122 votes; Salme Myyryläinen (SDP), 10,685 votes; Olavi Nikkilä (Kok), 6,109 votes; Eero Salo (SDP), 7,153 votes; Jouko Siikaniemi (Kesk), 4,128 votes; Kauko Tamminen (SKDL), 6,234 votes; and Mikko Vainio (SMP), 7,430 votes.

1970

Results of the 1970 parliamentary election held on 15 and 16 March 1970:[81][82][83]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP54,82829.28%5
National Coalition PartyKok46,64424.91%4
Finnish People's Democratic LeagueSKDL29,10715.54%2
Centre PartyKesk24,28012.96%2
Finnish Rural PartySMP15,9338.51%1
Liberal People's PartyLKP10,3375.52%0
Finnish Christian LeagueSKL3,1151.66%0
Social Democratic Union of Workers and SmallholdersTPSL2,9521.58%0
Others870.05%0
Valid Votes187,283100.00%14
Rejected Votes8110.43%
Total Polled188,09482.53%
Registered Electors227,901

The following candidates were elected:[84] Lyyli Aalto (SDP), 6,264 votes; Erkki Huurtamo (Kok), 6,823 votes; Leo Kohtala (SDP), 6,256 votes; Aarne Koskinen (SKDL), 6,244 votes; Sirkka Lankinen (Kok), 5,549 votes; Eino Lottanen (Kesk), 3,989 votes; Timo Mäki (Kok), 8,169 votes; Väinö Mäkinen (SDP), 5,654 votes; Salme Myyryläinen (SDP), 7,345 votes; Olavi Nikkilä (Kok), 6,765 votes; Eero Salo (SDP), 5,857 votes; Jouko Siikaniemi (Kesk), 3,882 votes; Kauko Tamminen (SKDL), 5,653 votes; and Mikko Vainio (SMP), 4,740 votes.

1960s

1966

Results of the 1966 parliamentary election held on 20 and 21 March 1966:[85][86][87][88][89]

PartyPartyElectoral Alliance
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP56,16932.45%556,16932.45%5
Finnish People's Democratic LeagueSKDL33,94219.61%240,66023.49%3
Social Democratic Union of Workers and SmallholdersTPSL6,7183.88%1
National Coalition PartyKok32,43218.74%332,43218.74%3
Centre PartyKesk28,21616.30%229,53317.06%2
Finnish Christian LeagueSKL1,3170.76%0
Liberal People's PartyLKP13,4417.76%113,4417.76%1
Smallholders' Party of FinlandSPP8560.49%08560.49%0
Write-in lists140.01%0140.01%0
Valid Votes173,105100.00%14173,105100.00%14
Blank Votes1160.07%
Rejected Votess – Other5590.32%
Total Polled173,78085.11%
Registered Electors204,192

The following candidates were elected:[90] Lyyli Aalto (SDP), 5,920 votes; Kaino Haapanen (SKDL), 6,582 votes; Leo Häppölä (Kesk), 5,320 votes; Erkki Huurtamo (Kok), 8,264 votes; Osmo Kock (SKDL), 11,030 votes; Eino Lottanen (Kesk), 6,032 votes; Timo Mäki (Kok), 5,372 votes; Väinö Mäkinen (SDP), 6,372 votes; Olavi Nikkilä (Kok), 5,845 votes; Ensio Partanen (SDP), 5,100 votes; Eino Raunio (SDP), 5,769 votes; Uuno Takki (SDP), 7,340 votes; Juho Tenhiälä (LKP), 6,151 votes; and Olli J. Uoti (TPSL), 6,647 votes.

1962

Results of the 1962 parliamentary election held on 4 and 5 February 1962:[91][92][93][94][95]

PartyPartyElectoral Alliance
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP42,58725.39%442,58725.39%4
National Coalition PartyKok34,26820.43%335,49321.16%3
Liberal LeagueVL1,2250.73%0
Finnish People's Democratic LeagueSKDL33,54520.00%333,54520.00%3
Agrarian PartyML31,09418.54%333,18319.78%3
Centre Party2,0891.25%0
People's Party of FinlandSK10,8466.47%110,8466.47%1
Social Democratic Union of Workers and SmallholdersTPSL10,5006.26%010,5006.26%0
Smallholders' Party of FinlandSPP1,5740.94%01,5740.94%0
Valid Votes167,728100.00%14167,728100.00%14
Rejected Votes5660.34%
Total Polled168,29485.16%
Registered Electors197,632

The following candidates were elected:[96] Lyyli Aalto (SDP), 7,763 votes; Olli Aulanko (Kok), 5,934 votes; Kaino Haapanen (SKDL), 7,066 votes; Leo Häppölä (ML), 6,947 votes; Erkki Huurtamo (Kok), 9,330 votes; Olavi Kajala (SDP), 4,659 votes; Lauri Laine[lower-alpha 1] (ML), 5,432 votes; Hemmi Lindqvist (SKDL), 4,155 votes; Eemil Luukka (ML), 6,347 votes; Väinö Nieminen (Kok), 4,438 votes; Ensio Partanen (SDP), 8,850 votes; Eino Raunio (SDP), 5,976 votes; Kauko Tamminen (SKDL), 5,151 votes; and Juho Tenhiälä (SK), 5,086 votes.

1950s

1958

Results of the 1958 parliamentary election held on 6 and 7 July 1958:[98][99][100][101][102]

PartyPartyElectoral Alliance
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP35,84525.25%435,84525.25%4
Finnish People's Democratic LeagueSKDL29,07120.48%329,07120.48%3
National Coalition PartyKok27,90219.65%328,67120.20%3
Liberal LeagueVL7690.54%0
Agrarian PartyML26,42418.61%226,42418.61%2
People's Party of FinlandSK11,4768.08%111,4768.08%1
Social Democratic OppositionSDO9,6176.77%19,6176.77%1
Free Citizens and Centre List8500.60%08500.60%0
Write-in lists110.01%0110.01%0
Valid Votes141,965100.00%14141,965100.00%14
Rejected Votes6880.48%
Total Polled142,65374.93%
Registered Electors190,373

The following candidates were elected:[103] Lyyli Aalto (SDP), 3,898 votes; Olli Aulanko (Kok), 5,126 votes; Kaino Haapanen (SKDL), 5,975 votes; Leo Häppölä (ML), 4,097 votes; Eino Kilpi (SKDL), 7,379 votes; Oskari Lehtonen (Kok), 5,128 votes; Eemil Luukka (ML), 4,324 votes; Väinö Nieminen (Kok), 3,961 votes; Ensio Partanen (SDP), 6,211 votes; Eino Raunio (SDP), 4,174 votes; Kauko Tamminen (SKDL), 3,157 votes; Juho Tenhiälä (SK), 3,511 votes; Heikki Törmä (SDP), 2,946 votes; and Olli J. Uoti (SDO), 3,840 votes.

1954

Results of the 1954 parliamentary election held on 7 and 8 March 1954:[104][105][106][107][108]

PartyPartyElectoral Alliance
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP47,58832.65%547,58832.65%5
Finnish People's Democratic LeagueSKDL28,84419.79%328,84419.79%3
Agrarian PartyML28,27219.40%328,27219.40%3
National Coalition PartyKok23,57316.17%223,57316.17%2
People's Party of FinlandSK16,96711.64%117,46611.98%1
Liberal LeagueVL4990.34%0
Write-in lists170.01%0170.01%0
Valid Votes145,760100.00%14145,760100.00%14
Rejected Votes6890.47%
Total Polled146,44978.88%
Registered Electors185,671

The following candidates were elected:[109] Eero Antikainen (SDP); Leo Häppölä (ML); Kaino Haapanen (SKDL); Olavi Kajala (SDP); Eino Kilpi (SKDL); Lauri Laine (ML); Hemmi Lindqvist (SKDL); Eemil Luukka (ML); Aino Malkamäki (SDP); Erkki Mohell (SDP); Eino Raunio (SDP); Felix Seppälä (Kok); Juho Tenhiälä (SK); and Arno Tuurna (Kok).

1951

Results of the 1951 parliamentary election held on 1 and 2 July 1951:[110][111][112][113]

PartyPartyElectoral Alliance
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP44,14833.47%544,14833.47%5
Finnish People's Democratic LeagueSKDL26,65620.21%326,65620.21%3
National Coalition PartyKok25,38919.25%325,82919.58%3
Liberal LeagueVL4400.33%0
Agrarian PartyML24,94118.91%224,94118.91%2
People's Party of FinlandSK10,2487.77%110,2487.77%1
Small Farmers Party700.05%0700.05%0
Write-in lists200.02%0200.02%0
Valid Votes131,912100.00%14131,912100.00%14
Rejected Votes1,3130.99%
Total Polled133,22574.67%
Registered Electors178,412

The following candidates were elected:[114] Eero Antikainen (SDP); Leo Häppölä (ML); Kaino Haapanen (SKDL); Eino Kilpi (SKDL); Martti O. Kölli (Kok); Oskari Lehtonen (Kok); Hemmi Lindqvist (SKDL); Eemil Luukka (ML); Aino Malkamäki (SDP); Eino Raunio (SDP); Felix Seppälä (Kok); Uuno Takki (SDP); Juho Tenhiälä (SK); and Otto Toivonen (SDP).

1940s

1948

Results of the 1948 parliamentary election held on 1 and 2 July 1948:[115][116][117]

PartyPartyElectoral Alliance
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP38,30633.93%438,30633.93%4
National Coalition PartyKok25,46022.55%325,46022.55%3
Finnish People's Democratic LeagueSKDL23,55120.86%223,55120.86%2
Agrarian PartyML16,83614.91%216,83614.91%2
National Progressive PartyKE7,4656.61%07,9397.03%0
Small Farmers Party4740.42%0
Others8010.71%08010.71%0
Valid Votes112,893100.00%11112,893100.00%11
Rejected Votes5950.52%
Total Polled113,48877.42%
Registered Electors146,584

The following candidates were elected:[118] Olavi Kajala (SDP); Eino Kilpi (SKDL); Martti O. Kölli (Kok); Eino Kujanpää (SKDL); Lauri Laine (ML); Oskari Lehtonen (Kok); Aino Malkamäki (SDP); Eino Raunio (SDP); Felix Seppälä (Kok); Martti Suntela (ML); and Uuno Takki (SDP).

1945

Results of the 1945 parliamentary election held on 17 and 18 March 1945:[119][120][121]

PartyPartyElectoral Alliance
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP32,54631.93%432,54631.93%4
Finnish People's Democratic LeagueSKDL25,98525.49%326,94226.43%3
Small Farmers Party9570.94%0
National Coalition PartyKok19,84919.47%219,84919.47%2
Agrarian PartyML13,29713.05%113,29713.05%1
National Progressive PartyKE8,8458.68%18,8458.68%1
Write-in lists4480.44%04480.44%0
Valid Votes101,927100.00%11101,927100.00%11
Rejected Votes9050.88%
Total Polled102,83279.14%
Registered Electors129,939

The following candidates were elected:[122] Juho Hukari (SKDL); Väinö Kivisalo (SDP); Martti O. Kölli (Kok); Eino Kujanpää (SKDL); Lauri Laine (ML); Toivo Lång (SKDL); Aino Malkamäki (SDP); Eino Raunio (SDP); Felix Seppälä (Kok); Uuno Takki (SDP); and Sulo Teittinen (KE).

1930s

1939

Results of the 1939 parliamentary election held on 1 and 2 July 1939:[123][124][125]

PartyPartyElectoral Alliance
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP38,17750.72%638,17750.72%6
Agrarian PartyML7,99310.62%112,92017.16%2
National Progressive PartyKE4,9276.55%1
National Coalition PartyKok11,26114.96%211,26114.96%2
Patriotic People's MovementIKL11,05314.68%111,05314.68%1
Party of Smallholders and Rural PeoplePMP1,7792.36%01,7792.36%0
Write-in lists850.11%0850.11%0
Valid Votes75,275100.00%1175,275100.00%11
Rejected Votes2000.26%
Total Polled75,47569.19%
Registered Electors109,089

The following candidates were elected:[126] Albert Eerola (Kok); Väinö Kivisalo (SDP); Oskari Lehtonen (Kok); Aino Malkamäki (SDP); Kaarlo Mikkola (ML); Anselm Pitkäsilta (SDP); Eino Raunio (SDP); Bruno Salmiala (IKL); Väinö Sinisalo (SDP); Sulo Teittinen (KE); and Otto Toivonen (SDP).

1936

Results of the 1936 parliamentary election held on 1 and 2 July 1936:[127][128][129][130]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP34,86051.13%6
Patriotic People's MovementIKL10,47515.37%2
National Coalition PartyKok7,48910.99%1
Agrarian PartyML7,41610.88%1
National Progressive PartyKE6,5909.67%1
Small Farmers' Party of FinlandSPP1,2641.85%0
Write-in lists790.12%0
Valid Votes68,173100.00%11
Rejected Votes5010.73%
Total Polled68,67465.66%
Registered Electors104,597

The following candidates were elected:[131] Kustaa Jussila (IKL); Väinö Kivisalo (SDP); Oskari Lehtonen (Kok); Aino Malkamäki (SDP); Oskari Mantere (KE); Otto Marttila (SDP); Anselm Pitkäsilta (SDP); Bruno Salmiala (IKL); Lauri Sariola (ML); Väinö Sinisalo (SDP); and Otto Toivonen (SDP).

1933

Results of the 1933 parliamentary election held on 1, 2 and 3 July 1933:[132][133][134][135]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Labour Party of FinlandSDTP33,90649.37%6
National Coalition Party and Patriotic People's MovementKok-IKL16,17823.56%3
National Progressive PartyKE8,31612.11%1
Agrarian PartyML7,87511.47%1
Small Farmers' Party of FinlandSPP2,1843.18%0
V. F. Johanson and M. Saarikoski1450.21%0
Write-in lists720.10%0
Valid Votes68,676100.00%11
Rejected Votes4190.61%
Total Polled69,09568.84%
Registered Electors100,368

The following candidates were elected:[136] Sakari Honkala (Kok-IKL); Väinö Kivisalo (SDTP); Yrjö Leiwo (Kok-IKL); Aino Malkamäki (SDTP); Oskari Mantere (KE); Otto Marttila (SDTP); Kalle Myllymäki (SDTP); Lauri Sariola (ML); Väinö Sinisalo (SDTP); Bruno Sundström (Kok-IKL); and Otto Toivonen (SDTP).

1930

Results of the 1930 parliamentary election held on 1 and 2 October 1930:[137][138][139][140]

PartyPartyElectoral Alliance
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
National Coalition PartyKok17,51726.74%432,33349.37%6
Agrarian PartyML9,20414.05%1
National Progressive PartyKE5,6128.57%1
Social Democratic Labour Party of FinlandSDTP31,30547.80%531,30547.80%5
Small Farmers' Party of FinlandSPP1,7492.67%01,7492.67%0
Write-in lists1100.17%01100.17%0
Valid Votes65,497100.00%1165,497100.00%11
Rejected Votes4560.69%
Total Polled65,95368.80%
Registered Electors95,865
Turnout68.80%

The following candidates were elected:[141] Julius Ailio (SDTP); Mikko Erich (SDTP); J. W. Keto (SDTP); Väinö Kivisalo (SDTP); Wiljo-Kustaa Kuuliala (Kok); Oskari Lehtonen (Kok); Yrjö Leiwo (Kok); Lauri Mäkelä (Kok); Oskari Mantere (KE); Kalle Myllymäki (SDTP); and Juho Sunila (ML).

1920s

1929

Results of the 1929 parliamentary election held on 1 and 2 July 1929:[142][143][144][145]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Labour Party of FinlandSDTP24,04341.69%5
National Coalition PartyKok12,03620.87%2
Agrarian PartyML8,06613.99%2
Socialist Electoral Organisation of Workers and SmallholdersSTPV6,94712.05%1
National Progressive PartyKE5,3809.33%1
Small Farmers' Party of FinlandSPP1,0841.88%0
Write-in lists1080.19%0
Valid Votes57,664100.00%11
Rejected Votes4200.72%
Total Polled58,08460.22%
Registered Electors96,461

The following candidates were elected:[146] Julius Ailio (SDTP); J. W. Keto (SDTP); Väinö Kivisalo (SDTP); Wiljo-Kustaa Kuuliala (Kok); Oskari Mantere (KE); Otto Marttila (SDTP); Kalle Myllymäki (SDTP); Evert Nukari (Kok); Lauri Sariola (ML); Juho Sunila (ML); and Jalmari Virta (STPV).

1927

Results of the 1927 parliamentary election held on 1 and 2 July 1927:[147][148][149][150]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Labour Party of FinlandSDTP24,74144.03%5
National Coalition PartyKok12,98023.10%3
Agrarian PartyML6,70411.93%1
Socialist Electoral Organisation of Workers and SmallholdersSTPV5,98910.66%1
National Progressive PartyKE5,69810.14%1
Write-in lists740.13%0
Valid Votes56,186100.00%11
Rejected Votes3150.56%
Total Polled56,50161.40%
Registered Electors92,023

The following candidates were elected:[151] Julius Ailio (SDTP); J. W. Keto (SDTP); Wiljo-Kustaa Kuuliala (Kok); Oskari Lehtonen (Kok); Olga Leinonen (SDTP); Oskari Mantere (KE); Kalle Myllymäki (SDTP); Evert Nukari (Kok); Otto Toivonen (SDTP); Juho Torppa (ML); and Jalmari Virta (STPV).

1924

Results of the 1924 parliamentary election held on 1 and 2 April 1924:[152][153][154][155]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Labour Party of FinlandSDTP24,34843.79%5
National Coalition PartyKok13,55724.38%3
Agrarian PartyML7,49213.47%1
National Progressive PartyKE5,65110.16%1
Socialist Electoral Organisation of Workers and SmallholdersSTPV4,4878.07%1
Write-in lists730.13%0
Valid Votes55,608100.00%11
Rejected Votes5611.00%
Total Polled56,16963.74%
Registered Electors88,123

The following candidates were elected:[156] Julius Ailio (SDTP); Albert Eerola (Kok); Kaarlo Kares (Kok); J. W. Keto (SDTP); Olga Leinonen (SDTP); Oskari Mantere (KE); Kalle Myllymäki (SDTP); Evert Nukari (Kok); Juho Sunila (ML); Otto Toivonen (SDTP); and Jalmari Virta (STPV).

1922

Results of the 1922 parliamentary election held on 1, 2 and 3 July 1922:[157][158][159][160]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Labour Party of FinlandSDTP22,58441.55%5
National Coalition PartyKok13,59925.02%3
National Progressive PartyKE7,00512.89%1
Socialist Workers' Party of FinlandSSTP6,13711.29%1
Agrarian PartyML4,9959.19%1
Write-in lists360.07%0
Valid Votes54,356100.00%11
Rejected Votes3360.61%
Total Polled54,69264.33%
Registered Electors85,017

The following candidates were elected:[161] Kaarlo Kares (Kok); J. W. Keto (SDTP); Olga Leinonen (SDTP); Oskari Mantere (KE); Otto Marttila (SDTP); Kalle Myllymäki (SDTP); Rosa Sillanpää (SSTP); Juho Sunila (ML); Otto Toivonen (SDTP); Antti Tulenheimo (Kok); and Jalmari Viljanen (Kok).

1910s

1919

Results of the 1919 parliamentary election held on 1, 2 and 3 March 1919:[162][163][164][165]

PartyPartyElectoral Alliance
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Labour Party of FinlandSDTP28,12150.26%628,12150.26%6
National Progressive PartyKE11,73620.98%314,29725.55%3
Christian Workers' Union of FinlandKrTL1,3482.41%0
Agrarian PartyML1,2132.17%0
National Coalition PartyKok13,43924.02%213,43924.02%2
Write-in lists900.16%0900.16%0
Valid Votes55,947100.00%1155,947100.00%11
Rejected Votes2680.48%
Total Polled56,21571.25%
Registered Electors78,901

The following candidates were elected:[166] Julius Ailio (SDTP); August Hämäläinen (KE); J. W. Keto (SDTP); Rope Kojonen (KE); Olga Leinonen (SDTP); Oskari Mantere (KE); Olavi Puro (SDTP); Hugo Suolahti (Kok); Oskari Väre (SDTP); Artturi H. Virkkunen (Kok); and Juho Virtanen (SDTP).

1917

Results of the 1917 parliamentary election held on 1 and 2 October 1917:[167][168][169][170]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP38,57460.97%7
United Finnish Parties (Finnish Party, Young Finnish Party and People's Party)SP-NP-KP22,49635.56%4
Christian Workers' Union of FinlandKrTL1,9953.15%0
Write-in lists1980.31%0
Valid Votes63,263100.00%11
Rejected Votes2420.38%
Total Polled63,50575.18%
Registered Electors84,474

The following candidates were elected:[171] Matti Airola (SDP); Toivo Alavirta (SDP); Rudolf Holsti (SP-NP-KP); Oskari Jalava (SDP); Alma Jokinen (SDP); Väinö E. Jokinen (SDP); Oswald Kairamo (SP-NP-KP); Alfred Retulainen (SP-NP-KP); Hulda Salmi (SDP); Heikki Välisalmi (SDP); and Artturi H. Virkkunen (SP-NP-KP).

1916

Results of the 1916 parliamentary election held on 1 and 3 July 1916:[172][173][174][175]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP32,66363.16%8
Finnish PartySP11,32321.90%2
Young Finnish PartyNP6,51412.60%1
Christian Workers' Union of FinlandKrTL1,1182.16%0
Write-in lists960.19%0
Valid Votes51,714100.00%11
Rejected Votes6541.25%
Total Polled52,36862.13%
Registered Electors84,294

The following candidates were elected:[176] Toivo Alavirta (SDP); Rudolf Holsti (NP); Oskari Jalava (SDP); Alma Jokinen (SDP); Väinö E. Jokinen (SDP); Otto Marttila (SDP); Valfrid Perttilä (SDP); Alfred Retulainen (SP); Hulda Salmi (SDP); Otto Toivonen (SDP); and Artturi H. Virkkunen (SP).

1913

Results of the 1913 parliamentary election held on 1 and 2 August 1913:[177][178][179][180]

PartyPartyElectoral Alliance
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP29,16760.59%729,16760.59%7
Finnish PartySP11,08223.02%211,08223.02%2
Young Finnish PartyNP6,10212.68%27,84016.29%2
Christian Workers' Union of FinlandKrTL1,7383.61%0
Write-in lists510.11%0510.11%0
Valid Votes48,140100.00%1148,140100.00%11
Rejected Votes2980.62%
Total Polled48,43858.91%
Registered Electors82,221

The following candidates were elected:[181] Johan Richard Danielson-Kalmari (SP); Rudolf Holsti (NP); Vihtori Huhta (SDP); Oskari Jalava (SDP); Heikki Jalonen (SDP); Alma Jokinen (SDP); Väinö E. Jokinen (SDP); Otto Marttila (SDP); Akseli Nikula (NP); Alfred Retulainen (SP); and Hulda Salmi (SDP).

1911

Results of the 1911 parliamentary election held on 2 and 3 January 1911:[182][183][184][185]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP29,92159.40%7
Finnish PartySP12,13824.10%3
Young Finnish PartyNP6,95213.80%1
Christian Workers' Union of FinlandKrTL1,3072.59%0
Write-in lists570.11%0
Valid Votes50,375100.00%11
Rejected Votes2650.52%
Total Polled50,64064.46%
Registered Electors78,564

The following candidates were elected:[186] Juho Astala (NP); Johan Richard Danielson-Kalmari (SP); Oskari Jalava (SDP); Heikki Jalonen (SDP); Alma Jokinen (SDP); Väinö E. Jokinen (SDP); Oswald Kairamo (SP); Otto Marttila (SDP); Hulda Salmi (SDP); Sulo Wuolijoki (SDP); and Lauri Yrjö-Koskinen (SP).

1910

Results of the 1910 parliamentary election held on 1 and 2 February 1910:[187][188][189][190]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP29,67658.88%7
Finnish PartySP12,49824.80%3
Young Finnish PartyNP7,04813.98%1
Christian Workers' Union of FinlandKrTL1,1292.24%0
Write-in lists490.10%0
Valid Votes50,400100.00%11
Rejected Votes2610.52%
Total Polled50,66165.69%
Registered Electors77,123

The following candidates were elected:[191] Juho Astala (NP); Johan Richard Danielson-Kalmari (SP); Oskari Jalava (SDP); Heikki Jalonen (SDP); Alma Jokinen (SDP); Väinö E. Jokinen (SDP); Oswald Kairamo (SP); Kustaa Kopila (SDP); Hulda Salmi (SDP); Sulo Wuolijoki (SDP); and Lauri Yrjö-Koskinen (SP).

1900s

1909

Results of the 1909 parliamentary election held on 1 and 3 May 1909:[192][193][194][195]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP30,35157.36%7
Finnish PartySP14,16526.77%3
Young Finnish PartyNP6,79912.85%1
Christian Workers' Union of FinlandKrTL1,5372.90%0
Others640.12%0
Valid Votes52,916100.00%11
Rejected Votes2520.47%
Total Polled53,16870.26%
Registered Electors75,677

The following candidates were elected:[196] Johan Richard Danielson-Kalmari (SP); Voitto Eloranta (SDP); Evert Hokkanen (SDP); Oskari Jalava (SDP); Alma Jokinen (SDP); Väinö E. Jokinen (SDP); Oswald Kairamo (SP); H. G. Paloheimo (SP); J. H. Saaristo (SDP); Kaarlo Juho Ståhlberg (NP); and Sulo Wuolijoki (SDP).

1908

Results of the 1908 parliamentary election held on 1 and 2 July 1908:[197][198][199][200]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP30,45157.97%7
Finnish PartySP13,78726.25%3
Young Finnish PartyNP6,66912.70%1
Christian Workers' Union of FinlandKrTL1,3812.63%0
Agrarian PartyML1150.22%0
Others1220.23%0
Valid Votes52,525100.00%11
Rejected Votes4590.87%
Total Polled52,98471.99%
Registered Electors73,598

The following candidates were elected:[201] Johan Richard Danielson-Kalmari (SP); Evert Hokkanen (SDP); Oskari Jalava (SDP); Alma Jokinen (SDP); Väinö E. Jokinen (SDP); Oswald Kairamo (SP); H. G. Paloheimo (SP); J. H. Saaristo (SDP); Arthur Sivenius (SDP); Kaarlo Juho Ståhlberg (NP); and Sulo Wuolijoki (SDP).

1907

Results of the 1907 parliamentary election held on 15 and 16 March 1907:[199][202][203][204]

PartyVotes%Seats
Social Democratic Party of FinlandSDP32,92357.63%7
Finnish PartySP15,70627.49%3
Young Finnish PartyNP6,08910.66%1
Others2,4114.22%0
Valid Votes57,129100.00%11
Rejected Votes3310.58%
Total Polled57,46077.54%
Registered Electors74,106

The following candidates were elected:[205] Johan Richard Danielson-Kalmari (SP); Voitto Eloranta (SDP); Lucina Hagman (NP); Evert Hokkanen (SDP); Oskari Jalava (SDP); Oswald Kairamo (SP); Maria Laine (SDP); Santeri Nuorteva (SDP); H. G. Paloheimo (SP); Arthur Sivenius (SDP); and Sulo Wuolijoki (SDP).

Notes

  1. ↑ Lauri Laine (Kesk) is showing as elected from Häme Province North at the 1962 parliamentary election in Suomen virallinen tilasto XXIX A:28: Kansanedustajain vaalit 1962 but Parliament of Finland website shows him to be a member for Häme Province South from 1962 to 1966.[97]

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