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Finland Proper (constituency)

释义

Members of parliament 2011-2015
Swedish People's Party Centre Party Green League Finns Left Alliance Social Democratic Party National Coalition Party
Members of parliament 2007–2011
Election results
See also

Finland Proper (formerly Turku Province South) is a Finnish constituency. It covers the administrative region of Southwest Finland, with a population of 450,968 ({{As of|2002|lc=on}}). Finland Proper elects 17 members to eduskunta.

The constituency's profile is urban, centred on the cities of Turku and Salo. The largest party in elections since 1999 has been the National Coalition Party.

Members of parliament 2011-2015

Swedish People's Party

Stefan Wallin, Turku, 12,323 votes (RKP), Minister of the Environment and Minister at the Ministry for Foreign Affairs responsible for Nordic Cooperation in Matti Vanhanen's second cabinet and Mari Kiviniemi' cabinet

Centre Party

Esko Kiviranta, Sauvo, 6,026 votes
Annika Saarikko, Turku, 4,194 votes

Green League

Ville Niinistö, Turku, 5,358 votes

Finns

Kike Elomaa, Masku, 13,130 votes
Lauri Heikkilä, Marttila, 6,189 votes
Maria Lohela, Turku, 4,837 votes

Left Alliance

Annika Lapintie, Turku, 7,711 votes
Jyrki Yrttiaho, Raisio, 4,553 votes

Social Democratic Party

Heli Paasio, Turku, 13,945 votes
Katja Taimela, Salo, 8,467 votes
Ilkka Kantola, Turku, 6,313 votes
Eeva-Johanna Eloranta, Turku, 3,641 votes

National Coalition Party

Petteri Orpo, Turku, 11,014 votes
Anne-Mari Virolainen, Lieto, 10,034 votes
Ilkka Kanerva, Turku, 7,817 votes
Pertti Hemmilä, Salo, 6,410 votes

Members of parliament 2007–2011

Janina Andersson (Vihr.)
Pertti Hemmilä (Kok.)
Liisa Hyssälä (Kesk.), Minister of Social Affairs and Health in Matti Vanhanen's second cabinet
Ilkka Kanerva (Kok.), former Minister for Foreign Affairs in Matti Vanhanen's second cabinet
Ilkka Kantola (SDP)
Timo Kaunisto (Kesk.)
Esko Kiviranta (Kesk.)
Marjaana Koskinen (SDP)
Annika Lapintie (Vas)
Jouko Laxell (Kok.)
Ville Niinistö (Vihr.)
Petteri Orpo (Kok.)
Heli Paasio (SDP)
Katja Taimela (SDP)
Anne-Mari Virolainen (Kok.)
Stefan Wallin (RKP), Minister of the Environment and Minister at the Ministry for Foreign Affairs responsible for Nordic Cooperation in Matti Vanhanen's second cabinet
Jyrki Yrttiaho (Vas)

Election results

{{Update|date=November 2010}}{{Election Summary net Begin|title = Finnish parliamentary election, 2003}}{{Election Summary net Party|
|party = National Coalition Party (Finland)
|seats = 5
|net = 0
|seats % = 29.4
|votes % = 26.1
|votes = 64,823
|plus/minus = -1.0%
}}{{Election Summary net Party|
|party = Social Democratic Party of Finland
|seats = 4
|net = 0
|seats % = 23.5
|votes % = 24.7
|votes = 61,367
|plus/minus = -1.0%
}}{{Election Summary net Party|
|party = Centre Party (Finland)
|seats = 3
|net = 0
|seats % = 17.6
|votes % = 17.5
|votes = 43,552
|plus/minus = +0.6%
}}{{Election Summary net Party|
|party = Left Alliance (Finland)
|seats = 2
|net = 0
|seats % = 11.8
|votes % = 10.7
|votes = 26,515
|plus/minus = -1.2%
}}{{Election Summary net Party|
|party = Green League
|seats = 1
|net = 0
|seats % = 5.9
|votes % = 8.6
|votes = 21,250
|plus/minus = +0.9%
}}{{Election Summary net Party|
|party = Swedish People's Party (Finland)
|seats = 1
|net = 0
|seats % = 5.9
|votes % = 5.3
|votes = 13,081
|plus/minus = +0.3%
}}{{Election Summary net Party|
|party = Christian Democrats (Finland)
|seats = 1
|net = 0
|seats % = 5.9
|votes % = 3.9
|votes = 9,597
|plus/minus = -1.0%
}}{{Election Summary net Other|
|party = other groups
|seats = 0
|net = 0
|seats % = 0.0
|votes % = 3.2
|votes = 8,184
|plus/minus = n/a
}}
|}