Finnish parliamentary election, 1995

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The 32nd elections to the finnish parliament were held on March 19th, 1995.

Results

Turnout	68.6%[1]	+0.2
Turnout (in Finland)	71.9%[2]	−0.2
Voters	2,803,602[1]	+26,618
Disqualified votes	22,681[1]	−28,385

party	seats		votes
			proportion		amount
Social Democratic Party of Finland	63	+15	28.25%	+6.1	785,637	+182,557
Centre Party	44	−11	19.85%	−5.0	552,003	−124,714
National Coalition Party	39	−1	17.89%	−1.4	497,624	−28,863
Left Alliance	22	+3	11.16%	+1.1	310,340	+35,701
Green League	9	−1	6.52%	−0.3	181,198	−4,696
Swedish People's Party	11	--	5.14%	−0.3	142,874	−6,602
Christian League of Finland	7	−1	2.96%	−0.1	82,311	−840
Young Finnish Party	2	–	2.81%	–	78,066	–
Rural Party of Finland	1	−6	1.30%	−3.6	36,185	−95,948
League of Free Finland			1.01%	–	28,067	–
Liberal People's Party		−1	0.58%	−0.2	16,247	−4,963
Åländsk Samling	1	--	0.36%	+0.0	9,905	+561
Women's Party			0.28%	−0.2	7,919	−4,806
Ecological Party Greens	1	+1	0.28%	+0.1	7,865	+4,030
Natural Law Party			0.25%	–	6,819	–
Pensioners for People			0.18%	−0.0	5,124	−106
For Peace and Socialism – Communist Workers' Party			0.17%	−0.1	4,784	−1,417
Pensioners' Party of Finland			0.14%	−0.3	3,974	−6,788
Joint Responsibility Party			0.06%	−0.0	1,706	−1,101
Others			0.80%	+0.4	22,273	+10,476
Total	200	--	100%		2,780,921	+55,003
Source: Tilastokeskus 2004[3]

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References

1. ^ ^{a b c} StatFin (Tilastokeskus)
2. ^ Eduskuntavaalit 1907–2003 (Oikeusministeriö)
3. ^ 595. Eduskuntavaalit 1927–2003 (Tilastokeskus 2004)

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