Lapland (parliamentary electoral district)

Constituency for the Eduskunta
Region	Lapland
Population	180,231 (2016)
Current constituency
Created	1939
Seats	6

Lapland is a Finnish constituency represented in the eduskunta. It covers the administrative region of Lapland, with a population, as of its most recent accessible calculation in 2002, of 187,777. Lapland currently elects seven members to the eduskunta.The constituency is largely rural, and the only cities in the area are small. Thus, the dominant party has traditionally been the rural Centre Party. The second party that holds major influence in the area is the SKDL/Left Alliance. The other two major Finnish parties, the social democratic SDP and conservative NCP have usually received one of the seats in the constituency. The NCP has often allied with the Christian Democrats.

Members of Parliament

Election	Member (Party)		Member (Party)		Member (Party)		Member (Party)		Member (Party)		Member (Party)		Member (Party)
March 2003		Jari Vilén (National Coalition)		Hannes Manninen (Centre)		Simo Rundgren (Centre)		Hannu Takkula (Centre)		Esko-Juhani Tennilä (Left Alliance)		Maija Rask (Social Democrats)		Markus Mustajärvi (Left Alliance)
March 2007		Ulla Karvo (National Coalition)				Paavo Väyrynen (Centre)		Janne Seurujärvi (Centre)				Johanna Ojala-Niemelä (Social Democrats)
April 2011		Heikki Autto (National Coalition)		Markus Lohi (Centre)		Simo Rundgren (Centre)		Eeva-Maria Maijala (Centre)		Hanna Mäntylä (True Finns)
April 2015		Katri Kulmuni (Centre)				Paavo Väyrynen (Centre)
April 2015 co-option						Mikko Kärnä (Centre)
July 2017 co-option										Matti Torvinen (Blue Reform)
June 2018 co-option						Paavo Väyrynen (Citizens' Party)
April 2019						Mikko Kärnä (Centre)		Heikki Autto (National Coalition)		Kaisa Juuso (Finns Party)
April 2023						Sara Seppänen (Finns Party)							Seat abolished 6 seats

Election results

Detailed

2020s

2023

Results of the 2023 parliamentary election held on 2 April 2023: ^{[1] [2] [3]}

Party			Party			Electoral Alliance
			Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats
	Centre Party	Kesk	24,321	24.84%	2	24,321	24.84%	2
	Finns Party	PS	26,199	26.76%	2	26,199	26.76%	2
	Social Democratic Party of Finland	SDP	17,685	18.06%	1	17,685	18.06%	1
	National Coalition Party	Kok	11,978	12.23%	1	13,053	13.33%	1
	Christian Democrats	KD	1,075	1.10%	0
	Left Alliance	Vas	9,731	9.%	0	9,731	9.%	0
	Green League	Vihr	3,386	3.46%	0	3,386	3.46%	0
	Lapland's Non-Aligned Joint List		1,231	1.26%	0	1,231	1.26%	0
	Freedom Alliance	VL	693	0.71%	0	693	0.71%	0
	Movement Now	Liik	640	0.65%	0	640	0.65%	0
	Power Belongs to the People	VKK	299	0.31%	0	299	0.31%	0
	Swedish People's Party of Finland	SFP	297	0.30%	0	297	0.30%	0
	Communist Party of Finland	SKP	172	0.18%	0	172	0.18%	0
	Liberal Party – Freedom to Choose	Lib	161	0.16%	0	161	0.16%	0
	The Open Party		36	0.4%	0	36	0.4%	0
Valid votes			97,904	100.00%	6	97,904	100.00%	6
Rejected votes			511	0.52%
Total polled			98,415	61.70%
Registered electors			159,503

The following candidates were elected: ^[4]

▌ Heikki Autto (Kok), 7,185 votes; ▌ Kaisa Juuso (PS), 6,078 votes; ▌ Katri Kulmuni (Kesk), 8,397 votes; ▌ Markus Lohi (Kesk), 4,636 votes; ▌ Johanna Ojala-Niemelä (SDP), 7,110 votes; ▌ Sara Seppänen (PS), 11,153 votes.

2010s

2019

Results of the 2019 parliamentary election held on 14 April 2019: ^{[5] [6] [7]}

Party			Party			Electoral Alliance
			Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats
	Centre Party	Kesk	29,145	29.20%	3	29,145	29.20%	3
	Finns Party	PS	17,160	17.19%	1	17,160	17.19%	1
	Left Alliance	Vas	14,128	14.16%	1	14,128	14.16%	1
	Social Democratic Party of Finland	SDP	13,479	13.51%	1	13,479	13.51%	1
	National Coalition Party	Kok	11,243	11.26%	1	12,432	12.46%	1
	Christian Democrats	KD	1,077	1.08%	0
	Swedish People's Party of Finland	SFP	112	0.11%	0
	Green League	Vihr	9,706	9.72%	0	9,706	9.72%	0
	Movement Now	Liik	1,991	1.99%	0	1,991	1.99%	0
	Seven Star Movement	TL	667	0.67%	0	667	0.67%	0
	Blue Reform	SIN	483	0.48%	0	483	0.48%	0
	Pirate Party	Pir	280	0.28%	0	280	0.28%	0
	Communist Party of Finland	SKP	150	0.15%	0	150	0.15%	0
	Feminist Party	FP	121	0.12%	0	121	0.12%	0
	Communist Workers' Party – For Peace and Socialism	KTP	35	0.04%	0	35	0.04%	0
	Independence Party	IPU	30	0.03%	0	30	0.03%	0
Valid votes			99,807	100.00%	36	99,807	100.00%	36
Rejected votes			689	0.69%
Total polled			100,496	62.40%
Registered electors			161,059

The following candidates were elected: ^[8] ▌ Heikki Autto (Kok), 5,467 votes; ▌ Kaisa Juuso (PS), 5,767 votes; ▌ Katri Kulmuni (Kesk), 8,423 votes; ▌ Mikko Kärnä (Kesk), 6,480 votes; ▌ Markus Lohi (Kesk), 4,969 votes; ▌ Markus Mustajärvi (Vas), 5,528 votes; ▌ Johanna Ojala-Niemelä (SDP), 6,719 votes.

2015

Results of the 2015 parliamentary election held on 19 April 2015: ^{[9] [10] [11]}

Party			Party			Electoral Alliance
			Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats
	Centre Party	Kesk	43,293	42.92%	4	43,293	42.92%	4
	True Finns	PS	16,621	16.48%	1	17,733	17.58%	1
	Christian Democrats	KD	1,112	1.10%	0
	Left Alliance	Vas	13,827	13.71%	1	13,827	13.71%	1
	Social Democratic Party of Finland	SDP	10,943	10.85%	1	10,943	10.85%	1
	National Coalition Party	Kok	10,155	10.07%	0	10,155	10.07%	0
	Green League	Vihr	2,643	2.62%	0	2,643	2.62%	0
	Pirate Party	Pir	818	0.81%	0	818	0.81%	0
	Swedish People's Party of Finland	SFP	470	0.47%	0	470	0.47%	0
	Independence Party	IPU	446	0.44%	0	446	0.44%	0
	Communist Party of Finland	SKP	285	0.28%	0	285	0.28%	0
	Change 2011		219	0.22%	0	219	0.22%	0
	Workers' Party of Finland	STP	39	0.04%	0	39	0.04%	0
Valid votes			100,871	100.00%	7	100,871	100.00%	7
Rejected votes			587	0.58%
Total polled			101,458	62.34%
Registered electors			162,906

The following candidates were elected: ^[12] ▌ Katri Kulmuni (Kesk), 9,702 votes; ▌ Markus Lohi (Kesk), 4,793 votes; ▌ Eeva-Maria Maijala (Kesk), 5,515 votes; ▌ Markus Mustajärvi (Vas), 5,743 votes; ▌ Hanna Mäntylä (PS), 8,072 votes; ▌ Johanna Ojala-Niemelä (SDP), 6,248 votes; ▌ Paavo Väyrynen (Kesk), 6,889 votes.

2011

Results of the 2011 parliamentary election held on 17 April 2011: ^{[13] [14] [15]}

Party			Party			Electoral Alliance
			Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats
	Centre Party	Kesk	32,011	32.22%	3	32,011	32.22%	3
	True Finns	PS	20,336	20.47%	1	20,336	20.47%	1
	Left Alliance	Vas	16,634	16.74%	1	16,634	16.74%	1
	National Coalition Party	Kok	12,466	12.55%	1	12,466	12.55%	1
	Social Democratic Party of Finland	SDP	11,747	11.82%	1	11,747	11.82%	1
	Green League	Vihr	3,408	3.43%	0	3,408	3.43%	0
	Christian Democrats	KD	1,626	1.64%	0	1,626	1.64%	0
	Communist Party of Finland	SKP	267	0.05%	0	501	0.10%	0
	Communist Workers' Party – For Peace and Socialism	KTP	234	0.04%	0
	Swedish People's Party of Finland	SFP	426	0.43%	0	426	0.43%	0
	Change 2011		124	0.12%	0	124	0.12%	0
	Freedom Party – Finland's Future	VP	53	0.05%	0	53	0.05%	0
	Workers' Party of Finland	STP	25	0.03%	0	25	0.03%	0
Valid votes			99,357	100.00%	7	507,189	100.00%	7
Rejected votes			693	0.70%
Total polled			100,050	61.15%
Registered electors			163,623

The following candidates were elected: ^[16] ▌ Heikki Autto (Kok), 5,025 votes; ▌ Markus Lohi (Kesk), 3,615 votes; ▌ Eeva-Maria Maijala (Kesk), 4,692 votes; ▌ Markus Mustajärvi (Vas), 7,621 votes; ▌ Hanna Mäntylä (PS), 3,064 votes; ▌ Johanna Ojala-Niemelä (SDP), 7,052 votes; ▌ Simo Rundgren (Kesk), 3,825 votes.

2000s

2007

Results of the 2007 parliamentary election held on 18 March 2007: ^{[17] [18] [19]}

Party			Party			Electoral Alliance
			Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats
	Centre Party	Kesk	41,771	43.2%	3	42,712	0.0%	3
	Christian Democrats	KD	941	1.0%	0
	Left Alliance	Vas	22,353	23.1%	2	22,353	23.1%	2
	National Coalition Party	Kok	11,525	11.9%	1	14,629	0.0%	1
	Green League	Vihr	3,104	3.2%	0
	Social Democratic Party of Finland	SDP	14,595	15.1%	1	14,595	15.1%	1
	True Finns	PS	1,732	1.8%	0	1,931	0.0%	0
	Independence Party	IPU	50	0.1%	0
	For the Poor		149	0.2%	0
	Communist Workers' Party – For Peace and Socialism	KTP	341	0.4%	0	341	0.4%	0
	Communist Party of Finland	SKP	216	0.2%	0	216	0.2%	0
	Workers' Party of Finland	STP	18	0.0%	0	18	0.0%	0
Valid votes			96,795	100.00%	7	96,795	100.00%	7
Rejected votes			647	0.7%
Total polled			97,442	60.03%
Registered electors			162,315

The following candidates were elected: ^[20] ▌ Ulla Karvo (Kok), 4,634 votes; ▌ Hannes Manninen (Kesk), 5,548 votes; ▌ Markus Mustajärvi (Vas), 7,675 votes; ▌ Johanna Ojala-Niemelä (SDP), 6,252 votes; ▌ Janne Seurujärvi (Kesk), 5,341 votes; ▌ Esko-Juhani Tennilä (Vas), 7,739 votes; ▌ Paavo Väyrynen (Kesk), 10,944 votes.

2003

Results of the 2003 parliamentary election held on 16 March 2003: ^{[21] [22] [23]}

Party			Party			Electoral Alliance
			Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats
	Centre Party	Kesk	45,696	44.8%	3	45,696	44.8%	3
	Left Alliance	Vas	26,067	25.6%	2	26,067	25.6%	2
	Social Democratic Party of Finland	SDP	14,732	14.5%	1	14,732	14.5%	1
	National Coalition Party	Kok	10,406	10.2%	1	11,543	11.3%	1
	Christian Democrats	KD	844	0.8%	0
	True Finns	PS	164	0.2%	0
	Liberals	Lib	129	0.1%	0
	Green League	Vihr	2,152	2.1%	0	2,152	2.1%	0
	Forces for Change in Finland		727	0.7%	0	727	0.7%	0
	Communist Party of Finland	SKP	339	0.3%	0	339	0.3%	0
	Communist Workers' Party – For Peace and Socialism	KTP	325	0.3%	0	325	0.3%	0
	Swedish People's Party of Finland	SFP	221	0.2%	0	221	0.2%	0
	Pensioners for People		128	0.1%	0	128	0.1%	0
Valid votes			101,930	100.00%	7	101,930	100.00%	7
Rejected votes			936	0.92%
Total polled			102,866	63.35%
Registered electors			162,372

The following candidates were elected: ^[24] ▌ Hannes Manninen (Kesk), 4,288 votes; ▌ Markus Mustajärvi (Vas), 4,895 votes; ▌ Maija Rask (SDP), 7,030 votes; ▌ Simo Rundgren (Kesk), 5,353; ▌ Hannu Takkula (Kesk), 10,937 votes; ▌ Esko-Juhani Tennilä (Vas), 10,580 votes; ▌ Jari Vilén (Kok), 5,874 votes.

1990s

1999

Results of the 1999 parliamentary election held on 21 March 1999: ^{[25] [26] [27] [28]}

Party			Party			Electoral Alliance
			Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats
	Centre Party	Kesk	44,432	42.83%	4	44,432	42.83%	4
	Left Alliance	Vas	28,093	27.08%	2	28,093	27.08%	2
	Social Democratic Party of Finland	SDP	13,875	13.37%	1	13,875	13.37%	1
	National Coalition Party	Kok	10,356	9.98%	1	12,229	11.79%	1
	Finnish Christian League	SKL	1,315	1.27%	0
	True Finns	PS	558	0.54%	0
	Green League	Vihr	1,847	1.07%	0	1,847	1.78%	0
	Finland: Non-EU Joint List		1,106	1.07%	0	1,106	1.07%	0
	Communist Party of Finland	SKP	405	0.39%	0	706	0.68%	0
	Communist Workers' Party – For Peace and Socialism	KTP	209	0.20%	0
	Kirjava ”Puolue” – Elonkehän Puolesta	KIPU	92	0.09%	0
	Reform Group	Rem	636	0.61%	0	676	0.65%	0
	Alliance for Free Finland	VSL	40	0.04%	0
	Swedish People's Party of Finland	SFP	286	0.28%	0	286	0.28%	0
	Sitoutumattomat 2000		222	0.21%	0	222	0.21%	0
	Pensioners for People	EKA	158	0.15%	0	158	0.15%	0
	Natural Law Party	LLP	119	0.11%	0	119	0.11%	0
Valid votes			103,749	100.00%	8	103,749	100.00%	8
Rejected votes			922	0.88%
Total polled			104,671	63.11%
Registered electors			165,856

The following candidates were elected: ^[29] ▌ Maria Kaisa Aula (Kesk), 6,722 votes; ▌ Ossi Korteniemi (Kesk), 5,031 votes; ▌ Hannes Manninen (Kesk), 4,973 votes; ▌ Matti Huutola (Vas), 3,435 votes; ▌ Maija Rask (SDP), 5,230 votes; ▌ Hannu Takkula (Kesk), 11,978 votes; ▌ Esko-Juhani Tennilä (Vas), 13,713 votes; ▌ Jari Vilén (Kok), 2,892 votes.

1995

Results of the 1995 parliamentary election held on 19 March 1995: ^{[30] [31] [32]}

Party			Party			Electoral Alliance
			Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats
	Centre Party	Kesk	42,895	40.24%	4	44,180	40.24%	4
	Finnish Rural Party	SMP	1,010	0.92%	0
	Liberal People's Party	LKP	275	0.25%	0
	Left Alliance	Vas	28,126	25.62%	2	28,126	25.62%	2
	Social Democratic Party of Finland	SDP	20,744	18.89%	1	20,744	18.89%	1
	National Coalition Party	Kok	9,863	8.98%	1	11,434	10.41%	1
	Finnish Christian League	SKL	1,571	1.43%	0
	Green League	Vihr	2,604	2.37%	0	2,604	2.37%	0
	Young Finns	Nuor	1,176	1.07%	0	1,176	1.07%	0
	Kristina Lummi (Independent)		645	0.59%	0	645	0.59%	0
	Alliance for Free Finland	VSL	545	0.50%	0	545	0.50%	0
	Communist Workers' Party – For Peace and Socialism	KTP	254	0.23%	0	254	0.23%	0
	Natural Law Party	LLP	94	0.09%	0	94	0.09%	0
Valid votes			109,802	100.00%	8	109,802	100.00%	8
Rejected votes			1,059	0.96%
Total polled			110,861	65.60%
Registered electors			169,007

The following candidates were elected: ^[33] ▌ Asko Apukka (Vas), 4,629 votes; ▌ Maria Kaisa Aula (Kesk), 9,280 votes; ▌ Ossi Korteniemi (Kesk), 4,979 votes; ▌ Osmo Kurola (Kok), 3,363 votes; ▌ Hannes Manninen (Kesk), 5,102 votes; ▌ Maija Rask (SDP), 6,752 votes; ▌ Hannu Takkula (Kesk), 9,356 votes; ▌ Esko-Juhani Tennilä (Vas), 11,004 votes.

1991

Results of the 1991 parliamentary election held on 17 March 1991: ^{[34] [35] [36] [37]}

Party			Party			Electoral Alliance
			Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats
	Centre Party	Kesk	56,850	49.79%	5	57,311	50.19%	5
	Liberal People's Party	LKP	461	0.40%	0
	Left Alliance	Vas	22,562	19.76%	2	22,562	19.76%	2
	Social Democratic Party of Finland	SDP	15,933	13.95%	1	15,933	13.95%	1
	National Coalition Party	Kok	10,092	8.84%	0	10,092	8.84%	0
	Green League	Vihr	3,977	3.48%	0	3,977	3.48%	0
	Finnish Rural Party	SMP	2,208	1.93%	0	2,208	1.93%	0
	Finnish Christian League	SKL	1,177	1.03%	0	1,177	1.03%	0
	Communist Workers' Party – For Peace and Socialism	KTP	310	0.27%	0	310	0.27%	0
	Women's Party	NAISL	223	0.20%	0	223	0.20%	0
	Pensioners' Party	SEP	206	0.18%	0	206	0.18%	0
	Joint list		114	0.10%	0	114	0.10%	0
	Humanity Party	IPU	65	0.06%	0	65	0.06%	0
Valid votes			114,178	100.00%	8	114,178	100.00%	8
Blank votes			552	0.48%
Rejected Votess – Other			1,046	0.90%
Total polled			115,776	68.30%
Registered electors			169,507

The following candidates were elected: ^[38] ▌ Asko Apukka  [ fi ] (Vas), 5,744 votes; ▌ Maria Kaisa Aula  [ fi ] (Kesk), 5,300 votes; ▌ Timo Ensio Korva  [ fi ] (Kesk), 6,608 votes; ▌ Lasse Näsi (Kesk), 5,488 votes; ▌ Seppo Pelttari  [ fi ] (Kesk), 7,044 votes; ▌ Hannele Pokka (Kesk), 9,178 votes; ▌ Maija Rask (SDP), 6,419 votes; ▌ Esko-Juhani Tennilä (Vas), 7,505 votes.

1980s

1987

Results of the 1987 parliamentary election held on 15 and 16 March 1987: ^{[39] [40] [41] [42]}

Party			Party			Electoral Alliance
			Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats
	Centre Party	Kesk	45,249	37.88%	4	47,331	39.62%	4
	Finnish Christian League	SKL	1,375	1.15%	0
	Liberal People's Party	LKP	707	0.59%	0
	Finnish People's Democratic League	SKDL	19,392	16.23%	1	19,392	16.23%	1
	Social Democratic Party of Finland	SDP	16,171	13.54%	1	16,171	13.54%	1
	Democratic Alternative	DEVA	14,305	11.98%	1	14,305	11.98%	1
	National Coalition Party	Kok	14,214	11.90%	1	14,214	11.90%	1
	Finnish Rural Party	SMP	4,685	3.92%	0	4,685	3.92%	0
	Green League	Vihr	2,590	2.17%	0	2,590	2.17%	0
	Pensioners' Party	SEP	763	0.64%	0	763	0.64%	0
Valid votes			119,451	100.00%	8	119,451	100.00%	8
Rejected votes			930	0.77%
Total polled			120,381	70.49%
Registered electors			170,774

The following candidates were elected: ^[43] ▌ Aimo Ajo  [ fi ] (SDP), 5,570 votes; ▌ Asko Apukka  [ fi ] (SKDL), 4,930 votes; ▌ Keijo Jääskeläinen  [ fi ] (Kok), 3,705 votes; ▌ Seppo Pelttari  [ fi ] (Kesk), 6,404 votes; ▌ Hannele Pokka (Kesk), 9,987 votes; ▌ Kimmo Sarapää  [ fi ] (Kesk), 4,679 votes; ▌ Esko-Juhani Tennilä (DEVA), 12,203 votes; ▌ Paavo Väyrynen (Kesk), 12,546 votes.

1983

Results of the 1983 parliamentary election held on 20 and 21 March 1983: ^{[44] [45] [46] [47] [48]}

Party			Party			Electoral Alliance
			Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats
	Centre Party and Liberal People's Party	Kesk-LKP	47,455	38.10%	4	48,545	38.97%	4
	Finnish Christian League	SKL	1,090	0.88%	0
	Social Democratic Party of Finland	SDP	21,073	16.92%	1	21,073	16.92%	1
	Finnish People's Democratic League	SKDL	19,477	15.64%	1	19,477	15.64%	1
	Joint List A		15,340	12.31%	1	15,340	12.31%	1
	National Coalition Party	Kok	14,946	12.00%	1	14,946	12.00%	1
	Finnish Rural Party	SMP	5,003	4.02%	0	5,003	4.02%	0
	Union for Democracy	KVL	183	0.15%	0	183	0.15%	0
Valid votes			124,567	100.00%	8	124,567	100.00%	8
Rejected votes			800	0.64%
Total polled			125,267	74.19%
Registered electors			168,985

The following candidates were elected: ^[49] ▌ Aimo Ajo  [ fi ] (SDP), 6,439 votes; ▌ Lauri Impiö (Kok), 5,435 votes; ▌ Mikko Jokela  [ fi ] (Kesk), 6,428 votes; ▌ Niilo Koskenniemi  [ fi ] (SKDL), 5,876 votes; ▌ Seppo Pelttari  [ fi ] (Kesk), 6,172 votes; ▌ Hannele Pokka (Kesk), 11,085 votes; ▌ Esko-Juhani Tennilä (Independent), 14,995 votes; ▌ Paavo Väyrynen (Kesk), 9,788 votes.

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See also

• Constituencies of Finland