List of cabinet ministers in Finland who have resigned from their office

This is a list of cabinet ministers in Finland who have resigned from their office. There are no Cabinet reshuffles or fall of cabinets in the list.

List

Year of resignation	Post	Minister	Cabinet	Party affiliation	Reason	Successor	Party affiliation
1918	Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry	Kyösti Kallio [1]	Paasikivi I	Agrarian League	resigned because of the government's royalist policy	Uuno Brander	National Progressive Party
	Deputy Minister of Agriculture	E. Y. Pehkonen [2]				Successor was not appointed
1923	Minister of Defence	Bruno Jalander [3]	Kallio I	Non-partisan	spying scandal	Vilho Nenonen	Non-partisan
1933	Minister of Justice	Hugo Malmberg [4] [5]	Kivimäki	Swedish People's Party	was appointed president of Vaasa Court of Appeal	Eric J. Serlachius	Swedish People's Party
1936	Minister of Justice	Eric J. Serlachius [6]			Swedish People's Party left the government because of the controversial language of the University of Helsinki	Emil Jatkola	Edistyspuolue
	Deputy Minister of Finance	Rolf Witting [6]				Tyko Reinikka	Agrarian League
1938	Minister for Foreign Affairs	Rudolf Holsti [7]	Cajander III	National Progressive Party	Citicized Adolf Hitler at the League of Nations Assembly of the Foreign Ministers' Meeting	Väinö Voionmaa	Social Democratic Party
1939	Deputy Minister of Agriculture	Oskari Reinikainen [8] [9]	Cajander III	Social Democratic Party	Was appointed as Director of the Medical Board chief executive officer.	Successor was not appointed
1941	Minister of the Interior	Ernst von Born [10]	Rangell	Swedish People's Party	objected to the Karelian refugees resettlement in the Swedish-speaking regions	Toivo Horelli	National Coalition Party
	Minister of People's Service	Väinö Kotilainen [11] [12]		Non-partisan	Was appointed as East Karelia military administration commander	Väinö Arola	Agrarian League
1943	Minister of Social Affairs	Karl-August Fagerholm [13] [14]	Linkomies	Social Democratic Party	Citicized German occupation in Norway	Aleksi Aaltonen	Social Democratic Party
1945	Deputy Minister of Social Affairs	Pekka Heikkinen [15]	Ryti II	Agrarian League	Was appointed as Governor of the Kuopio Province	Viljami Kalliokoski	Agrarian League
		Eero A. Wuori [16] [17]	Paasikivi III	Social Democratic Party	Was appointed as Finnish Ambassador to the United Kingdom	Eino Kilpi	Social Democratic Party
	Minister of Finance	Sakari Tuomioja [18]	Kekkonen III	National Progressive Party	Was appointed as Governor of Bank of Finland	Ralf Törngren	Swedish People's Party
1948	Minister of the Interior	Yrjö Leino [19]	Pekkala	People's Democratic League	a motion of censure of Parliament	Eino Kilpi	People's Democratic League
	Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs	Reinhold Svento [20]			Was appointed as Finnish Ambassador to Switzerland	Aarre Simonen	Social Democratic Party
1949	Deputy Minister of Transport and Public Works	Erkki Härmä [21]	Fagerholm I	Social Democratic Party	Was appointed as Governor of the Turku and Pori Province	Uuno Takki
	Minister of Social Affairs	Valdemar Liljeström [22]			personal reasons; traveled on the train under heave influence of alcohol beveriges	Tyyne Leivo-Larsson
1950	Deputy Minister of Interior	Lauri Riikonen [23]	Kekkonen I	Agrarian League	Was appointed as Governor of the Kuopio Province	Johannes Virolainen	Agrarian League
1953	Deputy Minister of Agriculture	Matti Lepistö [24]	Kekkonen III	Social Democratic Party	because of political scandal	Taavi Vilhula
	Minister of Transport and Public Works	Onni Peltonen [24] [25]				Eemil Huunonen	Social Democratic Party
1957	Minister of Finance	Nils Meinander [26]	Sukselainen I	Swedish People's Party	Swedish People's Party left the government because of the state financial crisis	Esa Kaitila	People's Party
	Deputy of Minister of Agriculture	Bertel Lindh [26]				Matti Lepistö	Sos. Dem. Oppositio
	Deputy Minister of Transport and Public Works	Torsten Nordström [26]				Kustaa Tiitu	Agrarian League
1958	Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry	Martti Miettunen [27]	Fagerholm III	Agrarian League	Was appointed as Governor of the Lapland province	Urho Kähönen	Agrarian League
	Minister for Foreign Affairs	Johannes Virolainen [28] [29]			International crises between Soviet Union and Finland	Karl-August Fagerholm	Social Democratic Party
1960	Minister of the Interior	Eino Palovesi [30]	Sukselainen I		Was appointed as Governor of the Central Finland Province	Eemil Luukka	Agrarian League
1961	Minister of Justice	Antti Hannikainen [31]	Sukselainen II		was appointed Chancellor of Justice	Pauli Lehtosalo
1963	Minister of the Interior	Eeli Erkkilä [32]	Karjalainen I		health reasons	Niilo Ryhtä
	Deputy Minister of Finance	Onni Koski [32]		Social Democratic Union of Workers and Smallholders (SAK)	Social Democratic Union of Workers and Smallholders left cabinet because of the government's budget dispute	Johan Otto Söderhjelm	Swedish People's Party
	Minister of Transport and Public Works	Onni Närvänen [32]				Olavi Lahtela	Agrarian League
	Minister of Social Affairs	Olavi Saarinen [32]				Kyllikki Pohjala	National Coalition Party
	Minister of Finance	Osmo P. Karttunen [33]		National Coalition Party	credibility issue	Mauno Jussila	Agrarian League
1964	Minister at Council of State	Aarne Nuorvala [34]	Lehto	Non-partisan	was appointed Chancellor of Justice	Successor was not appointed
1967	Minister of the Interior	Niilo Ryhtä [35]	Paasio I	Agrarian League	Was appointed as Governor of the Oulu province	Martti Viitanen	Social Democratic Party
	Deputy Minister of Social Affairs	Esa Timonen [36]			Was appointed as Governor of the Northern Savo province	Toivo Saloranta	Agrarian League
	Minister of the Interior	Martti Viitanen [37]	Miettunen II	Social Democratic Party	Was appointed as Governor of the Vaasa Province	Antero Väyrynen	Social Democratic Party
1969	Deputy Minister of Transport and Public Works	Viljo Virtanen [38]	Koivisto I		Was appointed as Governor of the Mikkeli Province	Veikko Helle
1970	Minister of the Interior	Artturi Jämsén [39]	Karjalainen II	Centre Party	Was appointed as Governor of the Central Finland Province	Eino Uusitalo	Centre Party
1971	Minister of Justice	Erkki Tuominen [40]		People's Democratic League	People's Democratic League left cabinet because of the government's budget dispute	Mikko Laaksonen	Social Democratic Party
	Minister of Transport	Veikko Saarto [40]				Kalervo Haapasalo
	Minister of Social Affairs	Anna-Liisa Tiekso [40]				Pekka Kuusi
1972	Ministry of Trade and Industry	Grels Teir [41]	Sorsa I	Swedish People's Party	Was appointed as the chief executive officer of the State Treasury	Jan-Magnus Jansson	Swedish People's Party
1973	Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry	Erkki Haukipuro [42]		Centre Party	Was appointed as Governor of the Oulu province	Heimo Linna	Centre Party
	Ministry of Trade and Industry	Jussi Linnamo [43]		Social Democratic Party	Zavidovo-scandal	Grels Teir	Swedish People's Party
	Deputy Minister of Finance	Margit Eskman [44]	Paasio II		Was appointed as the chief executive officer of the Social Insurance Institution	Seija Karkinen	Social Democratic Party
1974	Ministry of Trade and Industry	Jan-Magnus Jansson [45]	Sorsa I	Swedish People's Party	Was appointed as the editorial chief of Hufvudstadsbladet	Kristian Gestrin	Swedish People's Party
1976	Deputy Minister of Finance	Viljo Luukka [46]	Miettunen II	Non-partisan	health reasons	Esko Rekola	Non-partisan
1978	Deputy Minister	Kristian Gestrin [47]	Sorsa II	Swedish People's Party	Swedish People's Party left the government, as opposed to economic power bill	Tuure Salo	Liberal People's Party
	Minister of Education					Jaakko Itälä
1981	Ministry of Trade and Industry	Ulf Sundqvist [48]	Koivisto II	Social Democratic Party	Was appointed as the CEO of the National Workers' Savings Bank	Pirkko Työläjärvi	Social Democratic Party
1982	Minister of Health and Social Services	Jacob Söderman [49]	Sorsa III		Was appointed as Governor of the Uusimaa Province	Eeva Kuuskoski	Centre Party
	Minister of Education	Kalevi Kivistö [50]		People's Democratic League	People's Democratic League left cabinet because of the government's budget dispute	Kaarina Suonio	Social Democratic Party
	Minister of Transport	Jarmo Wahlström [50]				Reino Breilin
	Minister of Labour	Jouko Kajanoja [50]				Veikko Helle
	Deputy Minister of Finance	Mauno Forsman [51]		Social Democratic Party	Was appointed as the CEO of the Finland's Slot Machine Association	Jermu Laine
	Minister of Foreign Trade	Esko Rekola [52] [53]		Non-partisan	retired	Arne Berner	Liberal People's Party
1984	Minister of Health and Social Services	Vappu Taipale [54]	Sorsa IV	Social Democratic Party	Was appointed as the Director of the National Board of Social Institute	Matti Puhakka	Social Democratic Party
1986	Minister of Education	Kaarina Suonio [55]			Was appointed as Deputy Mayor of City of Tampere	Pirjo Ala-Kapee
	Minister of Finance	Ahti Pekkala [56]		Centre Party	Was appointed as Governor of the Oulu province	Esko Ollila	Centre Party
1989	Minister of Transport	Pekka Vennamo [57]	Holkeri	Finnish Rural Party	Was appointed as the Director of the Post and Telecommunications Authority	Raimo Vistbacka	Finnish Rural Party
	Minister of Health and Social Services	Helena Pesola [58]		National Coalition Party	Was appointed as the Director of the National Board of Social Institute	Mauri Miettinen	National Coalition Party
1990	Minister of Finance	Erkki Liikanen		Social Democratic Party	Was appointed as the Ambassador to the European Community	Matti Louekoski	Social Democratic Party
	Minister of Education	Christoffer Taxell		Swedish People's Party	Was appointed as the CEO of Partek	Ole Norrback	Swedish People's Party
	Minister of the Environment	Kaj Bärlund		Social Democratic Party	Was appointed as the Director of the Water and Environment Board	Successor was not appointed
	Minister of Transport	Raimo Vistbacka		Finnish Rural Party	Rural Party left cabinet because of the government's budget dispute	Ilkka Kanerva	National Coalition Party
1992	Minister of Health and Social Services	Eeva Kuuskoski [7]	Aho	Centre Party	resigned because of budget dispute	Jorma Huuhtanen	Centre Party
	Ministry of Trade and Industry	Kauko Juhantalo [59]			Impeachment	Pekka Tuomisto
1993	Minister for Foreign Affairs	Paavo Väyrynen [60]			resigned; started the 1994 presidential campaign.	Heikki Haavisto
	Ministry of Trade and Industry	Pekka Tuomisto [61]			Was appointed as the Director of the National Board of Social Institute	Seppo Kääriäinen
1994	Minister for International Development	Toimi Kankaanniemi [62]		Christian Democrats	Christian Democrats left cabinet because of the government's EC membership vote	Successor was not appointed
	Minister of Justice	Hannele Pokka [63]		Centre Party	Was appointed as Governor of the Lapland province	Anneli Jäätteenmäki	Centre Party
	Minister of Agriculture and Forestry	Martti Pura [64]			was appointed as Mayor of Sodankylä	Mikko Pesälä
1995	Minister for Foreign Affairs	Heikki Haavisto [65]			Fell ill with a brain hemorrhage	Paavo Rantanen	Non-partisan
	Minister of Housing	Pirjo Rusanen [66]		National Coalition Party	Became as MEP of the European Parliament	Anneli Taina	National Coalition Party
	Minister of Defence	Elisabeth Rehn [67]		Swedish People's Party	Became as MEP of the European Parliament	Jan-Erik Enestam	Swedish People's Party
1996	Minister of Finance	Iiro Viinanen [68]	Lipponen I	National Coalition Party	Was appointed as the CEO of Pohjola Bank	Sauli Niinistö	National Coalition Party
1997	Minister of Transport	Tuula Linnainmaa [69]			Was appointed as Governor of the Uusimaa Province	Matti Aura
	Deputy Minister of Finance	Arja Alho [70]		Social Democratic Party	resigned as accused of financial fraud	Jouko Skinnari	Social Democratic Party
1998	Minister of Justice	Kari Häkämies [71]		National Coalition Party	was appointed as Mayor of City of Kuopio	Jussi Järventaus	National Coalition Party
	Minister of Culture	Claes Andersson [72]		Left Alliance	gave up the chairmanship of the Left Alliance	Suvi-Anne Siimes	Vasemmistoliitto
1999	Minister of Transport	Matti Aura [73]		National Coalition Party	Allegations of abuse of power.	Kimmo Sasi	National Coalition Party
2002	Minister of the Environment	Satu Hassi [74]	Lipponen II	Greens	The Greens left the government because of the nuclear plant decision plan	Jouni Backman	Social Democratic Party
	Minister of Social Services	Osmo Soininvaara [74]				Eva Biaudet	Swedish People's Party
	Minister of Culture	Suvi Linden [75]		National Coalition Party	Allegations of abuse of power.	Kaarina Dromberg	National Coalition Party
	Minister of Agriculture and Forestry	Kalevi Hemilä [76]		Non-partisan	Was appointed as the CEO of the Food Industry Association	Raimo Tammilehto	Non-partisan
	Minister of Transport	Olli-Pekka Heinonen [77]		National Coalition Party	Was appointed as the CEO of the Finnish Broadcasting Company	Kimmo Sasi	National Coalition Party
2003	Prime Minister	Anneli Jäätteenmäki [78]	Jäätteenmäki	Centre Party	Irakgate-scandal	Matti Vanhanen	Centre Party
2008	Minister of Education	Sari Sarkomaa [76]	Vanhanen II	National Coalition Party	personal reasons	Henna Virkkunen	National Coalition Party
	Minister for Foreign Affairs	Ilkka Kanerva [79]			sexual scandal	Alexander Stubb
2009	Minister of Labour	Tarja Cronberg [80]		Greens	gave up the chairmanship of the Greens	Anni Sinnemäki	Greens
2010	Minister of Health and Social Services	Sinikka Mönkäre [81]		Social Democratic Party	Was appointed as the CEO of the Finland's Slot Machine Association	Tuula Haatainen	Social Democratic Party
	Prime Minister	Matti Vanhanen [82]		Centre Party	Was appointed as the CEO of the Association of the Family Businesses	Mari Kiviniemi	Centre Party
	Minister of Health and Social Services	Liisa Hyssälä [83]			Was appointed as the Director of the National Board of Social Institute	Juha Rehula
2012	Ministry of Economic Affairs	Jyri Häkämies [84]	Katainen	National Coalition Party	Was appointed as the CEO of Confederation of Finnish Industries	Jan Vapaavuori	National Coalition Party
	Minister of Defence	Stefan Wallin [85]		Swedish People's Party	Swedish People's Party gave up the chairmanship of the Minister and in the same place	Carl Haglund	Swedish People's Party
2013	Minister for International Development	Heidi Hautala [86]		Greens	Allegations of abuse of power.	Pekka Haavisto	Greens
2014	Minister of Transport	Merja Kyllönen [87]		Left Alliance	Left Alliance left cabinet because of the government's budget dispute	Henna Virkkunen	National Coalition Party
	Minister of Culture and Sports	Paavo Arhinmäki [87]				Pia Viitanen	Social Democratic Party
	Prime Minister	Jyrki Katainen [88]		National Coalition Party	Was appointed as the European Commissioner	Alexander Stubb	National Coalition Party
	Minister of Finance	Jutta Urpilainen [89]		Social Democratic Party	lost of party leadership	Antti Rinne	Social Democratic Party
	Transport and Local Government	Henna Virkkunen [90]		National Coalition Party	Became as MEP of the European Parliament	Paula Risikko	National Coalition Party
	Minister for International Development	Pekka Haavisto [91]	Stubb	Greens	The Greens left the government because of the nuclear plant decision plan	Sirpa Paatero	Social Democratic Party
	Minister of the Environment	Ville Niinistö [91]				Sanni Grahn-Laasonen	National Coalition Party
2016	Minister of Finance	Alexander Stubb [92]	Sipilä	National Coalition Party	lost chairmanship of the National Coalition Party	Petteri Orpo	National Coalition Party
	Minister of Health and Social Services	Hanna Mäntylä [93]		True Finns	resigned for family reasons	Pirkko Mattila	True Finns
	Ministry of Economic Affairs	Olli Rehn [94]		Centre Party	Was appointed as the member of the Executive Board of the Bank of Finland	Mika Lintilä	Centre Party
2019	Minister of Local Government and Ownership Steering	Sirpa Paatero [95]	Rinne	Social Democratic Party	Finland postal strike controversy 2019	Tytti Tuppurainen (European Affairs and Ownership Steering), Sirpa Paatero (Local Government)	Social Democratic Party
	Prime Minister	Antti Rinne [96]			lack of confidence	Sanna Marin
2020	Minister of Finance	Katri Kulmuni [97]	Marin	Centre Party	coaching paid for with taxpayers' money	Matti Vanhanen	Centre Party
2023	Minister of Economic Affairs	Vilhelm Junnila [98]	Orpo	Finns Party	far-right links	Wille Rydman	Finns Party

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