Finnish parliamentary election, 1987
- SKDL: 16
- DEVA: 4
- SDP: 56
- VIHR: 4
- SMP: 9
- RKP: 13
- KESK: 40
- KOK: 53
- SKL: 5
The parliamentary elections in Finland 1987 was held on 15 and 16 March 1987. It was the election of the 30th Parliament of Finland.
The Social Democratic Party remained with slight losses strongest force, while the conservative National Coalition Party won nine seats to. The greatest losses drove the people Democrats and the country party.
Participating parties
There were 12 different parties to choose from.
The following parties were already represented in the Parliament:
Election result
The turnout was 76.4 %, which is 4.6 percentage points below the turnout at the last parliamentary election in 1983.
- (*) Including 7019 votes for the list A ( Liberals for Åland and Åland Social Democrats ), which was given the mandate
After the election
After the election, the Social Democrats and Conservatives formed a grand coalition under the leadership of the Conservative Harri Holkeri. The coalition was supported by the Swedish People's Party and the Country Party of Finland, but resigned in 1990 from the government.
Overview of the cabinets:
- 63 ) Cabinet Holkeri - Harri Holkeri ( Coalition Party ) - government of the Social Democratic Party, National Coalition Party, the Swedish People's Party, Country Party of Finland to 1990 (April 30, 1987 to April 26, 1991 )