Finnish parliamentary election, 1995
- VAS: 22
- SDP: 63
- VIHR: 9
- Otherwise:. 4
- RKP: 12
- KESK: 44
- KOK: 39
- SKL: 7
The parliamentary elections in Finland 1995 was held on 19 March 1995. It was the choice for 32 Finnish Parliament.
, The parties accept the hitherto ruling under Prime Minister Esko Aho center-right government, led by the Centre Party had losses. The Social Democrats with Paavo Lipponen as a top candidate succeeded in gaining six percentage points and was the best result of the post-War period strongest force in front of the Centre Party and the conservative National Coalition Party.
Of the smaller parties lost primarily to land Party of Finland (SMP). The SMP was represented from 1995 on, only with a mandate holders in the Finnish parliament. The Left Alliance won easily to and was fourth strongest force. The Liberal People's Party lost its mandate during the liberal young Finns feeder with two mandates managed. In addition to the federal government and the Ecological Green Party received einenen seat
After the election, Paavo Lipponen was Prime Minister. He led the so-called rainbow coalition of Social Democrats, Conservatives, Finland Sweden, Left and Greens.
Participating parties
There were 18 different parties to choose from.
The following parties were already represented in the Parliament:
Election result
The turnout was 71.9 %, which is 0.2 percentage points below the turnout at the last parliamentary election in 1991.
After the election
Paavo Lipponen (Social Democratic Party) was the successor to Prime Minister Esko Aho ( Centre Party ).
- 66 ) Cabinet Lipponen I - Paavo Lipponen (Social Democratic Party) - government of the Social Democratic Party, the National Coalition Party, the Swedish People's Party, Left Alliance, Green Federal Government (13 April 1995-1999 )