Uusimaa (constituency)

Uusimaa (constituency)

Uusimaa is a constituency represented in the Finnish "Eduskunta" (parliament). It covers the administrative regions of Uusimaa and Eastern Uusimaa, excluding the city of Helsinki, which forms its own constituency ("see Helsinki (constituency)"). The total population of the Uusimaa constituency is about 880,000 (as of 2004), making it the largest constituency in Finland. Uusimaa currently elects 33 members of the "Eduskunta".

The constituency is almost entirely urban, as it is centred around Helsinki, the capital and the largest city in Finland. Even though the city proper is not part of the constituency, much of the area falls under the Greater Helsinki metropolitan area. The largest party in the 2003 election was the Social Democratic Party of Finland.

Current members of parliament

* Eero Akaan-Penttilä (National Coalition)
* Arja Alho (Social Democrats)
* Ulla Anttila (Greens)
* Kaarina Dromberg (National Coalition)
* Merikukka Forsius (Greens)
* Heidi Hautala (Greens)
* Klaus Hellberg (Social Democrats)
* Eero Heinäluoma (Social Democrats)
* Hanna-Leena Hemming (National Coalition)
* Antti Kalliomäki (Social Democrats)
* Antti Kaikkonen (Centre)
* Tanja Karpela (Centre)
* Jyrki Kasvi (Greens)
* Kimmo Kiljunen (Social Democrats)
* Risto Kuisma (Social Democrats)
* Jaakko Laakso (Left Alliance)
* Eero Lankia (Centre)
* Henrik Lax (Swedish People's Party)
* Leena Luhtanen (Social Democrats)
* Marjo Matikainen-Kallström (National Coalition)
* Mikaela Nylander (Swedish People's Party)
* Susanna Rahkonen (Social Democrats)
* Martin Saarikangas (National Coalition)
* Matti Saarinen (Social Democrats)
* Suvi-Anne Siimes (Left Alliance)
* Juhani Sjöblom (National Coalition)
* Timo Soini (True Finns)
* Seppo Särkiniemi (Centre)
* Astrid Thors (Swedish People's Party)
* Kari Uotila (Left Alliance)
* Raija Vahasalo (National Coalition)
* Matti Vanhanen (Centre)
* Lasse Virén (National Coalition)

Old election results

Election Summary net Party
party = Social Democratic Party of Finland
seats = 9
net = +1
seats % = 23.5
votes % = 27.2
votes = 114,791
plus/minus = +3.0%Election Summary net Party
party = National Coalition Party (Finland)
seats = 8
net = 0
seats % = 29.4
votes % = 26.1
votes = 64,823
plus/minus = -1.0%Election Summary net Party
party = Centre Party (Finland)
seats = 5
net = +2
seats % = 15.1
votes % = 13.5
votes = 60,641
plus/minus = +2.8%Election Summary net Party
party = Green League
seats = 4
net = +1
seats % = 12.1
votes % = 10.5
votes = 47,033
plus/minus = +0.1%Election Summary net Party
party = Swedish People's Party (Finland)
seats = 3
net = -1
seats % = 9.1
votes % = 10.3
votes = 46,313
plus/minus = -1.0%Election Summary net Party
party = Left Alliance (Finland)
seats = 3
net = 0
seats % = 9.1
votes % = 9.1
votes = 40,810
plus/minus = -0.3%Election Summary net Party
party = Christian Democrats (Finland)
seats = 0
net = -1
seats % = 0.0
votes % = 3.6
votes = 15,936
plus/minus = +1.0%Election Summary net Party
party = True Finns
seats = 1
net = +1
seats % = 3.0
votes % = 1.2
votes = 5,263
plus/minus = +0.8%Election Summary net Other
party = other groups
seats = 0
net = 0
seats % = 0.0
votes % = 2.0
votes = 13,012
plus/minus = n/a

See also

* Parliamentary constituencies of Finland


Wikimedia Foundation. 2010.

Игры ⚽ Поможем решить контрольную работу

Look at other dictionaries:

  • Helsinki (constituency) — Helsinki is a constituency represented in the Finnish Eduskunta (parliament). It covers the administrative area of the city of Helsinki, with a population of 559,046 (as of 2003). Helsinki currently elects 21 members of the Eduskunta .The… …   Wikipedia

  • Christian Democrats (Finland) — Christian Democrats Finnish name Kristillisdemokraatit Swedish name Kristdemokraterna …   Wikipedia

  • Kaarlo Juho Ståhlberg — Infobox President|name= Kaarlo Juho Ståhlberg order=1st President of Finland nationality=Finnish term start=July 27, 1919 term end=March 1, 1925 predecessor= post created successor=Lauri Kristian Relander birth date=birth date|1865|1|28|mf=y… …   Wikipedia

  • Markku Uusipaavalniemi — Born 23 November 1966 (1966 11 23) (age 44) Karkkila, Finland Team …   Wikipedia

  • Members of the Parliament of Finland, 1919-1922 — This is the list of the members of the Parliament of Finland between April 1, 1919 – September 4, 1922 following the parliamentary election in 1919. In the elections Social Democratic Party of Finland (Finnish: Suomen Sosialidemokraattinen… …   Wikipedia

  • Members of the Parliament of Finland, 1922-1924 — This is the list of the members of the Parliament of Finland between September 5, 1922 – April 30, 1924 following the parliamentary election in 1922. Members of the Parliament 1922 1924 In the table, the names written with italics were appointed… …   Wikipedia

  • Members of the Parliament of Finland, 1924-1927 — This is the list of the members of the Parliament of Finland between May 1, 1924 – September 1, 1927 following the parliamentary election held April 1–2, 1924. The elections were originally scheduled be held in August 1925; but after the… …   Wikipedia

  • Finnish parliamentary election, 2003 — The 2003 Finnish parliamentary election was held on Sunday, 16 March 2003, with the aim of determining the composition of the Finnish parliament, or Eduskunta , for the parliamentary period between 2003 and 2007. The largest winner of this… …   Wikipedia

  • D'Hondt method — Part of the Politics series Electoral methods Single winner …   Wikipedia

  • Parliamentary constituencies of Finland — The Finnish Eduskunta , or Parliament, is made up of 200 members, elected from 15 separate geographic areas, or constituencies. All of the constituencies, with the exception of Åland, elect multiple members, ranging between six and 34 depending… …   Wikipedia

Share the article and excerpts

Direct link
… Do a right-click on the link above
and select “Copy Link”