Finnish parliamentary election, 2019

2015 ←

2019

→ 2023

All 200 seats to the Parliament 101 seats needed for a majority

	First party	Second party	Third party

Leader	Juha Sipilä	Timo Soini	Petteri Orpo
Party	Centre	Finns	National Coalition
Leader since	2012	1997	2016
Last election	49 seats, 21.1%	38 seats, 17.7%	37 seats, 18.2%

	Fourth party	Fifth party	Sixth party

Leader	Antti Rinne	Ville Niinistö	Li Andersson
Party	Social Democratic	Green League	Left Alliance
Leader since	2014	2011	2016
Last election	34 seats, 16.5%	15 seats, 8.5%	12 seats, 7.1%

	Seventh party	Eighth party

Leader	Anna-Maja Henriksson	Sari Essayah
Party	Swedish People's	Christian Democrat
Leader since	2016	2015
Last election	9 seats, 4.9%	5 seats, 3.5%

Prime Minister before election

Juha Sipilä
Centre

Elected Prime Minister

TBD

Juha Sipilä
Centre

TBD

Parliamentary elections are scheduled to be held in Finland in April 2019.

The incumbent government was formed by a three party Center-right coalition, composed of the Centre Party, Finns Party and National Coalition Party. On 28 May 2015, the parliament elected Juha Sipilä as prime minister by a vote of 128–62.

The 200 members of the Eduskunta are elected using proportional representation in 13 multi-member constituencies, with seats allocated according to the d'Hondt method. The number of elected representatives is proportional to the population in the district six months prior to the elections. Åland has single member electoral district and its own party system.

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