Parliamentary elections were held in Finland on 15 and 16 March 1987. 1987 Finnish parliamentary election. ← 1983, 15–16 March 1987, 1991 → ...

The election to the Finnish Eduskunta which was held on 15—16 March 1987 may go down as something of a turning-point in Finnish postwar politics ...

lt marked an end to the long-standing practice of excluding the Conservative Party from the list of potential government parties. Social Democratic. Party ...

In addition, the non-socialist parties together polled over three-fifths of the vote and achieved a substantially increased parliamentary majority of 48 seats.

The unicameral Parliament of Finland, the Eduskuntp, is composed of 200 members elected for 4 years. Electoral System. All Finnish citizens who have attained ...

The following 2 pages are in this category, out of 2 total. This list may not reflect recent changes. A. 1987 Ålandic legislative election. P. 1987 Finnish ...

Berglund and Lindström, 1978. S. Berglund, U. Lindström. The Scandinavian Party System(s) · Pesonen, 1968. P. Pesonen. An Election in Finland: Party Activities ...

Parliamentary elections were held in Finland on 1st to 2nd July 1987. The election saw Ele Alenius elected as the premier of Finland.

The variables describe the following: interest in politics, left/right dimension, opinions on the 1987 parliamentary elections, the voting decision, ...

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