Parliamentary elections were held in Finland on 15 and 16 March 1970. 1970 Finnish parliamentary election. ← 1966, 15–16 March 1970, 1972 → ...

The Finnish Parliament (Eduskunta) is unicameral and comprises 200 deputies elected for a period of 4 years. On March 15 and 16, 1970, Finnish citizens went to ...

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within every parliamentary group, was remarkable. The parties which registered the greatest gains were the Finnish Rural Party (FRP) and the National Coalition ...

March 15-16, 1970 General Election Results - Finland Totals. Registered Electors, 3,094,359. Voters, 2,544,510, 82.2%. Invalid Ballots, 8,728, 0.3%. Valid Votes ...

The Emperor approved the proposal and the Finnish Parliament was established in 1906. First parliamentary elections. Parliament's establishment signified a leap ...

The literature on social movements is replete with models of the rise of populist or fascist parties. However, except for analyses of the cataclysm which ...

During the election campaign, however, the large parties attempted to make the election seem like a direct choice of Prime Minister. Although not consistent ...

Unlike many other countries, Finland have not yet had a systematic programme for monitoring elections and voting bahaviour with national election studies.

The frequency of the parliamentary elections decreased the eagerness to vote. Voting turnout was at an all-time low in 1913. The Parliament was considered ...