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List of members of the Parliament of Finland, 2023–2027

This is a list of members of the 39th Parliament of Finland elected at the parliamentary election held on 2 April 2023, and subsequent changes during the 2023–2027 legislative term.

Members

Name Electoral district Votes Party Group Took office Left office Notes
Pauli Aalto-Setälä [fi] Varsinais-Suomi 7,241 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Anders Adlercreutz Uusimaa 9,442 Swedish People's Party Swedish 5 April 2023
Pekka Aittakumpu Oulu 7,240 Centre Party Centre Party 5 April 2023
Alviina Alametsä Helsinki 5,151 Green League Greens 16 July 2024 Replaced Maria Ohisalo.[1][2]
Li Andersson Varsinais-Suomi 18,007 Left Alliance Left Alliance 5 April 2023 16 July 2024 Elected to the European Parliament, replaced by Johannes Yrttiaho.[3][4]
Otto Andersson Uusimaa 4,936 Swedish People's Party Swedish 5 April 2023
Sanna Antikainen Savo-Karelia 7,720 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Marko Asell Pirkanmaa 4,540 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Heikki Autto Lapland 7,185 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Kim Berg Vaasa 3,631 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Miko Bergbom [fi] Pirkanmaa 10,525 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Sandra Bergqvist Varsinais-Suomi 6,771 Swedish People's Party Swedish 5 April 2023
Eva Biaudet Helsinki 5,195 Swedish People's Party Swedish 5 April 2023
Maaret Castrén [fi] Helsinki 3,699 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 16 July 2024 Replaced Aura Salla.[5][6]
Fatim Diarra Helsinki 6,774 Green League Greens 5 April 2023
Juho Eerola Southeast Finland 5,849 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Markku Eestilä Savo-Karelia 3,463 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Tiina Elo Uusimaa 3,886 Green League Greens 5 April 2023
Kike Elomaa Varsinais-Suomi 6,805 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Eeva-Johanna Eloranta Varsinais-Suomi 8,496 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Seppo Eskelinen Savo-Karelia 6,975 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Sari Essayah Savo-Karelia 15,862 Christian Democrats Christian Democrats 5 April 2023
Noora Fagerström Uusimaa 6,545 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Tarja Filatov Häme 6,973 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Bella Forsgrén Central Finland 5,787 Green League Greens 5 April 2023
Timo Furuholm Varsinais-Suomi 3,997 Left Alliance Left Alliance 5 April 2023
Kaisa Garedew Central Finland 5,118 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Elisa Gebhard Helsinki 5,872 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Sanni Grahn-Laasonen Häme 7,003 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Maria Guzenina Uusimaa 12,088 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023 16 July 2024 Elected to the European Parliament, replaced by Helena Marttila [fi].[4][7]
Tuula Haatainen Helsinki 9,667 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Pekka Haavisto Helsinki 8,036 Green League Greens 5 April 2023
Antti Häkkänen Southeast Finland 21,378 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Jussi Halla-aho Helsinki 22,081 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Lotta Hamari [fi] Pirkanmaa 2,675 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 14 September 2023 Replaced Sanna Marin.[8][9]
Juha Hänninen Oulu 5,251 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Timo Harakka Helsinki 7,154 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Atte Harjanne Helsinki 5,804 Green League Greens 5 April 2023
Hjallis Harkimo Uusimaa 8,607 Movement Now Liike Nyt 5 April 2023
Janne Heikkinen Oulu 6,452 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Eveliina Heinäluoma Helsinki 15,837 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Timo Heinonen Häme 7,402 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Anna-Maja Henriksson Vaasa 12,657 Swedish People's Party Swedish 5 April 2023 16 July 2024 Elected to the European Parliament, replaced by Christoffer Ingo.[10][11]
Pia Hiltunen [fi] Oulu 3,426 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Hanna Holopainen Southeast Finland 2,762 Green League Greens 5 April 2023
Veronika Honkasalo Helsinki 6,100 Left Alliance Left Alliance 5 April 2023
Petri Honkonen Central Finland 6,294 Centre Party Centre Party 5 April 2023
Inka Hopsu Uusimaa 4,190 Green League Greens 5 April 2023
Hannu Hoskonen Savo-Karelia 7,011 Centre Party Centre Party 5 April 2023
Laura Huhtasaari Satakunta 8,393 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Petri Huru Satakunta 6,208 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Saara Hyrkkö Uusimaa 4,023 Green League Greens 5 April 2023
Anna-Kaisa Ikonen Pirkanmaa 11,428 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Tomi Immonen Central Finland 5,293 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Christoffer Ingo Vaasa 4,802 Swedish People's Party Swedish 16 July 2024 Replaced Anna-Maja Henriksson.[11][12]
Aleksi Jäntti [fi] Pirkanmaa 4,157 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Jessi Jokelainen [fi] Oulu 3,891 Left Alliance Left Alliance 16 July 2024 Replaced Merja Kyllönen.[13][14]
Janne Jukkola [fi] Vaasa 3,480 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Vilhelm Junnila Varsinais-Suomi 8,303 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Kaisa Juuso Lapland 6,078 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Arja Juvonen Uusimaa 3,336 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Antti Kaikkonen Uusimaa 12,687 Centre Party Centre Party 5 April 2023
Atte Kaleva [fi] Helsinki 4,913 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Eeva Kalli Satakunta 7,930 Centre Party Centre Party 5 April 2023
Vesa Kallio [sv] Southeast Finland 5,663 Centre Party Centre Party 5 April 2023
Anne Kalmari Central Finland 6,885 Centre Party Centre Party 5 April 2023
Antti Kangas [sv] Oulu 5,566 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Mika Kari Häme 6,090 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Pia Kauma Uusimaa 6,199 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Ville Kaunisto Southeast Finland 7,224 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Mari Kaunistola [fi] Satakunta 3,030 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Hilkka Kemppi Häme 5,312 Centre Party Centre Party 5 April 2023
Teemu Keskisarja [fi] Uusimaa 6,586 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Pihla Keto-Huovinen Uusimaa 5,223 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Tuomas Kettunen Oulu 7,264 Centre Party Centre Party 5 April 2023
Kimmo Kiljunen Uusimaa 4,759 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Marko Kilpi Savo-Karelia 9,428 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Teemu Kinnari [fi] Häme 7,366 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Krista Kiuru Satakunta 7,861 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Pauli Kiuru Pirkanmaa 10,982 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Mai Kivelä Helsinki 6,177 Left Alliance Left Alliance 5 April 2023
Jani Kokko Central Finland 4,890 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Anna Kontula Pirkanmaa 4,909 Left Alliance Left Alliance 5 April 2023
Ari Koponen Uusimaa 3,021 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Jukka Kopra Southeast Finland 5,731 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Jari Koskela Satakunta 5,213 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Minja Koskela Helsinki 10,112 Left Alliance Left Alliance 5 April 2023
Johannes Koskinen Häme 5,009 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Hanna Kosonen Southeast Finland 5,147 Centre Party Centre Party 5 April 2023
Terhi Koulumies Helsinki 6,512 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Katri Kulmuni Lapland 8,397 Centre Party Centre Party 5 April 2023 16 July 2024 Elected to the European Parliament, replaced by Mika Riipi [fi].[15][16]
Miapetra Kumpula-Natri Uusimaa 5,445 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023 5 April 2023 Replaced by Helena Marttila [fi].[17][18]
16 July 2024 Replaced Marttila.[17]
Antti Kurvinen Vaasa 6,821 Centre Party Centre Party 5 April 2023
Johan Kvarnström Uusimaa 4,770 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Merja Kyllönen Oulu 5,317 Left Alliance Left Alliance 5 April 2023 16 July 2024 Elected to the European Parliament, replaced by Jessi Jokelainen [fi].[14][19]
Suna Kymäläinen Southeast Finland 5,810 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Sheikki Laakso Southeast Finland 7,635 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Milla Lahdenperä [fi] Varsinais-Suomi 4,527 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Mia Laiho Uusimaa 8,042 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Rami Lehtinen [fi] Häme 5,636 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Jarno Limnell Uusimaa 13,917 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Jarmo Lindberg Helsinki 6,056 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Aki Lindén Varsinais-Suomi 9,272 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Antti Lindtman Uusimaa 17,866 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Mika Lintilä Vaasa 6,116 Centre Party Centre Party 5 April 2023
Mats Löfström Åland 10,516 For Åland Swedish 5 April 2023
Markus Lohi Lapland 4,636 Centre Party Centre Party 5 April 2023
Pia Lohikoski Uusimaa 2,550 Left Alliance Left Alliance 16 July 2024 Replaced Jussi Saramo.[20][21]
Mikko Lundén Varsinais-Suomi 5,301 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Lauri Lyly Pirkanmaa 4,533 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Juha Mäenpää Vaasa 8,045 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Jani Mäkelä Southeast Finland 5,160 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Riitta Mäkinen Central Finland 9,712 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Matias Mäkynen Vaasa 6,628 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Niina Malm Southeast Finland 8,180 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Sanna Marin Pirkanmaa 35,628 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023 12 September 2023 Resigned, replaced by Lotta Hamari.[9][22]
Helena Marttila [fi] Uusimaa 4,171 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 12 April 2023 16 July 2024 Replaced Miapetra Kumpula-Natri.[18][23] Replaced by Kumpula-Natri.[23]
16 July 2024 Replaced Maria Guzenina.[4][23]
Matias Marttinen Satakunta 7,618 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Hanna-Leena Mattila Oulu 6,405 Centre Party Centre Party 5 April 2023
Timo Mehtälä [fi] Oulu 5,497 Centre Party Centre Party 5 April 2023
Leena Meri Uusimaa 6,215 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Laura Meriluoto Savo-Karelia 3,358 Left Alliance Left Alliance 5 April 2023
Ville Merinen [fi] Pirkanmaa 6,274 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Anna-Kristiina Mikkonen [fi] Southeast Finland 5,483 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Krista Mikkonen Savo-Karelia 3,972 Green League Greens 5 April 2023
Sari Multala Uusimaa 7,208 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Kai Mykkänen Uusimaa 15,072 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Veijo Niemi Pirkanmaa 3,135 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Mira Nieminen [fi] Häme 5,388 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Saku Nikkanen [fi] Varsinais-Suomi 5,808 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Anders Norrback Vaasa 5,927 Swedish People's Party Swedish 5 April 2023
Ilmari Nurminen Pirkanmaa 4,781 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Maria Ohisalo Helsinki 6,937 Green League Greens 5 April 2023 16 July 2024 Elected to the European Parliament, replaced by Alviina Alametsä.[2][24]
Olga Oinas-Panuma [fi] Oulu 5,173 Centre Party Centre Party 5 April 2023
Johanna Ojala-Niemelä Lapland 7,110 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Mikko Ollikainen Vaasa 5,397 Swedish People's Party Swedish 5 April 2023
Petteri Orpo Varsinais-Suomi 17,432 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Peter Östman Vaasa 6,444 Christian Democrats Christian Democrats 5 April 2023
Jouni Ovaska Pirkanmaa 6,376 Centre Party Centre Party 5 April 2023
Martin Paasi [fi] Uusimaa 4,534 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 16 July 2024 Replaced Pekka Toveri.[6][25]
Susanne Päivärinta [fi] Uusimaa 6,909 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Karoliina Partanen [fi] Savo-Karelia 7,172 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Aino-Kaisa Pekonen Häme 4,251 Left Alliance Left Alliance 5 April 2023
Mauri Peltokangas Vaasa 14,548 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Eemeli Peltonen Uusimaa 5,747 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Pinja Perholehto [fi] Uusimaa 5,869 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Jorma Piisinen Uusimaa 7,131 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Jenni Pitko Oulu 3,699 Green League Greens 5 April 2023
Mikko Polvinen [fi] Oulu 4,291 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Mika Poutala Uusimaa 4,883 Christian Democrats Christian Democrats 5 April 2023
Sakari Puisto Pirkanmaa 6,592 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Riikka Purra Uusimaa 42,594 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Lulu Ranne Häme 10,665 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Mari Rantanen Helsinki 3,826 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Piritta Rantanen Central Finland 4,753 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Hanna Räsänen Savo-Karelia 5,849 Centre Party Centre Party 5 April 2023
Joona Räsänen [fi] Uusimaa 4,540 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Päivi Räsänen Häme 6,968 Christian Democrats Christian Democrats 5 April 2023
Merja Rasinkangas [fi] Oulu 4,116 Finns Party Finns Party 16 July 2024 Replaced Sebastian Tynkkynen.[4][26]
Nasima Razmyar Helsinki 14,108 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Mika Riipi [fi] Lapland 2,221 Centre Party Centre Party 16 July 2024 Replaced Katri Kulmuni.[16][27]
Minna Reijonen Savo-Karelia 6,687 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Anne Rintamäki [fi] Vaasa 5,502 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Paula Risikko Vaasa 8,350 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Jari Ronkainen Häme 4,820 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Onni Rostila [fi] Uusimaa 5,027 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Wille Rydman Helsinki 3,919 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Annika Saarikko Varsinais-Suomi 8,572 Centre Party Centre Party 5 April 2023
Aura Salla Helsinki 4,189 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023 16 July 2024 Elected to the European Parliament, replaced by Maaret Castrén [fi].[6][28]
Tere Sammallahti [fi] Uusimaa 5,277 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Jussi Saramo Uusimaa 4,944 Left Alliance Left Alliance 5 April 2023 16 July 2024 Elected to the European Parliament, replaced by Pia Lohikoski.[21][29]
Hanna Sarkkinen Oulu 6,758 Left Alliance Left Alliance 5 April 2023
Sari Sarkomaa Helsinki 5,840 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Arto Satonen Pirkanmaa 6,029 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Sami Savio Pirkanmaa 6,012 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Mikko Savola Vaasa 6,770 Centre Party Centre Party 5 April 2023
Sara Seppänen Lapland 11,153 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Pia Sillanpää [fi] Vaasa 3,781 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Jenna Simula Oulu 9,481 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Markku Siponen [fi] Savo-Karelia 5,539 Centre Party Centre Party 5 April 2023
Saara-Sofia Sirén Varsinais-Suomi 6,679 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Ville Skinnari Häme 5,983 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Joakim Strand Vaasa 7,079 Swedish People's Party Swedish 5 April 2023
Jaana Strandman [fi] Southeast Finland 5,179 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Timo Suhonen Savo-Karelia 6,510 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Mari-Leena Talvitie Oulu 5,573 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Sari Tanus Pirkanmaa 6,117 Christian Democrats Christian Democrats 5 April 2023
Ville Tavio Varsinais-Suomi 15,071 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Pekka Toveri Uusimaa 9,667 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023 16 July 2024 Elected to the European Parliament, replaced by [[Martin Paasi|Martin Paasi [fi]]].[6][30]
Tytti Tuppurainen Oulu 12,272 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Oras Tynkkynen Pirkanmaa 5,401 Green League Greens 5 April 2023
Sebastian Tynkkynen Oulu 17,378 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023 16 July 2024 Elected to the European Parliament, replaced by [[Martin Paasi|Merja Rasinkangas [fi]]].[4][31]
Tuula Väätäinen Savo-Karelia 4,412 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Ville Vähämäki Oulu 4,927 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Ville Valkonen [fi] Varsinais-Suomi 5,732 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Oskari Valtola [fi] Southeast Finland 4,335 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Elina Valtonen Helsinki 32,562 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Ville Väyrynen [fi] Central Finland 7,169 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Heikki Vestman Uusimaa 9,836 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Joakim Vigelius Pirkanmaa 10,113 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023
Juha Viitala [fi] Satakunta 4,238 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Pia Viitanen Pirkanmaa 4,112 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Sofia Vikman Pirkanmaa 7,548 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Eerikki Viljanen Uusimaa 2,787 Centre Party Centre Party 5 April 2023
Sofia Virta Varsinais-Suomi 5,533 Green League Greens 5 April 2023
Timo Vornanen Savo-Karelia 6,474 Finns Party Finns Party 5 April 2023 2 May 2024 Expelled from the Finns Party group following a shooting incident outside a karaoke bar in Helsinki.[32][33]
Independent None 3 May 2024 22 May 2024 [32]
Timo Vornanen 23 May 2024 Formed eponymous parliamentary group.[34]
Sinuhe Wallinheimo Central Finland 7,478 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023
Paula Werning Southeast Finland 5,046 Social Democratic Party Social Democrats 5 April 2023
Henrik Wickström [fi] Uusimaa 7,306 Swedish People's Party Swedish 5 April 2023
Johannes Yrttiaho Varsinais-Suomi 1,630 Left Alliance Left Alliance 16 July 2024 Replaced Li Andersson.[4][35]
Ben Zyskowicz Helsinki 12,603 National Coalition Party National Coalition Party 5 April 2023

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