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Parliamentary Elections: Gaps

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Support for the Centre Party continued its , as was expected . Final results showed the Centre down by 2 . 5 points , which brought a loss of 8 seats .

The Centre has been in government for the last two election terms , which HS says had an on results . However , the decline in support for the party is in large part due to the fact that it has lost many of its supporters , traditionally people living in areas .

Looking at the final results of Sunday's election , Tampere's Aamulehti writes that it is clear that national politics will not be by any single party .

Aamulehti points out that in Finnish politics , it has traditionally been considered honourable for parties to stick to what they promise . It notes that sometimes politicians have succeeded in this , sometimes they have failed . In any case , " " has remained a political swear word .

After these elections , the situation is different .

From the point of view of the future of the nation's economy and political life , it will only be for the good if the have to back down a little from their speeches , and especially the tone of their campaigns .

According to this paper , some of the support gained in this election was bought with half - truths and empty . If the parties do not from hardened positions , Finland will not get a majority government , or the kind of government that the economy needs .

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