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O.G. wrote that Tere Sammallahti had voted in favor of government proposals that brought nicotine pouches under the tobacco law and into retail, and imposed restrictions on flavors and strengths, as well as tobacco tax. O.G. reacted to the matter with laughing, heart, and clown emojis. #nikotiini #tupakka #lainsäädäntö (translated)

The author considered the result as good news but noted that the pro-Russian party had increased its support. He also saw it as a negative that only just over 51 percent of people voted. According to the author, in a democracy, power should not be left in the hands of only about half of the electorate, or one should accept decisions made by others without complaint. #demokratia #vaalit #Venäjä #FI #RU (translated)

The author wrote that, according to the National Coalition Party MP, people should manage without infrastructure, public healthcare, public water, and public schools. He said the National Coalition Party revealed its true face before the elections and claimed that voting for the party would lead to this. https://t.co/j5FY1Y83QC #politiikka #Suomi #vaalit #FI (translated)

Lucia described the typical reader of Helsingin Sanomat as a 25–40-year-old, highly educated urban woman who lived in neighborhoods like Kallio, Käpylä, Kumpula, Pakila, Kalasatama, Töölö, or Lauttasaari. She noted that this woman would usually vote for the Greens, the Left Alliance, or the SDP and would frequent brunches, bars, and the Flow festival. According to Lucia, the woman she described might be in a relationship, live in a community garden cabin, and be the mother of one or two children. She listed names like Alvar, Oliver, Ariel, Kuura, and Kaura for the children. Lucia mentioned that the woman preferred public transportation but accepted her partner's expensive car, even if she suffered from climate anxiety and flying shame. The woman might also have a small dog. The author claimed that such a reader did not know any voters of the Finns Party and might consider her rural uncle, who had voted for the party at times, to be peculiar. She speculated that the woman worked in a field where she could aim to make the world a better place. Lucia called this a reader profile and target group for Helsingin Sanomat, whose interests and views, according to her, the paper's journalists anticipated. She wrote that HS did not aim for objective or neutral reporting, nor was it an agenda-driven media outlet. According to her, the paper's target group did not encompass all people regardless of their background, lifestyle, or viewpoints. She compared HS to a mirror held up by journalists so that the reader could be satisfied with what they saw, and concluded that the reader of the described profile was not the same as the writer of the piece. #Helsinki #ilmastoahdistus #lukijaprofiili (translated)

Mika Merano considered Mai an excellent candidate for those living in Helsinki. He mentioned that he was running in Uusimaa and said that as a resident of Helsinki, he could not vote for himself, so his vote would likely go to Mai. Merano added that he had persuaded Mai to run and urged others to support her. #vaaleet #ehdokas #Helsinki (translated)

Mikael Lith wrote that the SDP would not say directly that the vote of no confidence regarding its government's policy on Israel was related to the mobilization of foreign language voters. He claimed that the SDP was trying to appear, especially to Muslim voters, as their guarantor and that chairman Antti Lindtman was a kind of "caliph." https://t.co/8ZJ0GLFJIA #Politiikka #Suomi #Israel (translated)

Eija-Riitta Korhola-Dunderfelt asked leading politicians to explain whether the inability to deport a person convicted of crimes back to their home country is due to current practices or the law, and what kind of legal change would be necessary. She estimated that many voters would support such a change and directed her question to Mari Rantanen, Heikki Vestman, and Petteri Orpo. #politiikka #lainsäädäntö #karkottaminen (translated)

Klaus proposed dividing Finland into two administrative regions based on whether the residents voted for left-wing or right-wing parties. He stated that the exact borders of the regions could be discussed, and mentioned that he was willing to move from the capital region to the north for the sake of the proposal. #Suomi #politiikka #hallinto (translated)

These three parties want to raise and tighten all taxes. The Social Democrats propose a 5 billion tax hammer. Good Finns, your income belongs to you, not the state! Don't vote for these three parties on April 18, 2027! I believe you want to keep your income. You are already paying too much in taxes! #taxation #verotus https://t.co/gqno8Q3SKq #verotus #politiikka #Suomi (translated)

So for those who are illegally in the country. That is, not even for those on work permits, student permits, or humanitarian reasons, but for those who are illegally in the country. How can there be such thick-headed people in decision-making positions? Who votes for these people? https://t.co/dEsqQfzfFd #maahanmuutto #laittomuus #politiikka (translated)

It is indeed interesting to see what kind of electoral result the Greens will achieve. Now that it has been openly stated that the restrictions on immigration will be reversed and the goal is to target over 50,000 immigrants per year. That means 200,000 during the term. There are about 1.3 million residents in the capital region. If that is pushed up, some things will change in schools and on the streets. No one can say that voting doesn’t make a difference, can they? It certainly does. The percentage of S2 learners is about to skyrocket. Does over 8% of the population really want this kind of situation? #vaalit #maahanmuutto #koulutus (translated)

Nothing at all. Credibility Zero. Zero. Nada. It's starting to get under my skin how @kokoomus treats voters like idiots. There really is no reason to celebrate for either the Centre Party or the Social Democrats. But Kokoomus has been the party that has been viewed somehow upward as some kind of a player party. It has not delivered. Instead, they laugh like little kids when they fiddled away the 4 million cut made by Rydman and "saved the funding for science." How does such a party cut 9 billion? #politiikka #Suomi #äänestys (translated)

The Center Party votes blank in the government's confidence vote regarding Defense Minister Häkkänen's visit to Israel to manage relations in order to buy the best weapons in the world. How dare they! I remember the Winter War movie, and the troops from Ostrobothnia. #israel #defense #israel #puolustus https://t.co/bVHeovYlKK #puolustus #keskusta #talvisota (translated)

This is worth reading.👇🏻 Then you'll know what you get if you vote for the Greens. You will get an Islamic developing country. https://t.co/lhxAu3h9Hz #Vihreät #Äänestys #Politiikka (translated)

We do not have a single party classified as an extremist movement in the parliament, let alone in the government. Why insult mildly differing voters by labeling their mandate as radical and an extremist movement that disrupts social peace? Because that is clearly not the case. The left may have radical statements, but I do not even consider the Left Alliance as an extreme left party, as it clearly commits to parliamentarism. Let alone the Social Democrats. Extremity is only a lack of a sense of proportion. #politiikka #demokratia #yhteiskunta (translated)

”Moskeijat ohjasivat äänestäjiä” Eikö tämä olekaan salaliittoteoria? Lähde: Yle https://t.co/1KLnv0e8P6 #äänestys #moskeijat #salaliittoteoriat