Social Democratic Party of Finland

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Suomen Sosialidemokraattinen Puolue
Finlands Socialdemokratiska Parti
Social Democratic Party of Finland
Logo of the SDP
Party leader Antti Rinne
Party leader Antti gutter
Secretary General Reijo Paananen
vice-chairman Antti Lindtman , Sanna Marin and Krista Kiuru
founding 1899
Headquarters Saariniemenkatu 6
FIN - 00530 Helsinki
Youth organization Social democratic youth
Alignment Social democracy
Colours) red
Parliament seats
40/200
Number of members approx. 54,000
Proportion of women 40%
International connections Socialist International (SI)
MEPs
2/14
European party Party of European Socialists (PES)
EP Group Group of the Progressive Alliance of Social Democrats in the European Parliament (S&D)
Website www.sdp.fi
Old logo

The Social Democratic Party of Finland ( Finnish Suomen Sosialidemokraattinen Puolue , abbreviated SDP; Swedish Finlands Socialdemokratiska Parti ) or Demarit is one of the three established people 's parties in Finland . Since the parliamentary elections in 2019 it has 40 out of 200 seats in the Finnish Reichstag .

ideology

The SDP program is committed to the ideals of the French Revolution -  freedom, equality, fraternity  . Founded as an organization of the working class , the SDP set itself the goal of economic and social emancipation of the working class. To this day she advocates material justice and social equality for all groups in society. The SDP takes to the field against radical market liberalism and political conservatism .

organization

The SDP has 54,000 members, 40% of whom are women. Each member belongs to one of the 1,095 party groups. The party congress delegates are elected by these groups. The party congress meets every three years and elects u. a. the party chairman, his two deputies, the general secretary and the party executive committee.

In Europe, the SDP is a member of the Social Democratic Party of Europe and currently has 2 members in the European Parliament.

history

The party was founded in 1899 as the "Finnish Workers' Party". The 1903 Forssa party congress changed its name to the Social Democratic Party of Finland (SDP) and passed the first party program. In 1952 and 1987 the basic program was revised. The "Principles of Social Democracy" declaration has been in force since 1999.

From 1959 to 1973 there was a split of the Social Democrats under the name of the Social Democratic Federation of Workers and Small Farmers , which had been formed around the former chairman Emil Skog . The federal government supported Urho Kekkonen's foreign policy, which was friendly to the Soviet Union . However, there was little support among voters. After repeated attempts to get closer and increased membership changes, the federal government was incorporated into the SDP in 1973.

The Social Democrats were able to appoint the President between 1982 and 2012 .

Party leaders and general secretaries

Party leader:

General Secretaries:

State and Prime Minister of the SDP

President:

Prime Minister:

Election results

Parliamentary elections

Election results in parliamentary elections until 1939
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38.4
39.9
40.0
40.0
43.1
47.3
44.8
38.0
25.1
29.0
28.3
27.4
34.2
37.3
38.6
39.8
07 08 09 10 11 13 16 17th 19th 22nd 24 27 29 30th 33 36 39
Reichstag election 2011. Share of votes of the SDP by municipalities.
Election results in parliamentary elections since 1945
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26.5
26.3
23.1
19.5
27.2
23.4
25.8
24.9
23.9
26.7
24.1
22.1
28.3
22.9
24.5
21.4
19.1
16.5
17.7
45 48 51 54 58 62 66 70 72 75 79 83 87 91 95 99 03 07 11 15th 19th
year Mandates be right %
1907 080 329,946 37.03%
1908 083 310,826 38.40%
1909 084 337.685 39.89%
1910 086 316,951 40.04%
1911 086 321.201 40.03%
1913 090 312.214 43.11%
1916 103 376.030 47.29%
1917 092 444,670 44.79%
1919 080 365.046 37.98%
1922 053 216,861 25.06%
1924 060 255.068 29.02%
1927 060 257,572 28.30%
1929 059 260.254 27.36%
1930 066 386.026 34.16%
1933 078 413,551 37.33%
1936 083 452.751 38.59%
1939 085 515.980 39.77%
1945 050 425.948 25.08%
1948 054 494.719 26.32%
1951 053 480,754 26.52%
1954 054 527.094 26.25%
1958 048 449,536 23.12%
1962 038 448.930 19.50%
1966 055 645,339 27.23%
1970 052 594.185 23.43%
1972 055 664.724 25.78%
1975 054 683,590 24.86%
1979 052 691,512 23.89%
1983 057 795.953 26.71%
1987 056 695.331 24.14%
1991 048 603.080 22.12%
1995 063 785.637 28.25%
1999 051 612.963 22.86%
2003 053 683.223 24.47%
2007 045 594.194 21.44%
2011 042 561,558 19.10%
2015 034 490.102 16.51%
2019 040 545,544 17.70%

Local elections

year Mandates be right %
1945 2100 265,689
1950 377.294 25.05%
1953 449.251 25.53%
1956 424,977 25.42%
1960 2261 414.175 21.10%
1964 2543 530,878 24.80%
1968 2351 540,450 23.86%
1972 2533 676.387 27.05%
1976 2735 665.632 24.82%
1980 2820 699.280 25.50%
1984 2830 666.218 24.70%
1988 2866 663.692 25.23%
1992 3130 721.310 27.08%
1996 2742 583,623 24.55%
2000 2559 511.370 22.99%
2004 2585 575,822 24.11%
2008 2066 541.187 21.23%
2012 1729 487.924 19.57%

European elections

year Mandates be right %
1996 4th 482,577 21.45%
1999 3 221.836 17.86%
2004 3 350,525 21.16%
2009 2 292.051 17.54%
2014 2 212.211 12.3%0
2019 2 267,603 14.62%

Presidential election

Indirect choice
year candidate be right % electors Last ballot
1925 Väinö Tanner 0.165.091 26.6% 79 0: 281
1931 Väinö Tanner 0.252,550 30.2% 90 0: 300
1937 0.341,408 30.7% 95
1950 0.343,828 21.8% 64
1956 Karl-August Fagerholm 0.442,408 23.3% 72 149: 151
1962 Rafael Paasio 0.289.366 13.1% 36 37: 263
1968 ² 0.315,068 15.5% 55
1978 ³ 0.569.154 23.2% 74
1982 Mauno Koivisto 1,370,314 43.1% 144 167: 134

² / ³ In 1968 and 1978 the SDP supported President Urho Kekkonen ( Center Party ).

Combined election 1988
Ballot candidate Personal
voices
percent Electoral
votes
percent electors
Popular election Mauno Koivisto 1,513,234 48.9 1,175,209 39.4 128 (of 301)
Election meeting 1st ballot 144
Election meeting 2nd ballot 189
Direct choice
year candidate be right percent
1994 Martti Ahtisaari 1.) 0. 828.038
2.) 1.723.485
1.) 25.9%
2.) 53.9%
2000 Tarja Halons 1.) 1,224,431
2.) 1,644,532
1.) 40.0%
2.) 51.6%
2006 Tarja Halons 1.) 1,397,030
2.) 1,630,980
1.) 46.3%
2.) 51.8%
2012 Paavo Lipponen 205.020 6.7%

See also

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