According to the latest poll by Yle, the Samlingsparty, a liberal conservative party, is currently in the lead with 19.8 percent of the vote, closely followed by the nationalist True Finns with 19.5 percent. The Social Democrats, led by Prime Minister Sanna Marin, are in third place with 18.7 percent. Elina Valtonen, the vice-chairman of Samlingspartiet, has stated that they are open to cooperating with any party. The Coalition Party’s main priority is to accelerate economic growth in Finland, as per Valtonen’s statement. The election is set to take place on Sunday.
The liberal conservative Samlingsparty leads with 19.8 percent, closely followed by the nationalist True Finns with 19.5, ahead of Sunday’s election in Finland, according to Yle’s latest poll.
The Social Democrats, led by Prime Minister Sanna Marin, are in third place with 18.7 percent,
– We have not ruled out any party cooperation, says Elina Valtonen, vice-chairman of the Samlingspartiet, to TT.
Accelerating economic growth in Finland has the highest priority for the Coalition Party, according to Valtonen.