Finland election polls 2027
Parliamentary election 18 Apr 2027, in 6 months.
Social Democratic Party of Finland leads the polling average with 23.3%, 6.7 points ahead of National Coalition Party.
Average
Updated 34 minutes ago
SDPSocial Democratic Party of Finland
23.3
−0.2
KOKNational Coalition Party
16.6
−0.3
KESKCentre Party
13.4
−0.1
VASLeft Alliance
11.6
+0.3
VIHRGreen League
8.6
−0.1
SFPSwedish People's Party of Finland
3.9
±0.0
KDChristian Democrats
3.2
−0.1
Trend
SDPKOKPSKESKVASVIHR
Stances
SDPKOKPSKESKVASVIHR
Immigration
ExpandRestrictRemigration
Economy
Free marketState-directed
Abortion
Broad accessProtect unborn life
Marriage & family
Individual choiceTraditional
National culture
CosmopolitanPreserve heritage
Technology
Light-touchRein in Big Tech
Scores and reasons written by AI. Methodology
Why these scores
Immigration
- Social Democratic Party of Finland: 4 of 10 2026 programme keeps labour-market testing, ties benefits to language study; backed the 2024 border security law
- National Coalition Party: 5.5 of 10 Oct 2026 plan: asylum processed outside the EU, work-based benefits, permits revoked for serious crime
- Finns Party: 7.5 of 10 2023 programme: asylum right only for Europeans, end refugee quota, move humanitarian migrants 'from integration to repatriation'
- Centre Party: 4.5 of 10 2026 programme: points-based work migration, shift from asylum to quota refugees, clear borders
- Left Alliance: 1 of 10 2025-2028 programme: reverse all Orpo-era asylum tightening, raise refugee quota, ease family reunification
- Green League: 1.5 of 10 2027-2031 programme: refugee quota to 3,000, no income limits on family reunification, no labour tests
Economy
- Social Democratic Party of Finland: 6 of 10 2026 programme shifts taxation from work to capital and wealth to fund the welfare state
- National Coalition Party: 3 of 10 2026 programme: cut overall tax rate to Nordic level, lower work taxes in all brackets
- Finns Party: 3.5 of 10 Oct 2026 plan: about EUR 10 billion of cuts for 2028-2031, no new taxes on work
- Centre Party: 4 of 10 2026 programme: shift taxation to consumption, lower tax on retained profits, cap top benefits
- Left Alliance: 7.5 of 10 Wealth tax on millionaires, higher corporate tax, electricity grid back into public ownership
- Green League: 6.5 of 10 Permanent wealth tax on large fortunes, steeper capital taxation, phased basic income
Christian identity
- Social Democratic Party of Finland: 2 of 10 Wants one common worldview subject replacing separate religious education in schools
- National Coalition Party: 3 of 10 Programme says nothing on church or religion; only religious item is a school burqa and niqab ban
- Finns Party: 5.5 of 10 Finnishness programme roots the nation in Christian values; wants refugee quota to favour persecuted Christians
- Centre Party: 4 of 10 2026 principles programme values the Christian value base as part of national culture
- Left Alliance: 1 of 10 Would end the Lutheran and Orthodox churches' public-law status; one common worldview subject
- Green League: 1 of 10 Equal status for all worldviews towards the state; common worldview subject in schools
Abortion
- Social Democratic Party of Finland: 1 of 10 2026 programme: secure abortion rights and eventually write them into the constitution
- National Coalition Party: 2.5 of 10 Accepts the abortion-on-request law in force since 2023; programme adds support after miscarriage and abortion
- Finns Party: 4 of 10 Many of its MPs opposed the 2022 abortion-on-request law; no pledge to repeal it
- Centre Party: 3 of 10 No party line on abortion; programmes are silent; accepts the abortion-on-request law in force since 2023
- Left Alliance: 1 of 10 Wants the right to free and safe abortion written into the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights
- Green League: 1 of 10 Abortion on request without justification up to 18 weeks of pregnancy
Marriage & family
- Social Democratic Party of Finland: 1.5 of 10 2026 programme calls for recognising a third legal gender and gender diversity in services
- National Coalition Party: 3 of 10 2026 programme: third gender marker, conversion-therapy ban, plus pro-natal family leave reform
- Finns Party: 6 of 10 Voted against the 2023 trans self-ID law; 2025 programme wants teaching on multiple genders out of schools
- Centre Party: 4 of 10 Pro-natal pledges like tax-free parental allowances, but accepts all family forms and non-commercial surrogacy
- Left Alliance: 0 of 10 Gender self-declaration from 15, third gender marker, more than two legal parents
- Green League: 0.5 of 10 Third legal gender, legal gender change from 15, legal surrogacy, abolish home-care allowance
National culture
- Social Democratic Party of Finland: 3 of 10 Defends bilingual services; 2026 integration paper asks newcomers to adopt Finnish core values
- National Coalition Party: 4.5 of 10 Pledges to cherish Finnish cultural heritage and require Finnish or Swedish for settlement
- Finns Party: 8 of 10 2022 Finnishness programme: end compulsory Swedish, reject multicultural 'parallel societies'
- Centre Party: 5 of 10 Principles programme pledges to strengthen patriotism and defend Swedish as a national language
- Left Alliance: 1.5 of 10 Programme seeks to dismantle 'borders and distrust' between people; backs Sámi consent over land use
- Green League: 1.5 of 10 No national-identity agenda; backs Karelian and Romani language acts and integration as support, not duty
Subsidiarity
- Social Democratic Party of Finland: 3 of 10 Backs a stronger EU with new own resources and a joint competitiveness fund
- National Coalition Party: 3 of 10 2026 programme: deepen EU integration, majority voting in foreign policy, open to treaty change; wary of joint debt
- Finns Party: 7.5 of 10 2024 EU programme: EU exit should not be taboo; rejects joint debt and a transfer union
- Centre Party: 6.5 of 10 Principles built on decentralisation; wants more power and funding autonomy for wellbeing regions, dual municipal residence
- Left Alliance: 3 of 10 Backs EU joint debt, ECB financing of states, EU wealth and digital taxes
- Green League: 2 of 10 Wants a closer EU, end of unanimity in foreign policy and budget, EU-wide election lists
Technology
- Social Democratic Party of Finland: 7 of 10 Social media age limits platforms must enforce, plus a European age-verification system
- National Coalition Party: 6 of 10 2026 programme pledges under-15 social media restriction, but no new advertising rules and AI-friendly liability law
- Finns Party: 4 of 10 Leader Purra doubted laws can curb children's social media and stalled Orpo's under-15 limit, August 2026
- Centre Party: 6.5 of 10 Wants EU to ban steering algorithms, restore platform default settings and impose duties on tech firms
- Left Alliance: 6 of 10 Binding AI transparency rules, power to break up dominant platforms, AI sector into social ownership
- Green League: 6 of 10 EU-wide online age limits, platform liability for addictive design, labelling of AI content