Vaalipiirit 2026

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Valtiollisissa vaaleissa (eduskuntavaalit, europarlamenttivaalit ja presidentinvaalit) maa on jaettu maakuntajaon pohjalta vaalipiireihin voimassa olevan lainsäädännön mukaisesti. Eduskuntavaaleissa kansanedustajien paikat jakaantuvat vaalipiirien kesken valtioneuvoston päätöksen mukaisesti. Presidentinvaalissa ja europarlamenttivaaleissa maa on yhtenä vaalipiirinä - paikkoja ei jaeta eri alueilla, vaan kaikki annetut äänet lasketaan yhteen vaalin tulosta laskettaessa. Samalla tavalla menetellään kunnallisvaaleissa kussakin kunnassa, toisin sanoen kukin kunta on oma vaalipiirinsä. Eduskuntavaalien vaalipiirijakoa noudatetaan sekä presidentinvaalin että europarlamenttivaalien teknisessä toteuttamisessa. Laki vaalilain 5 ja 11§:n muuttamisesta (271/2013) on tullut voimaan 1.9.2013. Vaalipiirijakoa muutettiin 1.9.2013 voimaan tulevalla lailla vaalilain muuttamisesta (271/2013), jota sovelletaan ensimmäisen kerran eduskuntavaaleissa 2015. Lain siirtymäsäännöksen mukaisesti vuoden 2014 europarlamenttivaaleissa noudatettiin kuitenkin vielä vanhaa, 15 vaalipiiriä käsittävää vaalipiirijakoa. Kunnat oli sijoitettu vaalipiireihin voimassa olevan vaalipiirijaon mukaan. Vaalilain (714/1998) 5 §:n mukaan eduskuntavaaleja varten maa on jaettu maakuntajaon pohjalta seuraaviin vaalipiireihin, 13 kpl (kunnat on sijoitettu vaalipiireihin voimassa olevan lainsäädännön mukaisesti).

Laajennettu kuvaus

In national elections (Parliamentary elections, European Parliament elections and Presidential elections), the country is divided into constituencies based on the division of regions according to the legislation in force. In Parliamentary elections, the seats in parliament are allocated to the constituencies in accordance with a Government decision. The whole country is a single constituency in Presidential elections and in the European Parliament elections – seats are not divided in different areas, but all the votes cast are counted when calculating the result of the elections. The same method is applied in Municipal elections in each municipality, in other words, each municipality is a constituency of its own. The division of constituencies of Parliamentary elections is applied in the technical implementation of both the Presidential election and the European Parliament elections. The division into constituencies was changed in the act on amending the Election Act (271/2013) that entered into force on 1 September 2013, and the act is applied for the first time in the Parliamentary elections 2015 (19 April 2015). In accordance with the transitional provision of the act, the old division into constituencies that includes 15 constituencies was, however, applied to the 2014 European Parliament elections. Municipalities were placed into constituencies according to the constituency division in force. According to Section 5 of the Election Act (714/1998) the country is divided into the following 13 constituencies based on the division of regions (municipalities are placed in constituencies according to the legislation in force).

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description_extended In national elections (Parliamentary elections, European Parliament elections and Presidential elections), the country is divided into constituencies based on the division of regions according to the legislation in force. In Parliamentary elections, the seats in parliament are allocated to the constituencies in accordance with a Government decision. The whole country is a single constituency in Presidential elections and in the European Parliament elections – seats are not divided in different areas, but all the votes cast are counted when calculating the result of the elections. The same method is applied in Municipal elections in each municipality, in other words, each municipality is a constituency of its own. The division of constituencies of Parliamentary elections is applied in the technical implementation of both the Presidential election and the European Parliament elections. The division into constituencies was changed in the act on amending the Election Act (271/2013) that entered into force on 1 September 2013, and the act is applied for the first time in the Parliamentary elections 2015 (19 April 2015). In accordance with the transitional provision of the act, the old division into constituencies that includes 15 constituencies was, however, applied to the 2014 European Parliament elections. Municipalities were placed into constituencies according to the constituency division in force. According to Section 5 of the Election Act (714/1998) the country is divided into the following 13 constituencies based on the division of regions (municipalities are placed in constituencies according to the legislation in force).

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