This is a list of members of the 39th Parliament of Finland elected at the parliamentary election held on 2 April 2023, and subsequent changes during the 2023–2027 legislative term.
| Name | Electoral district | Votes | Party | Group | Took office | Left office | Notes | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Swedish | |||||||||
| Centre Party | |||||||||
| Greens | Replaced Maria Ohisalo.[1] [2] | ||||||||
| Left Alliance | Elected to the European Parliament, replaced by Johannes Yrttiaho.[3] [4] | ||||||||
| Otto Andersson | Swedish | ||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Swedish | |||||||||
| Swedish | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | Replaced Aura Salla.[5] [6] | ||||||||
| Greens | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Greens | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Christian Democrats | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Greens | |||||||||
| Left Alliance | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | Elected to the European Parliament, replaced by .[7] | ||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Greens | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | Replaced Sanna Marin.[8] [9] | ||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Greens | |||||||||
| Liike Nyt | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Swedish | Elected to the European Parliament, replaced by Christoffer Ingo.[10] [11] | ||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Greens | |||||||||
| Left Alliance | |||||||||
| Centre Party | |||||||||
| Greens | |||||||||
| Centre Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Greens | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Swedish | Replaced Anna-Maja Henriksson.[12] | ||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Left Alliance | Replaced Merja Kyllönen.[13] [14] | ||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Centre Party | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Centre Party | |||||||||
| Centre Party | |||||||||
| Centre Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Centre Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Centre Party | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Left Alliance | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Left Alliance | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Left Alliance | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Centre Party | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Centre Party | Elected to the European Parliament, replaced by .[15] [16] | ||||||||
| rowspan=2 | Social Democrats | Replaced by .[17] [18] | |||||||
| Replaced Marttila. | |||||||||
| Centre Party | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Left Alliance | Elected to the European Parliament, replaced by .[19] | ||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Centre Party | |||||||||
| Swedish | |||||||||
| Centre Party | |||||||||
| Left Alliance | Replaced Jussi Saramo.[20] [21] | ||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | Resigned, replaced by Lotta Hamari.[22] | ||||||||
| rowspan=2 | Social Democrats | Replaced Miapetra Kumpula-Natri.[23] Replaced by Kumpula-Natri. | |||||||
| Replaced Maria Guzenina. | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Centre Party | |||||||||
| Centre Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Left Alliance | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Greens | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Swedish | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Greens | Elected to the European Parliament, replaced by Alviina Alametsä.[24] | ||||||||
| Centre Party | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Swedish | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Christian Democrats | |||||||||
| Centre Party | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | Replaced Pekka Toveri.[25] | ||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Left Alliance | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Greens | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Christian Democrats | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Centre Party | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Christian Democrats | |||||||||
| Finns Party | Replaced Sebastian Tynkkynen.[26] | ||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Centre Party | Replaced Katri Kulmuni.[27] | ||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Centre Party | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | Elected to the European Parliament, replaced by .[28] | ||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Left Alliance | Elected to the European Parliament, replaced by Pia Lohikoski.[29] | ||||||||
| Left Alliance | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Centre Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Centre Party | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Swedish | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Christian Democrats | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | Elected to the European Parliament, replaced by .[30] | ||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Greens | |||||||||
| Finns Party | Elected to the European Parliament, replaced by .[31] | ||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Finns Party | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Centre Party | |||||||||
| Greens | |||||||||
| Finns Party | Expelled from the Finns Party group following a shooting incident outside a karaoke bar in Helsinki.[32] [33] | ||||||||
| rowspan=2 | None | ||||||||
| Timo Vornanen | Formed eponymous parliamentary group.[34] | ||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||
| Social Democrats | |||||||||
| Swedish | |||||||||
| Left Alliance | Replaced Li Andersson.[35] | ||||||||
| National Coalition Party | |||||||||