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Results

Turnout	58,5%	-8,6	[1] & [2]

party	seats^a		votes
party	seats^a		proportion		amount^a
Social Democratic Party of Finland	53	-27	25,06%	-12,9	216 861	-148 185
Agrarian Party	45	+3	20,27%	+0,6	175 401	-13 896
National Coalition Party	35	+7	18,15%	+2,4	157 116	+6 098
Central Electoral Committee of Finnish Workers	27	–	14,81%	–	128 181	–
Swedish People's Party	25	+3	12,41%	+0,3	107 414	-9 168
National Progressive Party	15	-11	9,21%	-3,6	79 676	-43 414
Others		-2^b	0,09%	-1,6^b	772	-15 296^b
Total	200		100%		865 421	-95 680
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