Opposition group · Left
Left Alliance
11 MPs. The group has taken part in 2652 divisions this term, of which 161 decided a bill's fate.
2023–2027 term
- Seats
- 11
- Unanimous
- 92%
- 2436 / 2640 divisions
- Present
- 86%
- of the group's votes cast
- Position won
- 7%
- 11 / 161 bill divisions
- Speeches
- 1413
- 5143 since 2015
Bill divisions that split the group the most
Divisions on passing or rejecting a bill in which the largest share of the group voted against its own majority. The bar shows the group's own votes.
5 yes · 4 no
Raising retirement age and pension reformPassedHE 16/2015 vp20 Nov 2015chamber 157–4
7 yes · 5 no
Ensuring essential care during industrial disputesPassedHE 130/2022 vp18 Sep 2022chamber 109–38
4 yes · 8 no
Removing protection for jackdawsPassedHE 83/2018 vp26 Jun 2018chamber 148–23the group's position lost
7 yes · 2 no
Closing Friendship Park visitor centrePassedHE 203/2024 vp3 Apr 2025chamber 144–17
2 yes · 8 no
Protected periods for work-based residence permitsPassedHE 179/2024 vp8 Apr 2025chamber 95–74the group's position lost
7 yes · 1 no
Making ASP saving terms more flexiblePassedHE 7/2025 vp13 May 2025chamber 102–52
8 yes · 1 no
Abolishing regional sports councilsPassedHE 23/2026 vp28 Apr 2026chamber 153–26
1 yes · 8 no
Additional fuel tax refund for agriculturePassedHE 7/2018 vp3 Apr 2018chamber 159–20the group's position lost
1 yes · 11 no
Reforming alcohol legislation and liberalising salesPassedHE 100/2017 vp19 Dec 2017chamber 124–65the group's position lost
Latest bill divisions
The newest divisions on passing or rejecting a bill, and the group's own position in them.
0 yes · 10 no
Reforming prison officer training and managementPassedHE 25/2026 vp8 Sep 2026chamber 100–55the group's position lost
0 yes · 10 no
Expanding information exchange between security authoritiesPassedHE 182/2025 vp22 Jun 2026chamber 151–23the group's position lost
0 yes · 10 no
Official mail in private digital mailboxesPassedHE 58/2026 vp22 Jun 2026chamber 100–74the group's position lost
0 yes · 10 no
Permitting barnacle goose and cormorant huntingPassedHE 108/2026 vp22 Jun 2026chamber 150–23the group's position lost
0 yes · 10 no
Increasing agricultural fuel oil tax refundsPassedHE 114/2026 vp22 Jun 2026chamber 122–53the group's position lost
0 yes · 10 no
Online alcohol sales and home deliveryPassedHE 131/2025 vp22 Jun 2026chamber 98–77the group's position lost
0 yes · 10 no
Cutting and reforming county fundingPassedHE 56/2026 vp22 Jun 2026chamber 100–75the group's position lost
0 yes · 10 no
Permitting nuclear weapon import and transitPassedHE 72/2026 vp16 Jun 2026chamber 125–61the group's position lost
0 yes · 10 no
Making customs decisions primarily electronicPassedHE 28/2026 vp16 Jun 2026chamber 166–21the group's position lost
0 yes · 10 no
Transferring ambulance transport from KelaPassedHE 66/2026 vp16 Jun 2026chamber 102–85the group's position lost
0 yes · 10 no
Facilitating and accelerating nuclear power constructionPassedHE 24/2026 vp16 Jun 2026chamber 126–61the group's position lost
0 yes · 10 no
Reforming integration and language training servicesPassedHE 74/2026 vp16 Jun 2026chamber 102–85the group's position lost
0 yes · 9 no
Introducing a citizenship testPassedHE 54/2026 vp9 Jun 2026chamber 153–21the group's position lost
0 yes · 9 no
Restricting direct procurement from in-house companiesPassedHE 2/2026 vp9 Jun 2026chamber 91–83the group's position lost
0 yes · 9 no
Allowing surgical castration of pigletsPassedHE 32/2026 vp9 Jun 2026chamber 110–60the group's position lost
0 yes · 9 no
Easing corporate sustainability reportingPassedHE 38/2026 vp2 Jun 2026chamber 108–61the group's position lost
0 yes · 9 no
Clarifying taxation of foreign investment fundsPassedHE 57/2026 vp2 Jun 2026chamber 148–21the group's position lost
0 yes · 9 no
Speeding up enforcement of deportationsPassedHE 51/2026 vp2 Jun 2026chamber 147–22the group's position lost
0 yes · 9 no
Streamlining further training for nursesPassedHE 197/2025 vp19 May 2026chamber 91–77the group's position lost
0 yes · 9 no
Digitalising and centralising public administration archivingPassedHE 169/2025 vp19 May 2026chamber 115–54the group's position lost
Most often against the group
MPs who most often voted against their own group's majority. Includes those with at least 50 comparable divisions.
Sitting MPs11
Timo Furuholm
Left
- Present
- 96%
- Against group
- 0.9%24
Veronika Honkasalo
Left
- Present
- 89%
- Against group
- 0.2%13
Jessi Jokelainen
Left
- Present
- 86%
- Against group
- 2.2%31
Mai Kivelä
Left
- Present
- 76%
- Against group
- 0.5%22
Anna Kontula
Left
- Present
- 86%
- Against group
- 1.5%123
Minja Koskela
Left
- Present
- 97%
- Against group
- 0.1%3
Pia Lohikoski
Left
- Present
- 85%
- Against group
- 0.4%18
Laura Meriluoto
Left
- Present
- 79%
- Against group
- 2%42
Aino-Kaisa Pekonen
Left
- Present
- 84%
- Against group
- 0.8%69
Hanna Sarkkinen
Left
- Present
- 73%
- Against group
- 0.7%53
Johannes Yrttiaho
Left
- Present
- 76%
- Against group
- 0.8%32
Changed during the term3
Voted with the group this term but no longer sit in Parliament.
MPs from earlier terms11
MPs whose voting history in the archive ends with this group before the 2023–2027 term.