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Domestic news -
Politics
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Thursday, 11 March 2010 12:42 |
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Finnish national daily Helsingin Sanomat on Thursday quoted a Taylor Nelson Sofres poll as indicating that the National Coalition party remained the country's biggest party with a rating of 23.1 per cent, down by a tenth of a percentage point from a similar poll carried out in November last year.
The poll gave the opposition Social Democrats 21.3 per cent, up by eight-tenths of a point, with the Centre party in third place with 19.9 per cent, down by a tenth of a point.
All changes fit in the margin of error, stated as two percentage points either way.
Commissioned by the paper, TNS interviewed about 2,900 people in February and March.
STT
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