
Petteri Orpo, the chairperson of the National Coalition, attended a question-time debate in the Parliament House in Helsinki on 12 May 2022. Support for the right-wing opposition party remains at a level of its own, reveals an opinion poll commissioned by Helsingin Sanomat. (Antti Aimo-Koivisto – Lehtikuva)
THE NATIONAL COALITION has held on to its status as the most popular political party in Finland.
Helsingin Sanomat on Wednesday revealed that its latest opinion poll indicates that the right-wing opposition party would win 24.1 per cent of the votes if the parliamentary elections were held today, emerging as the largest party by the comfortable margin of almost 5.5 percentage points over the Social Democrats.