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Säädk 715/2019 SUOMEN SÄÄDÖSKOKOELMA MuuMnrovvvvHelsinginSuomesta asia vaalipiirilautakunnanvalittavien Euroopan parlamentinkuulutus jäsenten vaalien tuloksesta Julkaistu Helsingissä 3 päivänä kesäkuuta 2019 715/2019 Helsingin vaalipiirilautakunnan kuulutus Suomesta valittavien Euroopan parlamentin jäsenten vaalien tuloksesta Helsingin vaalipiirilautakunta on tänään vahvistanut toukokuun 26 päivänä 2019 toimi- tettujen europarlamenttivaalien tuloksen. Seuraavat henkilöt ovat tulleet valituiksi Euroo- pan parlamentin jäseniksi parlamentin seuraavaksi toimikaudeksi: Lopullinen Äänimäärä vertausluku 1. Euroopan parlamentin jäsen, 380 460,000 77 588 kauppatieteiden maisteri Sirpa Pietikäinen, Hämeenlinna 2. Valtiotieteiden maisteri 292 892,000 111 714 Ville Niinistö, Turku 3. Entinen puhemies 267 603,000 128 234 Eero Heinäluoma, Helsinki 4. Kasvatustieteen maisteri, 253 176,000 92 760 kansanedustaja Laura Huhtasaari, Pori 5. Yhteiskuntatieteiden maisteri 247 477,000 68 487 Mauri Pekkarinen, Jyväskylä 6. Euroopan parlamentin jäsen, 190 230,000 70 687 filosofian lisensiaatti Henna Virkkunen, Jyväskylä 1 715/2019 7. Euroopan parlamentin varapuhemies, 146 446,000 89 769 maatalous- ja metsätieteiden maisteri Heidi Hautala, Helsinki 8. Euroopan parlamentin jäsen, 133 801,500 68 542 insinööri Miapetra Kumpula-Natri, Vaasa 9. Euroopan parlamentin jäsen 126 820,000 64 560 Petri Sarvamaa, Helsinki 10. Kansanedustaja 126 588,000 29 083 Teuvo Hakkarainen, Viitasaari 11. Toimittaja 126 063,000 51 844 Silvia Modig, Helsinki 12. Euroopan parlamentin jäsen 123 738,500 54 627 Elsi Katainen, Pielavesi 13. Euroopan parlamentin jäsen 115 962,000 46 473 Nils Torvalds, Helsinki Euroopan parlamentin jäsenen paikan tullessa avoimeksi tulevat varajäseniksi numeroi- den 1, 6 ja 9 kohdalla filosofian tohtori Eija-Riitta Korhola, Helsingin kaupungista, nume- roiden 2 ja 7 kohdalla projektipäällikkö, valtiotieteiden kandidaatti Alviina Alametsä, Helsingin kaupungista, numeron 3 ja 8 kohdalla toiminnanjohtaja, sosionomi (AMK) Satu Taavitsainen, Mikkelin kaupungista, numeroiden 4 ja 10 kohdalla Euroopan parlamentin jäsen Pirkko Ruohonen-Lerner, Porvoon kaupungista, numeroiden 5 ja 12 kohdalla Eu- roopan parlamentin jäsen Mirja Vehkaperä, Oulun kaupungista, numeron 11 kohdalla bioanalyytikko (AMK), Euroopan parlamentin jäsen Merja Kyllönen, Suomussalmen kunnasta sekä numeron 13 kohdalla erityisavustaja Anton Nilsson, Maarianhaminan kau- pungista. Vaaleissa annettujen äänien kokonaismäärä on 1 836 059. Tähän päätökseen, jolla vaalien tulos on vahvistettu, saa hakea muutosta valittamalla Helsingin hallinto-oikeuteen kirjallisella valituksella. Valitus on tehtävä 14 päivän kuluessa siitä, kun tämä kuulutus on julkaistu Suomen sää- döskokoelmassa. 2 715/2019 Valituskirjelmä on toimitettava valitusajassa Helsingin hallinto-oikeudelle. Omalla vastuulla valitusasiakirjat voi lähettää postitse tai lähetin välityksellä. Postiin valitusasia- kirjat on jätettävä niin ajoissa, että ne ehtivät perille valitusajan viimeisenä päivänä ennen viraston aukioloajan päättymistä. Valituskirjelmässä on ilmoitettava - valittajan nimi ja kotikunta - postiosoite ja puhelinnumero, joihin asian käsittelyä koskevat ilmoitukset valittajalle voidaan toimittaa - päätös, johon haetaan muutosta - miltä kohdin ja mitä muutoksia päätökseen vaaditaan tehtäväksi - perusteet, joilla muutosta vaaditaan. Valittajan, laillisen edustajan tai asiamiehen on allekirjoitettava valituskirjelmä. Jos va- littajan puhevaltaa käyttää hänen laillinen edustajansa tai asiamiehensä taikka jos valituk- sen laatijana on muu henkilö, on valituskirjelmässä ilmoitettava myös tämän nimi ja koti- kunta. Valituskirjelmään on liitettävä vaalipiirilautakunnan päätös alkuperäisenä tai jäljen- nöksenä. Helsingin hallinto-oikeuden osoite Postiosoite: Käyntiosoite: PL 120 Radanrakentajantie 5 00521 Helsinki 00520 Helsinki Helsingissä 29 päivänä toukokuuta 2019 Puheenjohtaja Timo Erikäinen Sihteeri Heikki Liljeroos JULKAISIJA: OIKEUSMINISTERIÖ ISSN 1455-8904 3.
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