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Xevaa 197200 1973 Dig.Pdf (2.351Mt) SUOMEN VI RA LLINEN TILASTO - FIN LAND S OFFICIELLA STATISTIK OFFICIAL STATISTICS OF FINLAND X X IX A :32 KANSANEDUSTAJAIN VAALIT RIKSDAGSMANNAVALEN PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS 1972 HELSINKI 1973 Tätä julkaisua myy Denna publikation säljes av This publication can be obtained from Valtion painatuskeskus Statens tryckericentral Annankatu 44 Annegatan 44 00100 Helsinki 10 00100 Helsingfors 10 Helsinki 1973. Valtion painatuskeskus ALKUSANAT FÖRORD Tämä julkaisu sisältää tietoja vuoden 1972 kansanedus­ Föreliggande publikation innehäller uppgifter om riks- tajain vaaleista. Ehdokkaiden sosiaaliryhmitystä koskevia dagsmannavalen 1 9 7 2 . Oavsett tabeller gjorda efter kan- tauluja lukuunottamatta on julkaisusta saatavissa vastaavat didatem as socialgrupp Publikationen omfattar motsvarande tiedot kuin sarjan edellisestäkin julkaisusta. uppgifter som föregäende Publikationen i serien. Tässä julkaisussa esitettyjen tietojen lisäksi on Tilasto­ Utöverdepublicerade uppgiftema finns i Statistikcent­ keskuksesta saatavissa tarkempia tietoja äänioikeutetuista, ralen detaljerade uppgifter om röstberättigade, röstande äänestäneistä ja puolueiden saamista äänim ääristä äänes- och antal röster för partierna efter röstningsomräde samt tysalueittain sekä ennakolta äänestäneistä, ehdokkaiden uppgifter efter kommun om förhandsröstande, antal röster saamista äänim ääristä, hylätyistä ja huomioon ottamatta för kandidatema och röster som kasserats eller iämnats jätetyistä äänistä kunnittain. utan av s e ende. Tilaston laatimista on johtanut aktuaari Pertti Statistiken har uppgjorts under ledning av aktuarie Tauriainen, joka myös on kirjoittanut julkaisun tekstin. Pertti Tauriainen, som ocksä skrivit texten. Helsingissä, Tilastokeskuksessa, joulukuussa 1972 Helsingfors, Statistikcentralen, december 1972 Eino H. Laurila Jorma Hyppölä 4 SISÄLLYS INNEHÂLL T e k s t i S iv \ Text S id a Kansanedustajain vaalit 1972 ................................................. 6 Riksdagsmannavalen 1972 6 T a u 1 u j a T abeller 1. Äänioikeutetut ja äänestäneet kunnittain ............ 17 1. Röstberättigade och röstande efter kommun ... 17 2. Puolueiden äänimäärät kunnittain ........................... 32 2. Antal röster för partierna efter kommun 32 3. Ahvenanmaan vaalipiirissä eri ehdokaslistoille 3. Antal röster för kandidatlistoma i Alands annetut äänet ...................................................................... 64 v a lk r e ts ...................................................................................... 6 4 4. Ulkomailla ja laivoissa äänestäneet ...................... 65 4. Röstande utomlands och pa fartyg ............................ 65 5. Ennakolta äänestäneet ennakkoäänestyspaikan 5. Förhandsröstande efter förhandsröstnings- ja syyn mukaan vaalipiireittäin ............................... 66 ställe, orsak och valkrets ............................................. 66 6. Hylätyt äänestysliput syyn .mukaan vaalipii­ 6. Kasserade röstsedlar efter orsak och val­ r e i t tä in ..................................................................................... 67 k r e t s .............................................................................................. 67 7. Huomioon ottamatta jätetyt ennakkoäänet syyn 7. Förhandsröster som lämnats utan avseende mukaan vaalipiireittäin ................................................. 68 efter orsak och valkrets .................................................. 68 8. Naisehdokkaiden äänimäärät puolueittain ja 8. Antal röster för kvinnliga kandidater efter vaalipiireittäin ................................................................... 69 parti och valkrets ............................................................... 69 9. Ehdokkaat vaalipiireittäin ja puolueittain .... 70 9. Kandidater enligt valkrets och parti ......................... 70 10. Valitut kansanedustajat vaalipiireittäin ja puo­ 10. Valda riksdagsmän efter valkrets och parti ... 71 lu e itta in ................................................................................... 71 11. Valitut kansanedustajat asuinpaikan mukaan .. 71 11. Valda riksdagsmän efter boningsort ...................... 71 12. Valitut kansanedustajat iän m ukaan ......................... 72 12. Valda riksdagsmän efter álder ................................. 72 13. Valitut kansanedustajat valtiopäivien luvun 13. Valda riksdagsmän efter antalet förut bevis- mukaan, joilla he ovat ennen olleet edustajina 72 tade riksdagar ......................................................................... 72 14. Kansanedustajaehdokkaat puolueittain. Vaali­ 14. Riksdagsmannakandidater efter parti. Val­ piiri , äänimäärä ja vertausluku ............................. 73 krets, antal röster och jämförelsetal ................... 73 CONTENTS Text P a g e P a g e Parliamentary elections 1972 6 S u m m a r y ................................................................................................ 8 T able s 1. Persons entitled to vote and persons who voted 8. Vote totals of women candidates by parties and by communes ......................... 17 electoral districts ......................................................... 69 2. Votes by parties and communes ............................... 32 9. Candidates by electoral districts and parties . 70 3. Vote totals of candidates in the electoral ...d i s ­ 10. Members of Parliament by electoral districts trict of Ahvenanmaa ................................................. 64 and parties ........................................................................... 71 4. Persons who voted abroad or on ships ........ 65 11. Members of Parliament by domicile ....................... 71 5. Advance voters by voting place, cause and 12. Members of Parliament by age ................................. 72 electoral district ................................... 66 13. Members of Parliament by number of parliamen­ 6. Disallowed ballots by cause and electoral ...d i s ­ tary Sessions they have before participated in 72 t r i c t .......................................................................................... 67 14. Candidates in elections of Members of Parlia­ 7. Advence votes which have not been taken into ment by parties. Electoral district, number account, by cause and electoral d istrict ............. 68 of votes and comparison figure ............................... 73 5 Käytetyt symbolit — Använda symboler — Used symbols Toisto — Repetition — Repetition ............................................................................................................................................ " Ei mitään ilm oitettavaa — Intet finns att redovisa — Magnitude nil ........................................................................................................................ Suure pienempi kuin puolet käytetystä yksiköstä — Storhet mindre än hälften av den använda enheten —Magnitude less th a n h a lf o f u n it em p lo y ed ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 0 .0 Tietoa ei saatu — Uppgift ej tillgänglig — Data not available .................................................................................................................................................. Loogisesti mahdoton esitettäväksi — Logiskt omöjlig uppgift — Category not applicable ........................................................................ M iehiä — Män — M ales .............................................................................................................................................................................. M N aisia — Kvinnor — Fem ales ........................................................................................................... N Molemmat sukupuolet — Bäda könen — Both sexes ............................................................................................................................................................. M s 6 KANSANEDUSTAJAIN VAALIT 1972 RIKSDAGSMANNAVALEN 1972 V aalien ajankohta Valens tidpunkt Käytettyään hallitusmuodon 27 §:n mukaista oikeuttaan Efter att ha utnyttjat sin rätt att upplösa riksdagen en- hajottaa eduskunta m ääräsi Tasavallan presidentti 29 päi­ ligt 27 § i regeringsformen bestämde Republikens Presi­ vänä lokakuuta 1971 antamallaan avoimella kirjeellä ja dent genom sitt öppna brev och förordnande av den 29 käskyllä toimitettaviksi uudet vaalit. Ennakkoäänestys Oktober 1971 att nya riksdagsmannaval skulle förrättas. alkoi joulukuun 13 päivänä ja päättyi joulukuun 29 päivänä Förhandsröstningen inleddes den 13 december och av- 1971. Vaalit toimitettiin kansanedustajain vaaleista 13 slutades den 29 december 1971. Enligt lagen om riksdags­ päivänä kesäkuuta 1969 annetun lain (391/69) 4-6 §:n 2 mo­ mannaval given den 13 juni 1969 (391/69) 4-6 § 2 mom. för- mentin mukaan 2 ja 3 päivänä tammikuuta 1972. rättades valen den 2 och 3 januari 1972. Äänioikeutetut Röstberättigade Äänioikeutettuja olivat lainvoimaisiin vaaliluetteloihin Röstberättigade var personer upptagna i lagakraftvunna merkityt henkilöt. K unkin kunnan vaaliluetteloihin oli otettu vallängder. 1 var je kommuns vallängd upptogs alla finska kaikki Suomen kansalaiset, jotka ennen vaalivuoden alkua medborgare som före valärets ingäng fyllt 20 är (1951 och olivat täyttäneet 20vuotta(1951 ja ennen syntyneet) ja olivat tidigare födda) och vilka är mantalsskrivna i ifrägavarande henkikirjoitetut ko. kunnassa. Äänioikeutta vailla olivat
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