Preliminary figures

On 25 September 2025, the statistics on Electoral turnout in the 2025 parliamentary election were updated with preliminary figures based on data covering 99.5% of eligible voters. Historically, the difference between preliminary and final key figures is very small. Final key figures will be published later this autumn.

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Statistics on

Electoral turnout

The statistics show voter turnout for general elections and municipal council and county council elections by gender, age level of education eg. for country,county and some municipalities. Time series from 1969.

Updated: 25 September 2025
Next update: Not yet determined

Selected figures from these statistics

  • Electoral turnout, by sex, age and education
    Electoral turnout, by sex, age and education
    Municipal county council electionsMunicipal county council electionsGeneral electionGeneral election1
    2019202320212025
    Both sexes64.862.477.280.0
    Males62.360.375.678.8
    Females67.264.678.781.2
    Age
    18-19 years58.355.671.777.5
    20-24 years47.045.565.475.3
    25-44 years56.452.572.075.9
    45-66 years71.969.182.383.4
    67-79 years78.777.485.085.7
    80 years or older61.864.470.374.7
    Level of education
    Basic school level50.545.961.165.5
    Upper secondary education66.562.777.580.4
    Higher education78.975.188.089.8
    1Preliminary figures on voter turnout Preliminary figures based on the number of voters who have checked their ballots among 99.5 percent of those eligible to vote. The difference between preliminary and final figures is, in experience, very small. Final figures will be published later this fall.
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About the statistics

The information under «About the statistics» was last updated 10 June 2021.

The estimates for electoral turnout are based on whether the persons entitled to vote was at the polling station and cast a ballot. The voter will then be ticked off in the electoral roll. We do not know if the ballot will be rejected eg. The estimates for electoral turnout and number of votes for the sum of parties will not be 100% in accordance. however, the discrepancy is very small.

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