Finland's recent municipal, regional, and mayoral elections have signified a dramatic political shift, with leftist parties gaining ground while rightwing populist parties, particularly the Finns party, faced substantial losses. The Finns party's vote share plummeted from 20% to 7.6%, leaving the Social Democratic party (SDP) as the largest party nationwide at 23%. This shift is largely attributed to public discontent over austerity measures, particularly in health and social care services, as expressed by voters and campaigners alike, indicating a rejection of the previous government's policies.
The rightwing populist parties were roundly defeated in Finland's recent elections, indicating a shift toward leftist politics and a reaction against austerity measures.
The far-right Finns party saw its support plummet from 20% to 7.6% in the recent elections, highlighting a major political upheaval in Finland.
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