Finland's prime minister Sanna Marin conceded defeat on Sunday in a tight election for parliament, denying the leader a second term in office.
Petteri Orpo’s center-right National Coalition Party claimed victory Sunday evening with around 97.7 per cent of the votes counted, coming out on top at 20.7 per cent. They were followed closely by right-wing populist party The Finns with 20.1 per cent, while the Social Democrats garnered 19.9 per cent.
