Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin was on track to lose in the Nordic country’s close parliamentary elections to a pro-business opposition group.
With almost 95% of votes counted, National Coalition leader Petteri Orpo declared victory, and the millennial leader’s Social Democrats were seen falling to third place behind the far-right Finns Party.
Orpo’s center-right party was set to win 48 seats, the Finns 46 seats and Marin’s SDP 43 seats, according to a tally by the Justice Ministry.
