Ari Koponen

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Ari Koponen
Uusimaa

Personal details
Born	5 May 1982 Vantaa, Uusimaa, Helsinki
Political party	Finns Party

Ari Koponen (born 5 May 1982 in

Uusimaa constituency.^[1]

References

^ Eduskunta profile

Eduskunta members 2023–2027
National Coalition Party (48)	Aalto-Setälä Autto Castrén (2024–) Eestilä Fagerström Grahn-Laasonen Häkkänen Hänninen Heinonen Heikkinen Ikonen Jukkola Jäntti Kaleva Kauma Kaunisto Kaunistola Keto-Huovinen Kilpi Kinnari Kiuru Kopra Koulumies Lahdenperä Laiho Limnéll Lindberg Marttinen Multala Mykkänen Orpo Paasi (2024–) Partanen Päivärinta Risikko Salla Sammallahti Sarkomaa Satonen Sirén Talvitie Toveri Valkonen Valtola Valtonen Vestman Vikman Väyrynen Wallinheimo Zyskowicz
Finns Party (46)	Aittakumpu‡ Antikainen Bergbom Eerola Elomaa Garedew Halla-aho Huhtasaari Huru Immonen Junnila Juuso Juvonen Kangas Keskisarja Koponen Koskela Laakso Lehtinen Lundén Meri Mäenpää Mäkelä Niemi Nieminen Peltokangas Piisinen Polvinen Puisto Purra Ranne Rantanen Rasinkangas (2024–) Reijonen Rintamäki Ronkainen Rostila Rydman Savio Seppänen Sillanpää Simula Strandman Tavio Tynkkynen Vigelius Vähämäki
Social Democrats (43)	Asell Berg Eloranta Eskelinen Filatov Gebhard Guzenina Haatainen Hamari (2023–) Harakka Heinäluoma Hiltunen Kari Kiljunen Kiuru Kokko Koskinen Kumpula-Natri (2024–) Kvarnström Kymäläinen Lindén Lindtman Lyly Malm Marin Marttila Merinen Mikkonen Mäkinen Mäkynen Nikkanen Nurminen Ojala-Niemelä Peltonen Perholehto Rantanen Razmyar Räsänen Skinnari Suhonen Tuppurainen Viitala Viitanen Väätäinen Werning
Centre Party (22)	Honkonen Hoskonen Huttunen Kaikkonen Kalli Kallio Kalmari Kemppi Kettunen Kosonen Kulmuni Kurvinen Lintilä Lohi Mattila Mehtälä Oinas-Panuma Ovaska Riipi (2024–) Saarikko Savola Siponen Viljanen
Green League (13)	Alametsä (2024–) Diarra Elo Forsgrén Haavisto Harjanne Holopainen Hopsu Hyrkkö Mikkonen Ohisalo Pitko Tynkkynen Virta
Left Alliance (11)	Andersson Furuholm Honkasalo Jokelainen (2024–) Kivelä Kontula Koskela Kyllönen Lohikoski (2024–) Meriluoto Pekonen Saramo Sarkkinen Yrttiaho (2024–)
Swedish People's Party (9)	Adlercreutz Andersson Bergqvist Biaudet Henriksson Ingo (2024–) Norrback Ollikainen Strand Wickström
Christian Democrats (5)	Essayah Poutala Räsänen Tanus Östman
Movement Now (1)	Harkimo
Åland Coalition (1)	Löfström
Independent (1)	Vornanen‡
‡ = Elected under a different party. Italic = Left office before end of term.

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