Fredrik Guseff, Secretary General of the Swedish People's Party, is very pleased with the list of candidates nominated by the Swedish People's Party in the European elections and is convinced that the broad profile and knowledge of the candidates will secure the Swedish People's Party's mandate in Brussels.

"For the Swedish People's Party, it is crucial that we have a good list of candidates in the European elections. The voice of the Swedish People's Party will continue to be heard in Brussels. That is why I can now say that I am very pleased with the wide variety of candidates we have in this election. We have an even gender balance, age distribution and geographical spread. With this list, we will win the elections and secure our seat in the European Parliament.Nine of the Swedish People's Party's candidates in the European elections are women and eleven are men. The average age is 41 years. Seven of the candidates are under thirty years of age."The Swedish People's Party's representative in the European Parliament has held a very influential position during previous parliamentary terms. This is also something we must strive for with a view to the future. This is important both for the Swedish People's Party and for Finland. Our candidates all have extensive previous experience in political work, which is very important for working in Brussels," says Guseff.Swedish People's Party candidates EU elections 2024:Eva Biaudet, Member of Parliament, HelsinkiJohanna Borg, Nurse, NärpesSamuel Broman, Entrepreneur, Legal Counsel, MustasaariOscar Byman, Special Adviser, Master of Science in Business and Economics, KimitoönMira Bäck, Student Nursing, VaasaDan Cederlöf, Student Counsellor, Student, HelsinkiOona Hagman, Entrepreneur, HelsinkiAnna-Maja Henriksson, Minister of Education, Member of Parliament, JakobstadMagnus Hertzberg, Journalist, Retired, HelsinkiMikael Jern, Agronomist, Farmer, EspooHenrik Meinander, Professor, HelsinkiIngrid Möller, Student, TurkuWilhelm von Nandelstadh, Entrepreneur, SastamalaAnton Nilsson, Ministerial Counsellor, MariehamnKalle Pusa, IT Consultant, Lawyer, HelsinkiFrida Sigfrids, Master of Social Sciences, Parliamentary Assistant, PorvooNiclas Sjöskog, Farmer, PedersöreJulia Ståhle, Social Policy Specialist, EspooAnita Westerholm, Law Clerk, Special Adviser to the Minister, RaseborgNicke Wulff, Rector, Turku