Previous election coverage

I've written quite on a bit on the 2007 Finnish parliamentary election while guest blogging on Aapotsikko. For reference purposes, I thought I'd link to all the posts in one handy post. So, previously, on a different channel:

• The Coalition's personnel problems - Scandals, schmandals.
• What is this "European Union" you speak of? - The organization that must not be named.
• Greens versus Social Democrats, round three - I guess the Greens won on points.
• Finnish parliamentary election polls - Yes, they're polls.
• What has Princess Diana wrought? - Land mine ban becomes an election topic.
• Damage control - Former Minister of Justice (spoiler!) Leena Luhtanen has awful media skills.
• Hot air on air - Finnish politicians debate on TV quite a lot.
• Prognostication time - I predict all but one party's result within one percentage point and still get the outcome wrong.
• They've got issues - A compendium of election issues.
• Historic centre-right triumph - Results are in.
• Press on the composition of the next government - Everyone agrees that the National Coalition Party is in.
• The Coalition's EU program - a possible source of tension? - The Centre Party may not share their enthusiasm.
• Natural party of power - The Social Democrats ain't one, Quentin.
• Cognitive dissonance - My analysis on why the Social Democrats lost.
• Next Foreign Minister's party affiliation - It's either the Coalition or the Centre. Duh.
• Paavo Väyrynen is an ass - It's funny because it's true.
• Overrated - Sauli Niinistö isn't all that.
• Prime Minister's questions - The Centre's Vanhanen quizzes parliamentary groups.
• Election reform - How to increase proportionality while still giving the large parties an unfair advantage.
• Did the True Finns draw votes from the Centre? - Maybe.
• Finally some answers - Parliamentary groups answer Vanhanen.
• Party time - Vanhanen announces which parties will take part in the government negotiations proper.
• What's important? - What government goals do the likely ruling parties' supporters emphasize?

Not directly related to the election, I also wrote the following:

• Splitters! - Finnish socialists love to find new parties.
• Finnish political typology - Defining characteristics of the main parties' supporters.
• Yay for liberalism - Finnish liberals love to run parties to the ground.
• Happy 50th birthday, EU - Finns still don't like you very much.
• Cellu-losers - Wacky Argentinians protest being poisoned.