[6] The 15 members are elected through open list proportional representation in a single nationwide constituency, with seats allocated through D'Hondt method and no electoral threshold.

[8] In Finland, Yle's European election compass allows users to find the candidates who best matches their convictions through 24 different statements across a range of issues: Values, Security, Trade, People and the EU, Economics and subsidies, The future, and Environment.

Each election candidate had been able to state how closely they agree or disagree with each statement and offer a rationale for their decision.

Candidates also had the chance to upload a video message, offer three election promises, give brief biographical information and place themselves on a chart with left-right and liberal-conservative axes.

[10] The table shows the detailed composition of the Finnish seats at the European Parliament at the end of the legislature.