The first local elections based on universal suffrage in Finland were held during 17–28 December 1918, and the first free parliamentary election took place after the Civil War on 3 March 1919.
De første lokalvalg med almindelig valgret blev afholdt mellem den 17. og 28. december 1918, og det første parlamentsvalg efter borgerkrigen afholdtes den 3. marts 1919.