Ehdokset

Ehdokset is a Finnish term that translates to "candidates" or "nominees" in English. It is most commonly used in the context of elections or competitions where individuals are put forward for a specific position or award. In political elections, ehdokset are the individuals officially registered to run for a particular office, such as a member of parliament, president, or local councilor. Voters choose among these ehdokset on election day.

Beyond politics, the term ehdokas can also refer to individuals nominated for other types of selections. This could include candidates for job openings, participants in a talent show, or nominees for an award or scholarship. The process of becoming an ehdokas varies depending on the context, but it generally involves meeting certain criteria and being formally put forward by an individual, organization, or through an application process. The selection of the final winner or recipient is then made from the pool of ehdokset. The concept of ehdokset is fundamental to any system of selection or election, ensuring a set of individuals are presented for consideration.