partiokohtaisia

Partiokohtaisia is a Finnish adjective meaning “specific to a political party” or “party-specific.” It is used to describe characteristics, data, or content that pertain to a particular party rather than to politics in general. The term appears in political science, journalism, and policy analysis to indicate alignment, focus, or differentiation tied to a party’s platform or supporters.

In practice, partiokohtaisia can refer to differences between parties (partiokohtaisia eroja) in beliefs, voting patterns, or policy preferences; partiokohtaisia viestintä refers to messaging tailored to a party’s audience; or partiokohtaisia ehdotuksia to proposals designed to serve a party’s stated priorities. The concept also appears in research methodology when results are broken down by party, highlighting partiokohtaisia vaikutuksia (effects specific to a party) rather than universal effects.

Grammatically, partiokohtaisia is the partitive plural form of partiokohtainen, used when the noun it modifies is in the partitive case or when speaking about an indefinite quantity. The term is common in Finnish-language texts dealing with politics and public discourse, and it signals that analysis or discussion is not party-neutral.