Antonio Flores and Suzanne Innes-Stubb’s outfits match their spouses’ outfits.
Alexander Stubb and Pekka Haavisto are excited about the election result in their own election supervisor meetings. Joel Maisalmi
The presidential candidates are excited about the election results with their spouses. The next President of the Republic will be elected today, February 11. Iltalehti will follow the election night live on Sunday both in the studio and on site at the election supervisors of both candidates.
Alexander Stubb, 55, (kok) organizes his election supervisor in Pikku-Finlandia in Helsinki. Her husband, an English-Finnish lawyer, is also there Suzanne Innes-Stubb54, and their two children.
Suzanne dressed for the exciting evening in a dark blue dress and matching shoes. Small pearl earrings sparkled under the curls. The choice of outfit matched her husband’s matching suit.
Suzanne Innez-Stubb and Alexander Stubb arrived hand in hand to the election supervisors. Jenni Gästgivar
Suzanne wore a dark dress. Jenni Gästgivar
The couple even kissed each other during the exciting evening. Jenni Gästgivar
Candidate of the Association of Voters, supported by the Greens Pekka Haavisto, 65, organizes his election supervisor at Helsinki Kulttuuritehdas Korjaamo. He is supported on site by his wife, a hairdresser Antonio Flores45.
Flores, who hails from Esmeraldas, Ecuador, wore a dark suit like her spouse. Flores completed his outfit with a red tie. Haavisto, on the other hand, has a gray tie. There was naturally a satin handkerchief in the pocket of Flores’ suit, but a small detail shone above it: a pin with Haavisto’s voting number.
The couple has no children, but Flores has at least said publicly that he dreams of having children.
The color spot of Antonio Flores’ outfit was a red tie. Antti Nikkanen
Pekka Haavisto and Antonio Flores went up to the election supervisors’ stage together. Inka Soveri
Antonio Flores hugged his spouse on stage. Inka Soveri