"He’s a little anonymous, he doesn’t have that charisma (...) he’s just really a traditional politician, he doesn’t have that spice" says one Finn on the streets of Helsinki when asked about Finnish centre-right leader Petteri Orpo, who claimed victory in Sunday's tight general election that saw the far-right post a record score to come in second, as Prime Minister Sanna Marin's Social Democrats finished third. "It was kind of a move towards more nationalistic politics" adds another. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES