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1920 Czechoslovak or Czech Legislative Election

18 and 25 April 1920 · The First Republic · 300 seats

Czechoslovak Social Democratic Workers' Party finished first with 74 of 300 seats on 25.6% of the vote.

Elections were not held in every district (Ruthenia's vote was delayed to 1924, and parts of the Hlučín and Těšín regions were left unfilled in 1920), which is a franchise gap in the map rather than a rigged field.

Prime Minister before

Prime Minister (continued)

Largest force

Czechoslovak Social Democratic Workers' Party

74 of 300 seats

Turnout

The result

Share of the Chamber of Deputies
Czechoslovak Social Democratic Workers' Party74
1,590,52025.6%
Czechoslovak People's Party-Slovak People's Party33
699,72811.3%
German Social Democratic Workers' Party31
689,58911.1%
Republican Party of the Czechoslovak Countryside28
603,6189.7%
Czechoslovak Socialist Party24
500,8218.1%
Czechoslovak National Democracy19
387,5526.3%
German National Party–German National Socialist Workers' Party15
328,7355.3%
Slovak National and Peasant Party12
242,0453.9%
Farmers' League11
241,7473.9%
German Christian Social People's Party10
212,9133.4%
Provincial Christian-Socialist Party5
139,3552.3%
Czechoslovak Traders' Party6
122,8132.0%
Hungarian-German Social Democratic Party4
108,5461.8%
German Democratic Freedom Party5
105,4491.7%
Associated Jewish Parties0
79,7141.3%
Socialist Party of the Czechoslovak Working People3
58,5800.9%
Party of Smallholders, Homeowners and Entrepreneurs of Czechoslovakia0
42,6700.7%
Hungarian Provincial Party of Smallholders and Agrarians1
26,5200.4%
German Free Social Party0
7,6300.1%
Independent Party of Small People0
5,2520.1%
Hungarian National Party0
4,2140.1%
Slavic Socialist Party0
2,0240.0%

19 further seats went to parties and independents outside the main contenders listed above.