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

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Prime Minister (continued)

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Largest force

Czechoslovak Social Democratic Workers' Party

74 of 300 seats

Turnout

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The result

Czechoslovak Social Democratic Workers' Party
25.6% of votes
74
seats
Czechoslovak People's Party-Slovak People's Party
11.3% of votes
33
seats
German Social Democratic Workers' Party
11.1% of votes
31
seats
Republican Party of the Czechoslovak Countryside
9.7% of votes
28
seats
Czechoslovak Socialist Party
8.1% of votes
24
seats
Czechoslovak National Democracy
6.3% of votes
19
seats
German National Party–German National Socialist Workers' Party
5.3% of votes
15
seats
Slovak National and Peasant Party
3.9% of votes
12
seats
Farmers' League
3.9% of votes
11
seats
German Christian Social People's Party
3.4% of votes
10
seats
Provincial Christian-Socialist Party
2.3% of votes
5
seats
Czechoslovak Traders' Party
2.0% of votes
6
seats

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