All Greece elections

1950 Greek Parliamentary Election

5 March 1950 · Civil war and its long shadow · 250 seats, 126 for a majority

People's Party finished first with 62 of 250 seats on 18.8% of the vote.

Held in wartime. This election took place while the country was engaged in Korean War [ 9 ] (1950–1953). Conflicts →

Prime Minister before

Alexandros Diomidis

Liberal

Prime Minister (continued)

Largest force

People's Party

62 of 250 seats

Turnout

The result

Share of the Hellenic Parliament
People's Party62
317,31218.8%
Liberal Party56
291,08317.2%
National Progressive Center Union45
277,73916.4%
Georgios Papandreou Party35
180,18510.7%
Democratic Alignment18
163,8249.7%
Politically Independent Alignment16
137,6188.2%
National Reconstruction Front7
88,9795.3%
National Party of Greece7
61,5753.6%
Party of Farmers and Labourers3
44,3082.6%
New Party1
42,1572.5%
National Party of Working People0
26,9251.6%
Party for the National Union0
14,2560.8%
Greek Working People's Party0
9,1320.5%
National Resistance Party of Greece0
8,2600.5%
Party Alliance of Greek Workers and Political Refresh Movement0
8,1270.5%
Independent Liberal Party0
3,0870.2%
List of Independents0
2,9790.2%
Agricultural Party0
2,1910.1%
Christian Labour Agricultural Party0
1,0270.1%
Christian Political Union0
4290.0%
Greek Drivers' Party0
1570.0%
Independent Farmer Party0
1460.0%
National Independent Party of War Wounded and Victims of Greece0
1450.0%
Labour-Professional Party of Greece0
970.0%
Independent Agricultural Party of Greek People0
630.0%
Professional and Industrial Party of Greece0
420.0%
National Byzantine Party of Greece0
200.0%
Independents0
6,7420.4%