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)

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Largest force

People's Party

62 of 250 seats

Turnout

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The result

People's Party
18.8% of votes
62
seats
Liberal Party
17.2% of votes
56
seats
National Progressive Center Union
16.4% of votes
45
seats
Georgios Papandreou Party
10.7% of votes
35
seats
Democratic Alignment
9.7% of votes
18
seats
Politically Independent Alignment
8.2% of votes
16
seats
National Reconstruction Front
5.3% of votes
7
seats
National Party of Greece
3.6% of votes
7
seats
Party of Farmers and Labourers
2.6% of votes
3
seats
New Party
2.5% of votes
1
seats
National Party of Working People
1.6% of votes
0
seats
Party for the National Union
0.8% of votes
0
seats