Greek legislative election, 1950

Parliamentary elections were held in Greece on 5 March 1950.^[1] The People's Party emerged as the largest party in Parliament, winning 62 of the 250 seats.^[2]

Results

Party	Votes	%	Seats
People's Party	317,312	18.8	62
Liberal Party	291,083	17.2	56
National Progressive Center Union	277,739	16.4	45
Georgios Papandreou Party	180,185	10.7	35
Democratic Alignment	163,824	9.7	18
Politically Independent Alignment	137,618	8.1	16
National Reconstruction Front	88,979	5.3	7
National Party of Greece	61,575	3.6	7
Party of Farmers and Labourers	44,308	2.6	3
New Party	42,157	2.5	1
National Party of Working People	26,925	1.6	0
Party for the National Union	14,256	0.8	0
Greek Working People's Party	9,132	0.5	0
National Resistance Party of Greece	8,260	0.5	0
Party Alliance of Greek Workers and Political Refresh Movement	8,127	0.5	0
List of Independents	2,979	0.2	0
Independent Liberal Party	3,087	0.2	0
Agricultural Party	2,191	0.1	0
Christian Labour Agricultural Party	1,027	0.1	0
Christian Political Union	429	0.0	0
Greek Drivers' Party	157	0.0	0
Independent Farmer Party	146	0.0	0
National Independent Party of War Wounded and Victims of Greece	145	0.0	0
Labour-Professional Party of Greece	97	0.0	0
Independent Agricultural Party of Greek People	63	0.0	0
Professional and Industrial Party of Greece	42	0.0	0
National Byzantine Party of Greece	20	0.0	0
Independents	6,742	0.4	0
Invalid/blank votes	7,223	–	–
Total	1,695,768	100	250
Source: Nohlen & Stöver

Popular vote
LK			18.79%
KF			17.24%
EPEK			16.45%
KGP			10.67%
DP			9.70%
PAP			8.15%
MEA			5.27%
EKE			3.65%
PAE			2.62%
KN			2.50%
Others			4.96%

Parliament seats
LK			24.80%
KF			22.40%
EPEK			18.00%
KGP			14.00%
DP			7.20%
PAP			6.40%
MEA			2.80%
EKE			2.80%
PAE			1.20%
KN			0.40%

References

1. Nohlen, D & Stöver, P (2010) Elections in Europe: A data handbook, p830 ISBN 978-3-8329-5609-7
2. Nohlen & Stöver, p860