Parliamentary election in Hungary 1910

Parts of the empire and crown lands of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy :

Cisleithania

Transleithania

Bosnia and Herzegovina (administered since 1878, annexed in 1908)

The parliamentary elections in Hungary in 1910 took place in Transleithanien from June 1 to 10, 1910 . The Hungarian Reichstag ( Hungarian Magyar Országgyűlés ) was newly occupied . It was the last election in the Kingdom of Hungary within the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy .

Electoral system

Unlike Cisleithania , the Austrian half, where in 1907 the universal and equal male suffrage was introduced, was in the Kingdom of Hungary and its crown lands , the class franchise . Privileges of class and property were much more decisive in Hungary than in Austria.

Election result

The result was a surprise victory for the National Labor Party, which won 256 of the 413 seats.

Political party	Mandates	%	Parliamentary role
National Labor Party	256	61.98%	government
Independence and 48 party	51	12.35%	opposition
Justice party of independence and '48	44	10.65%	opposition
Independent for '67	21st	5.08%	opposition
Independent for '48	12	2.91%	opposition
Catholic People's Party	13	3.14%	opposition
Romanian National Party	5	1.21%	opposition
Slovak National Party	3	0.72%	opposition
National Independent Peasant Party of '48	5	1.21%	opposition
Democratic Party	2	0.48%	opposition
National Christian Social Party	1	0.24%	opposition
Total	413	100%	-

swell

• Szabó Pál Csaba (szerk): A Magyar állam története 1711-2006 (Bölcsész konzorcium, Budapest, 2006) ISBN 963-9704-08-3 ( MEK online - 373–376. O.) (Hungarian)
• Magyarország történeti kronológiája III. Főszerkesztő: Benda Kálmán. Budapest, 1993. (Hungarian)

Individual evidence

1. ^ Vincent E. McHale: Political parties of Europe. Greenwood Press, 1983, ISBN 0-313-23804-9 , p. 505.