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{{Infobox election
| election_name     = Gylian federal election, 1995
| country           = Gylias
| type              = parliamentary
| vote_type         = {{abbr|FP|First preference}}
| ongoing           = no
| turnout           = 95,5%
| previous_election = Gylian federal election, 1990
| previous_year     = 1990
| next_election     = Gylian federal election, 2000
| next_year         = 2000
| seats_for_election= All 500 seats in the [[Gylian Chamber of Deputies|Chamber of Deputies]]<br>All 400 seats in the [[Gylian Senate|Senate]]
| majority_seats    = 251 Chamber of Deputies seats and 201 Senate
| election_date     = 22 January 1995
| party_colour      = no
| party_name        = no
| alliance_name     = no
| image_size        = 125x125px

| image1            = MathildeVieira.jpg
| colour1           = FFFA00
| leader1           = [[Mathilde Vieira]]
| party1            = {{G-NLP/meta/shortname}}
| alliance1         = {{G-LU/meta/shortname}}
| leader_since1     = 1988
| leaders_seat1     = [[Tandar Region|Tandar]]
| last_election1    = {{plainlist|
* 64 [[Gylian Chamber of Deputies|C]]
* 61 [[Gylian Senate|S]] }}
| seats1            = {{plainlist|
* 68 [[Gylian Chamber of Deputies|C]]
* 60 [[Gylian Senate|S]] }}
| seat_change1      = {{plainlist|
* {{increase}} 4
* {{decrease}} 1 }}
| popular_vote1     = {{plainlist|
* 2.248.229 [[Gylian Chamber of Deputies|C]]
* 1.791.705 [[Gylian Senate|S]] }}
| percentage1       = {{plainlist|
* 20,7% [[Gylian Chamber of Deputies|C]]
* 16,5% [[Gylian Senate|S]] }}
| swing1            = {{plainlist|
* {{increase}} 0,5% [[Gylian Chamber of Deputies|C]]
* {{decrease}} 0,3% [[Gylian Senate|S]] }}

| image2            = ÉdithChampion-1990(small).jpg
| colour2           = ED1B34
| leader2           = [[Édith Champion]]
| party2            = {{G-SP/meta/shortname}}
| alliance2         = {{G-PA/meta/shortname}}
| leader_since2     = 1988
| leaders_seat2     = [[Nauras Region|Nauras]]
| last_election2    = {{plainlist|
* 63 [[Gylian Chamber of Deputies|C]]
* 60 [[Gylian Senate|S]] }}
| seats2            = {{plainlist|
* 64 [[Gylian Chamber of Deputies|C]]
* 59 [[Gylian Senate|S]] }}
| seat_change2      = {{plainlist|
* {{increase}} 1
* {{decrease}} 1 }}
| popular_vote2     = {{plainlist|
* 2.074.452 [[Gylian Chamber of Deputies|C]]
* 1.780.846 [[Gylian Senate|S]] }}
| percentage2       = {{plainlist|
* 19,1% [[Gylian Chamber of Deputies|C]]
* 16,4% [[Gylian Senate|S]] }}
| swing2            = {{plainlist|
* {{increase}} 0,3% [[Gylian Chamber of Deputies|C]]
* {{decrease}} 0,1% [[Gylian Senate|S]] }}

| image3            = MielikkiSalonen(small).jpg
| colour3           = E0B0FF
| leader3           = [[Mielikki Salonen]]
| party3            = {{G-NAF/meta/shortname}}
| alliance3         = {{G-NI/meta/shortname}}
| leader_since3     = 1989
| leaders_seat3     = [[Envadra Region|Envadra]]
| last_election3    = {{plainlist|
* 62 [[Gylian Chamber of Deputies|C]]
* 20 [[Gylian Senate|S]] }}
| seats3            = {{plainlist|
* 63 [[Gylian Chamber of Deputies|C]]
* 20 [[Gylian Senate|S]] }}
| seat_change3      = {{plainlist|
* {{increase}} 1
* {{steady}} }}
| popular_vote3     = ''Part of {{G-NI/meta/shortname}}''
| percentage3       = ''Part of {{G-NI/meta/shortname}}''
| swing3            = ''Part of {{G-NI/meta/shortname}}''

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| map_caption       = Plurality of [[Gylian Chamber of Deputies|deputies]] by [[Regions of Gylias|region]]<br>{{colorbox|{{G-PA/meta/color}}|border=darkgray}} {{G-PA/meta/shortname}} {{colorbox|{{G-LU/meta/color}}|border=darkgray}} {{G-LU/meta/shortname}} {{colorbox|{{G-NB/meta/color}}|border=darkgray}} {{G-NB/meta/shortname}} {{colorbox|{{Independent politician/meta/color}}|border=darkgray}} {{G-NI/meta/shortname}} {{colorbox|white|border=darkgray}} Tie

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| title             = [[Prime Minister of Gylias|Prime Minister]]
| before_election   = [[Mathilde Vieira]]
| before_party      = {{G-LU/meta/shortname}}
| posttitle         = [[Prime Minister of Gylias|Prime Minister]] after election
| after_election    = [[Mathilde Vieira]]
| after_party       = {{G-LU/meta/shortname}}
}}

'''Federal elections''' were held in [[Gylias]] on 22 January 1995, to elect the 500 members of the [[Gylian Chamber of Deputies|Chamber of Deputies]] and 400 members of the [[Gylian Senate|Senate]].

The incumbent [[Mathilde Vieira government]] was re-elected with minor changes in seats, amidst an atmosphere of renewed national optimism after the [[wretched decade]]. This was the last election for the [[Gylian Senate|Senate]], which was subsequently reformed into a {{wpl|sortition}}-based body, and the only federal election to coincide with a [[Gylian presidential election, 1995|presidential one]].

==Electoral system==
Both chambers of the [[Gylian Parliament]] were elected through {{wpl|single transferable vote}}, using the {{wpl|Droop quota}}.

The [[Gylian Chamber of Deputies|Chamber of Deputies]] was elected using 5-member ''circonscriptions'', drawn by [[Elections Gylias]] based on [[Regions of Gylias|regional]] populations.

The [[Gylian Senate|Senate]] was elected by [[Regions of Gylias|regions]], each electing 20 senators.

Parties were not allowed to nominate more than one candidate per seat. Candidates were not allowed to run for both chambers simultaneously.

==Parties==
{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:left; font-size: 80%;"
|-
!colspan="2"|Electoral bloc
!colspan="2"|Party
!Main ideology
|-
| style="background:{{G-PA/meta/color}}" rowspan="5"|
|rowspan="5"|<center>{{G-PA}}<br>(PA)</center>
| style="background:{{G-DCP/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-DCP}} (DCP)
|{{flatlist|
* [[Anarchism in Gylias#Left anarchism|Anarcho-communism]]
* {{wpl|left communism}} }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-SP/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-SP}} (SP)
|[[Socialism in Gylias|Democratic socialism]]
|-
| style="background:{{G-SDP/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-SDP}} (SDP)
|[[Socialism in Gylias#Social democracy|Social democracy]]
|-
| style="background:{{G-DL/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-DL}} (DL)
|[[Communism in Gylias|Council communism]]
|-
| style="background:{{G-LSL/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-LSL}} (LSL)
|{{flatlist|
* [[Anarchism in Gylias#Left anarchism|Anarcho-syndicalism]]
* {{wpl|autonomism}} }}

|-
| style="background:{{G-LU/meta/color}}" rowspan="5"|
|rowspan="5"|<center>{{G-LU}}<br>(LU)</center>
| style="background:{{G-NUP/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-NUP}} (NUP)
|{{flatlist|
* [[Liberalism in Gylias|National liberalism]]
* [[Donatellism]] }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-NLP/meta/color}}"|
|[[National Liberal Party (Gylias)|National Liberal Party]] (NLP)
|{{flatlist|
* [[Liberalism in Gylias|Social liberalism]]
* {{wpl|ordoliberalism}} }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-PRRA/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-PRRA}} (PRRA)
|{{flatlist|
* {{wpl|Radicalism (historical)|Radicalism}}
* {{wpl|reformism}} }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-LLR/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-LLR}} (LLR)
|[[Socialism in Gylias|Liberal socialism]]
|-
| style="background:{{G-FSP/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-FSP}} (FSP)
|{{flatlist|
* [[Anarchism in Gylias#Left anarchism|Market anarchism]]
* {{wpl|Mutualism (economic theory)|mutualism}} }}

|-
| style="background:{{G-CG/meta/color}}" rowspan="5"|
|rowspan="5"|<center>{{G-CG}}<br>(CG)</center>
| style="background:{{G-MCP/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-MCP}} (MCP)
|{{flatlist|
* {{wpl|Centrism}}
* [[Liberalism in Gylias|social liberalism]] }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-RDC/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-RDC}} (RDC)
|{{flatlist|
* {{wpl|Radical centrism}}
* {{wpl|participatory democracy}} }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-RCP/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-RCP}} (RCP)
|{{wpl|Reformism}}
|-
| style="background:{{G-IPR/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-IPR}} (IPR)
|{{flatlist|
* {{wpl|Progressivism}}
* {{wpl|participism}} }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-CCM/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-CCM}} (CCM)
|[[Conservatism in Gylias#Conservative monarchism|Constitutional monarchism]]

|-
| style="background:{{G-NB/meta/color}}" rowspan="5"|
|rowspan="5"|<center>{{G-NB}}<br>(NB)</center>
| style="background:{{G-CNP/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-CNP}} (CNP)
|{{flatlist|
* [[Conservatism in Gylias|Paternalistic conservatism]]
* [[Conservatism in Gylias#Hannaism|Hannaism]] }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-NPR/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-NPR}} (NPR)
|[[Conservatism in Gylias|Liberal conservatism]]
|-
| style="background:{{G-PDU/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-PDU}} (PDU)
|[[Conservatism in Gylias|Progressive conservatism]]
|-
| style="background:{{G-UND/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-UND}} (UND)
|{{flatlist|
* [[Conservatism in Gylias|Liberal conservatism]]
* {{wpl|civic conservatism}} }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-MRR/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-MRR}} (MRR)
||{{flatlist|
* [[Liberalism in Gylias#Conservative liberalism|Conservative liberalism]]
* {{wpl|reformism}} }}

|-
| style="background:{{G-UFP/meta/color}}" rowspan="5"|
|rowspan="5"|<center>{{G-UFP}}<br>(UFP)</center>
| style="background:{{G-PP/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-PP}} (PP)
|{{flatlist|
* {{wpl|Fiscal conservatism}}
* {{wpl|classical liberalism}} }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-IFP/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-IFP}} (IFP)
|{{wpl|Neoliberalism}}
|-
| style="background:{{G-PFG/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-PFG}} (PFG)
|{{wpl|Right-libertarianism}}
|-
| style="background:{{G-FEP/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-FEP}} (FEP)
|{{wpl|Economic liberalism}}
|-
| style="background:{{G-ECM/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-ECM}} (ECM)
|{{flatlist|
* {{wpl|Corporate statism}}
* {{wpl|accelerationism}} }}

|-
| style="background:{{G-RR/meta/color}}" rowspan="5"|
|rowspan="5"|<center>{{G-RR}}<br>(RR)</center>
| style="background:{{G-RWP/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-RWP}} (RWP)
|[[Communism in Gylias|Statist communism]]
|-
| style="background:{{G-WLF/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-WLF}} (WLF)
|{{flatlist|
* [[Socialism in Gylias|Authoritarian socialism]] 
* {{wpl|workerism}} }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-PRV/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-PRV}} (PRV)
|[[Communism in Gylias|Agrarian communism]]
|-
| style="background:{{G-RCR/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-RCR}} (RCR)
|{{flatlist|
* [[Communism in Gylias|Statist communism]]
* {{wpl|Blanquism|putschism}} }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-RMP/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-RMP}} (RMP)
|[[Socialism in Gylias|Statist socialism]]

|-
| style="background:{{G-FROS/meta/color}}" rowspan="5"|
|rowspan="5"|<center>{{G-FROS}}<br>(FROS)</center>
| style="background:{{G-ACFF/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-ACFF}} (ACFF)
|{{wpl|Anti-communism}}
|-
| style="background:{{G-RLN/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-RLN}} (RLN)
|{{wpl|National bolshevism|National communism}}
|-
| style="background:{{G-MNA/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-MNA}} (MNA)
|{{wpl|National anarchism}}
|-
| style="background:{{G-RNM/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-RNM}} (RNM)
|{{wpl|Third Positionism}}
|-
| style="background:{{G-RU/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-RU}} (RU)
|{{wpl|National syndicalism}}

|-
|colspan="2" rowspan="20"|<center>{{G-NI}}<br>(NI)</center>
|-
| style="background:{{G-APP/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-APP}} (APP)
|{{flatlist|
* {{wpl|Animal rights}}
* {{wpl|animal welfare}}
* {{wpl|environmentalism}} }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-ARENA/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-ARENA}} (ARENA)
|{{flatlist|
* {{wpl|Anti-establishment}}
* {{wpl|Kabuki dance|image politics}} }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-CRFP/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-CRFP}} (CRFP)
|[[Populism in Gylias#Right-wing populism|Right-wing populism]] (pro-fishing)
|-
| style="background:{{G-FLP/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-FLP}} (FLP)
|{{flatlist|
* [[Socialism in Gylias|Agrarian socialism]]
* {{wpl|Georgism}} }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-FVU/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-FVU}} (FVU)
|{{flatlist|
* {{wpl|Left-libertarianism}}
* [[Anarchism in Gylias#Right anarchism|market anarchism]]
* {{wpl|agorism}} }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-GP/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-GP}} (GP)
|{{flatlist|
* {{wpl|Green politics}}
* [[Socialism in Gylias|eco-socialism]] }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-HP/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-HP}} (HP)
|{{flatlist|
* {{wpl|Humanism}}
* {{wpl|secular humanism}} }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-IRAM/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-IRAM}} (IRAM)
|{{flatlist|
* {{wpl|Political parties of minorities|Minority politics}}
* {{wpl|regionalism (politics)|regionalism}} }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-LND/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-LND}} (LND)
|{{flatlist|
* {{wpl|Free love}}
* {{wpl|LGBT rights}}
* [[Anarchism in Gylias#Lifestylism|anarcho-naturism]] }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-LSDP/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-LSDP}} (LSDP)
|{{flatlist|
* {{wpl|Psychedelia}}
* [[acid communism]] }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-NAF/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-NAF}} (NAF)
|{{flatlist|
* {{wpl|Techno-progressivism}}
* {{wpl|syncretic politics}} }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-NPP/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-NPP}} (NPP)
|{{wpl|Economic nationalism}}
|-
| style="background:{{G-PCF/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-PCF}} (PCF)
|[[Populism in Gylias#Right-wing populism|Right-wing populism]] (pro-consumption)
|-
| style="background:{{G-PP-CM/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-PP-CM}} (PP-CM)
|{{flatlist|
* [[Anarchism in Gylias|Synthesis anarchism]]
* {{wpl|big tent}} }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-RFS/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-RFS}} (RFS)
|{{flatlist|
* [[Anarchism in Gylias#Right anarchism|Market anarchism]]
* {{wpl|voluntaryism}}
* {{wpl|panarchy}} }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-RJU/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-RJU}} (RJU)
|{{wpl|Spiritual left}}
|-
| style="background:{{G-UI/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-UI}} (UI)
|{{flatlist|
* [[Anarchism in Gylias#Right anarchism|Individualist anarchism]]
* [[Anarchism in Gylias#Right anarchism|market anarchism]] }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-UM/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-UM}} (UM)
|{{flatlist|
* [[Demopolis|Demopolitanism]]
* {{wpl|cosmopolitanism}}
* {{wpl|localism (politics)|localism}} }}
|-
| style="background:{{G-UNR/meta/color}}"|
|{{G-UNR}} (UNR)
|{{flatlist|
* {{wpl|Big tent}}
* {{wpl|direct democracy}}
* {{wpl|participism}} }}
|}

==Background==
The [[Gylian federal election, 1990|1990 federal election]] had brought in the greatest {{wpl|realigning election|realignments}} since the [[Golden Revolution]]: a breakthrough for {{G-NI}} as voters punished established {{wpl|electoral bloc}}s for the [[wretched decade]], the destruction of the {{G-RR}} and {{G-FROS}}, the {{G-UFP}} split from the {{G-NB}}, and the fallout from the ''[[dérive au droite]]'' and [[neoliberal conspiracy]]. The formation of [[Mathilde Vieira]]'s [[Mathilde Vieira government|"plural coalition"]] was also groundbreaking in its minority status and resilience.

Mathilde's government succeeded in rejuvenating the economy following the doldrums of the 1980s, implementing initiatives such as nationwide {{wpl|public works}} projects, the [[Social Partnership Program]], and massive investment in [[Computer industry in Gylias|computers]] and the [[Internet in Gylias|internet]], which had a major impact on Gylian society. Mathilde's success in advancing such an agenda in the context of a "liquid Parliament" and her notional minority was owed to her proficiency at parliamentary negotiation and dealmaking. [[Economy of Gylias#Contemporary|Economic recovery]] was well under way by the time of the election, with a growth rate over 6%, falling unemployment, and the [[Gylian þaler|þaler]] stabilised in the [[Common Sphere#Policies|Common Monetary System]].

The election marked the last gasps of [[Populism in Gylias#Right-wing populism|right-wing populist]] [[Populism in Gylias#History|"molehill parties"]] after the ''dérive au droite''. The {{G-PCF}} was established in opposition to resource minister [[Aishwarya Devi]]'s policies of reducing {{wpl|consumption}} for sustainability purposes, while the {{G-CRFP}} attacked the government's policy of shutting down fishing and replacing it with {{wpl|aquaculture}}. Neither gained much traction with the public, tainted by association with the ''dérive au droite'' and the highly unpopular UFP.

Due to a quirk of timing, 1995 was the only year where a federal and [[Gylian presidential election, 1995|presidential]] election fell on the same day. The government adopted special regulations to alternate campaign days, but the concurrence still provoked fears that the presidential election would be overshadowed or affected by the federal one. The only real beneficiary of the simultaneous elections was [[Ilona Stahler]], who was both [[Gylian English|foresitter]] of {{G-LND}} and a presidential candidate.

==Campaign==
The incumbent [[Mathilde Vieira government]] went into the election with formidable advantages. Economic growth had resumed, an atmosphere of renewed national optimism had formed, and Mathilde herself enjoyed high approval ratings. The government's re-election was seen as a foregone conclusion by many. [[Ŋéida Vaşad]] commented that the government had managed to firmly occupy the {{wpl|centrism|centre ground}} with eclectic policy mixes like the SPP, ending [[Gylian National Broadcasting Service|GNBS]]' monopoly, and a strong push for {{wpl|environmentalism}}.

Whereas in the last election [[Mielikki Salonen]] had taken centre stage in the {{G-NAF}}'s [[Politics of Gylias#Party political broadcasts|PPB]]s, this time she shared the spotlight with the popular finance minister [[Mireille Boulanger]].

{{G-LND}} benefited from a significant sympathy vote after the recent death of [[Moana Pozzi]], which her colleague [[Ilona Stahler]] ably capitalised on.

The "liquid Parliament", which blurred the line between government and opposition, proved a disadvantage to the {{G-NB}} and {{G-CG}}. In addition to overcoming the aftereffects of the ''dérive au droite'' and searching for a leader to match the figure of [[Lea Kersed]], the NB and CG were forced to thread the needle between positioning themselves against the government and having supported several of its policies, in particular the SPP.

==Results==
In accordance with electoral law, the results were embargoed until the full counting and transfers were completed, and were released all at once on 25 January.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:right; font-size: 100%;"
|-
|colspan=2|
|colspan=5|[[File:Gylias-elections-federal-1995-D.svg|center|300px]]
|colspan=5|[[File:Gylias-elections-federal-1995-S.svg|center|300px]]
|-style="background:#e9e9e9;"
!colspan=2 rowspan=2 style="text-align:left"|Parties and blocs
!colspan=5|[[Gylian Chamber of Deputies|Chamber of Deputies]]
!colspan=5|[[Gylian Senate|Senate]]
|-
! {{abbr|FPV|First preference votes}}
! %
! ±
! Seats
! ±
! {{abbr|FPV|First preference votes}}
! %
! ±
! Seats
! ±
|-
| style="background:{{Independent politician/meta/color}}"|
| style="text-align:left;"| {{G-NI}} and {{wpl|Independent politician|independents}}
| 2.726.113
| 25,1%
| {{decrease}} 0,4%
| 250
| {{decrease}} 5
| 3.854.880
| 35,5%
| {{increase}} 0,3%
| 170
| {{decrease}} 1
|-
| style="background:{{G-LU/meta/color}}"|
| style="text-align:left;"| {{G-LU}}
| 2.248.229
| 20,7%
| {{increase}} 0,5%
| 68
| {{increase}} 4
| 1.791.705
| 16,5%
| {{decrease}} 0,3%
| 60
| {{decrease}} 1
|-
| style="background:{{G-PA/meta/color}}"|
| style="text-align:left;"| {{G-PA}}
| 2.074.452
| 19,1%
| {{increase}} 0,3%
| 64
| {{increase}} 1
| 1.780.846
| 16,4%
| {{decrease}} 0,1%
| 59
| {{decrease}} 1
|-
| style="background:{{G-NB/meta/color}}"|
| style="text-align:left;"| {{G-NB}}
| 1.976.703
| 18,2%
| {{increase}} 0,2%
| 62
| {{increase}} 2
| 1.769.987
| 16,3%
| {{increase}} 0,1%
| 58
| {{increase}} 3
|-
| style="background:{{G-CG/meta/color}}"|
| style="text-align:left;"| {{G-CG}}
| 1.509.680
| 13,9%
| {{decrease}} 0,1%
| 53
| {{decrease}} 2
| 1.346.493
| 12,4%
| {{increase}} 0,1%
| 50
| {{steady}}
|-
| style="background:{{G-UFP/meta/color}}"|
| style="text-align:left;"| {{G-UFP}}
| 195.498
| 1,8%
| {{decrease}} 0,2%
| 3
| {{steady}}
| 217.176
| 2,0%
| {{increase}} 0,1%
| 3
| {{steady}}
|-
| style="background:{{G-RR/meta/color}}"|
| style="text-align:left;"| {{G-RR}}
| 108.610
| 1,0%
| {{decrease}} 0,3% 
| 0
| {{steady}}
| 65.153
| 0,6%
| {{decrease}} 0,2%
| 0
| {{steady}}
|-
| style="background:{{G-FROS/meta/color}}"|
| style="text-align:left;"| {{G-FROS}}
| 21.722
| 0,2%
| {{steady}}
| 0
| {{steady}}
| 32.576
| 0,3%
| {{steady}}
| 0
| {{steady}}
|-
!colspan="12"|
|-
|colspan="2" style="text-align:left"|'''Total'''
|'''10.861.008'''
|'''100%'''
|—
|'''500'''
|—
|'''10.858.816'''
|'''100%'''
|—
|'''400'''
|—
|-
|colspan="2" style="text-align:left"|'''Registered voters and turnout'''
|11.473.752
|95,5%
|}

===Analysis===
The election showed minimal changes from the previous result. No bloc experienced a swing of more than 0,5% in first preference votes, and cumulatively only 7 seats in the [[Gylian Chamber of Deputies|Chamber of Deputies]] and 3 seats in the [[Gylian Senate|Senate]] changed hands.

The {{G-NI}} again won a plurality of first preference votes and seats, aided by the [[Sigrid Eisen#Minor Party Alliance|Minor Party Alliance]], and the {{G-NAF}} repeated its overall third place finish. The established blocs' standing remained practically unchanged, although Mathilde succeeded in keeping the {{G-LU}} larger than other blocs. The election was a disappointment for the NB and CG, whose collective total of deputies remained unchanged.

At the regional level, there were minor shifts in support, and 13 [[Regions of Gylias|regions]] returned the same pluralities as the previous election. The number of tied regions remained 8, although some of these changed. [[Tandar Region|Tandar]], [[Envadra Region]], and [[Aðuna Region|Aðuna]] now returned ties, the PA gained pluralities in [[Kausania Region|Kausania]] and [[Arsad Region|Arsad]]. [[Tomes Region|Tomes]] changed from a PA plurality to a non-inscrit plurality. The NB managed to gain a plurality in [[Ḑarna Region|Ḑarna]], although their repeated tie in [[Nerveiík-Iárus-Daláyk Region|Nerveiík-Iárus-Daláyk]] was used by analysts as a sign of their continued weakness.

==Aftermath==
The new Parliament was sworn in on 1 February 1995, and the [[Mathilde Vieira government]] was returned to office.

Significantly, this was the last federal election for the Senate. After previous failed attempts at reform or abolition in [[List of Gylian referendums#1971|1971]], [[List of Gylian referendums#1981|1981]], [[List of Gylian referendums#1988|1988]], and [[List of Gylian referendums#1991|1991]], the NAF succeeded in getting a Senate reform approved in a [[List of Gylian referendums#1997|1997 referendum]], which would turn the Senate into a {{wpl|sortition}}-based body. The change took effect starting from the [[Gylian federal election, 2000|next election]].

This would also be the last election for a Parliament with a 5 year term of office. Its term was fixed at 4 years starting in 2000, consolidating the modern Gylian {{wpl|electoral calendar}}.

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