1900 Sallian parliamentary election

1900 Sallian parliamentary election

27/06/1900
All 650 seats to the House of Commons of Sallia 326 seats needed for a majority
Opinion polls
Registered	7,119,000
Turnout	7,009,255
First party Second party   Leader Nicholas Wilson James Cooper Party Conservative Party Liberal Party Leader since 4 August 1899 4 August 1899 Leader's seat Did not stand Palling Seats won 405 127 Popular vote 3,091,782 2,306,045 Percentage 44.11% 32.9%
Prime Minister before election None Independent Prime Minister Nicholas Wilson Conservative Party

The 1900 Sallian parliamentary election took place on 27 June 1900. The provisional government had been dissolved on 25 May 1900 following the ratification of the Conduct Act 1900. The upper-class Conservative Party, led by the rich Nicholas Wilson, ran a campaign promising to raise taxes for the poor to fund the aristocracy. The middle-class Liberal Party, led by James Cooper, promised equality between the classes and a liberal society. No one knew what to expect, due to the new circumstances. Opinion polls showed a Conservative victory, and it turned out to be a landslide when the results were announced on 7 July 2000. Nicholas Wilson then formed a new government, and the 1st Parliament of Sallia met on 1 August 1900.

Campaign

Campaigning began following the dissolution of the provisional government on

Endorsements

Newspaper	Endorsement
The People's Paper	Labour Representation Alliance
The Daily News	Conservative Party
The Daily Post	Liberal Party

Results

The Conservative Party won a landslide victory