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| party5            = [[Svozgardan Loyalist Alliance (Kyotakavia)|SLA]]
| party5            = [[Svozgardan Loyalist Alliance (Kyotakavia)|SLA]]
| colour5            = #4c1130
| colour5            = #4c1130
| party_leader5      = [[Elius Stanton (Kyotakavian Politician)|Elius Stanton]]
| party_leader5      = [[Elius Stanton (Svozgardan Politician)|Elius Stanton]]
| percentage5        = 5.07
| percentage5        = 5.07
| seats5            = 53
| seats5            = 53

Revision as of 20:24, 21 November 2021

1915 Kyotakavian general election
Kyotakavia
← 1910 1 January 1915 1920 →

All 535 seats to the Legislative Assembly
268 seats needed for a majority
Turnout71.03% (Decrease 3.09%)
Party Leader % Seats ±
Populists Stefan Kobovic 23.49 130 +31
Traditionalists Jojic Kazdia 20.13 100 +30
Workers' Party Holden Tamzic 18.22 91 -24
Alliance Brazovi Hangarov 13.93 69 -7
SLA Elius Stanton 5.07 53 +3
KUSSC Elannia Brazdiv 7.46 38 +23
NLP Regan Klaidev 6.22 31 -4
The Front Kostav Hadren 2.97 7 -16
KPK Konstan Brozdin 2.51 5 -32
Independents N/A N/A 11 -4
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Prime Minister before
Holden Tamzic
Workers' Party


Legislative Elections were held in the Svozgardan protectorate of Kyotakavia on the 1st January 1915 to elect all 535 representatives of the Kyotakavian Assembly, as well as 10 of the 30 State Ministers in the Kyotakavian Senate. Kyotakavian Representatives are elected from 110 First Past the Post Constituencies, 400 Proportional Seats and 25 Svozgardan reserved seats whilst State Ministers are elected through an STV election in the state. To qualify for Proportional Seats, a party must reach 3.00% of the vote.

The election saw the defeat of the Holden Tamzic government as the Workers' Party and it's partner, Alliance, saw major losses in the face of Populist gains. Both the Front and KPK saw catastrophic loses as well, falling beneath the threshold and relying only on the Constituency seats that they had won to keep them in the Assembly.