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| party2            = Radical
| party2            = Radical
| color2            = 50C878
| color2            = 50C878
| leaders_seat2    = De Ooster
| leaders_seat2    = 't Oost
| last_election2    = 160 seats, 43.21%
| last_election2    = 160 seats, 43.21%
| seats2            = 133
| seats2            = 133
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| percentage2      = 36.96%
| percentage2      = 36.96%
| swing2            = {{decrease}} 6.25
| swing2            = {{decrease}} 6.25
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| image3            = Anne Vondeling 1971 (1).jpg
| leader3          = Joop Suax
| party3            = Socialist
| color3            = E03C31
| leaders_seat3    = Overseas Territories
| last_election3    = 23 seats, 6.36%
| seats3            = 42
| seat_change3      = {{increase}} 19
| percentage3      = 11.74%
| swing3            = {{increase}} 5.38


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The 1954 election was held on march 5. The election is known as the ''surprise election''. For the first time in 50 years the Radical Party did not win the election. The Radicals lost the election by just 27 votes.  
The 1954 election was held on march 5. The election is known as the ''surprise election''. For the first time in 50 years the Radical Party did not win the election. The Radicals lost the election by just 27 votes. The Socialist Party made massive gains in the Overseas Territories.  
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Latest revision as of 15:30, 16 August 2024

1954 Trimontonian general election
← 1950 March 5, 1954 (1954-03-05) 1958 →

All 360 seats to the Parliament
181 seats needed for a majority
Opinion polls
Turnout91.63% Decrease 3.15
  First party Second party Third party
  Annie MG Schmidt (1984).jpg Bundesarchiv B 145 Bild-F045625-0010, Bonn, Pressekonferenz CDU Bundesvorstand, Kohl.jpg Anne Vondeling 1971 (1).jpg
Leader Sophie Opheuvel Hendrik Luuven Joop Suax
Party Democratic Centre Radical Socialist
Leader's seat Capital District 't Oost Overseas Territories
Last election 143 seats, 39.60% 160 seats, 43.21% 23 seats, 6.36%
Seats won 155 133 42
Seat change Increase 12 Decrease 27 Increase 19
Percentage 36.96% 36.96% 11.74%
Swing Decrease 2.64 Decrease 6.25 Increase 5.38

The 1954 election was held on march 5. The election is known as the surprise election. For the first time in 50 years the Radical Party did not win the election. The Radicals lost the election by just 27 votes. The Socialist Party made massive gains in the Overseas Territories.

PartyVotes%Seats+/–
Democratic Centre1,756,72936.96155+12
Radical Party1,756,70236.96133-27
Socialist Party557,84311.7442+19
Liberal Party401,2268.4430-4
People's Party220,6714.640
others59,5471.250
Total4,752,718100.003600
Valid votes4,752,71899.97
Invalid/blank votes1,4060.03
Total votes4,754,124100.00
Registered voters/turnout5,188,27391.63