Elections in Littland

Past Folkekammer elections

Established in 1913 following the Littish Civil War, the Folkekammer is the legislative power in Littland. While the President plays a prominent role on the international stage, representing Littland. The Folkekammer is debatably the most important political institution in Littland, aside from the government itself.

1910's

Folkekammer following the 1913 election

Folkekammer following the 1917 election

Year	Party	Leader	Vote share	Seats	Comments
1913	AP Labour Party			132 / 225	The first election following the Littish Civil War. The main focus of the election was the reconstruction of the country. Communist/Socialist parties were banned, and not allowed to run in the election.
	KF Christian People's Party			67 / 225
	Li Liberal Party			26 / 225
1917	AP Labour Party			142 / 225	Communist/Socialist parties were banned, and not allowed to run in the election.
	KF Christian People's Party			62 / 225
	Li Liberal Party			21 / 225

1920's

Folkekammer following the 1921 election

Folkekammer following the 1924 election

Folkekammer following the 1928 election

Year	Party	Leader	Vote share	Seats	Comments
1921	AP Labour Party			144 / 225	Communist/Socialist parties were banned, and not allowed to run in the election.
	KF Christian People's Party			68 / 225
	Li Liberal Party			13 / 225
1924	AP Labour Party			117 / 225	Snap election called after the passing of Torsten Einarsen. The AP could not agree on a replacement for Prime Minister. Communist/Socialist parties were banned, and not allowed to run in the election.
	KF Christian People's Party			74 / 225
	Li Liberal Party			34 / 225
1928	AP Labour Party			121 / 225	Communist/Socialist parties were banned, and not allowed to run in the election.
	KF Christian People's Party			63 / 225
	Li Liberal Party			29 / 225
	BF Farmers Union			12 / 225

1930's

Year	Party	Leader	Vote share	Seats	Comments
				0 / 225

1940's

Year	Party	Leader	Vote share	Seats	Comments
				0 / 225
Communist and Socialist parties were given permission to run in future elections

1950's

Year	Party	Leader	Vote share	Seats	Comments
				0 / 225

1960's

Year	Party	Leader	Vote share	Seats	Comments
				0 / 225

1970's

Year	Party	Leader	Vote share	Seats	Comments
				0 / 225

1980's

Folkekammer following the 1986 election

Folkekammer following the 1988 election

Year	Party	Leader	Vote share	Seats	Comments
1983			XXXX%	10 / 225	XXXXX
			XXXX%	10 / 225
			XXXX%	10 / 225
			XXXX%	10 / 225
			XXXX%	10 / 225
The 1986 Constitution increases the number of seats from 225 to 325
1986	AP Labour Party		XXXX%	113 / 325	XXXXX
	KF Christian Democratic League		XXXX%	108 / 325
	Li Liberal Party		XXXX%	48 / 325
	GF Green Future		XXXX%	43 / 325
	KP Communist Party		XXXX%	13 / 325
1988	AP Labour Party		XXXX%	118 / 325	XXXXX
	KF Christian Democratic League		XXXX%	103 / 325
	Li Liberal Party		XXXX%	56 / 325
	GF Green Future		XXXX%	48 / 325

1990's

Folkekammer following the 1991 election

Folkekammer following the 1994 election

Folkekammer following the 1998 election

Year	Party	Leader	Vote share	Seats	Comments
1991	KF Christian Democratic League		XXXX%	114 / 325	XXXXX
	AP Labour Party		XXXX%	95 / 325
	Li Liberal Party		XXXX%	55 / 325
	GF Green Future		XXXX%	45 / 325
	OM Centrist Party		XXXX%	16 / 325
1994	KF Christian Democratic League		XXXX%	96 / 325	XXXXX
	AP Labour Party		XXXX%	88 / 325
	Li Liberal Party		XXXX%	50 / 325
	GF Green Future		XXXX%	49 / 325
	FP Freedom Party		XXXX%	28 / 325
	OM Centrist Party		XXXX%	14 / 325
1998	AP Labour Party		XXXX%	99 / 325	XXXXX
	KF Christian Democratic League		XXXX%	83 / 325
	Li Liberal Party		XXXX%	52 / 325
	GF Green Future		XXXX%	41 / 325
	FP Freedom Party		XXXX%	33 / 325
	V The Left		XXXX%	17 / 325

2000's

Folkekammer following the 2002 election

Folkekammer following the 2004 election

Folkekammer following the 2007 election

Folkekammer following the 2008 election

Year	Party	Leader	Vote share	Seats	Comments
2002	AP Labour Party		XXXX%	93 / 325	XXXXX
	KF Christian Democratic League		XXXX%	80 / 325
	GF Green Future		XXXX%	53 / 325
	Li Liberal Party		XXXX%	51 / 325
	FP Freedom Party		XXXX%	48 / 325
2004	AP Labour Party		XXXX%	105 / 325	XXXXX
	KF Christian Democratic League		XXXX%	92 / 325
	GF Green Future		XXXX%	60 / 325
	FP Freedom Party		XXXX%	34 / 325
	Li Liberal Party		XXXX%	34 / 325
2007	AP Labour Party		XXXX%	108 / 325	XXXXX
	KF Christian Democratic League		XXXX%	97 / 325
	GF Green Future		XXXX%	39 / 325
	Li Liberal Party		XXXX%	32 / 325
	FP Freedom Party		XXXX%	30 / 325
	NC New Center		XXXX%	19 / 325
2008	AP Labour Party		XXXX%	91 / 325	XXXXX
	KF Christian Democratic League		XXXX%	86 / 325
	GF Green Future		XXXX%	61 / 325
	FP Freedom Party		XXXX%	37 / 325
	Li Liberal Party		XXXX%	28 / 325
	NC New Center		XXXX%	22 / 325

2010's

Folkekammer following the 2012 election

Folkekammer following the 2016 election

Year	Party	Leader	Vote share	Seats	Comments
2012	KF Christian Democratic League		XXXX%	93 / 325	XXXXX
	AP Labour Party		XXXX%	84 / 325
	GF Green Future		XXXX%	56 / 325
	In The Initiative		XXXX%	24 / 325
	Li Liberal Party		XXXX%	21 / 325
	NC New Center		XXXX%	17 / 325
	FP Freedom Party		XXXX%	16 / 325
	RP Justice Party		XXXX%	14 / 325
2016	KF Christian Democratic League		XXXX%	92 / 325	XXXXX
	AP Labour Party		XXXX%	71 / 325
	GF Green Future		XXXX%	59 / 325
	Li Liberal Party		XXXX%	37 / 325
	FP Freedom Party		XXXX%	35 / 325
	In The Initiative		XXXX%	18 / 325
	NC New Center		XXXX%	13 / 325

2020's

Folkekammer following the 2020 election

Year	Party	Leader	Vote share	Seats	Comments
2020	KF Christian Democratic League	Albert Simonsen	XXXX%	81 / 325	XXXXX
	GF Green Future	Lauritz Magnussen	XXXX%	73 / 325
	FP Freedom Party	Morten Aadal	XXXX%	62 / 325
	AP Labour Party	Sofie Aakjær	XXXX%	60 / 325
	Li Liberal Party	Chris Clemensen	XXXX%	19 / 325
	NC New Center	Birthe Hansen	XXXX%	15 / 325
	In The Initiative	Hanne Thanning	XXXX%	13 / 325
	O Myltoft Movement	Søren Bødker Jørgensen	XXXX%	2 / 325