Vyvlander general election, 1932

Vyvlander general election, 1932

5 October 1932 (1932-10-05)
All 580 seats in the Parliament of Vyvland
Turnout	14,838,990 (84.6%)
First party Second party Third party   Leader Jeusev Jueves Joop van Daal Wooland Kaawurd Party Nationalist Movement Radical Party (Vyvland) Conservative Christian Alliance Leader since 30 May 1927 1 August 1921 27 July 1930 Last election 64 seats 137 seats 145 seats Seats won 213 101 86 Seat change 149 36 59 Popular vote 5,336,290 2,517,693 2,090,303 Percentage 35.6% 17.0% 14.1% Swing 25.7% 6.2% 10.2%   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader Jyroyd Oydmaan Godard Uswinsen Rikard Leuns Party Socialist Party (Vyvland) Labour Party (Vyvland) Free Liberal Party (Vyvland) Leader since 16 February 1925 2 June 1929 29 September 1931 Last election 129 seats 40 seats 19 seats Seats won 81 47 28 Seat change 48 7 9 Popular vote 2,032,240 1,180,361 723,999 Percentage 13.7% 8.0% 5.0% Swing 8.3% 1.2% 1.3%   Seventh party Eighth party   Leader Rens vun Saandrum collective Party Rural Movement Communist Party (Vyvland) Leader since 12 December 1926 Last election 46 seats 0 seats Seats won 21 3 Seat change 25 3 Popular vote 547,658 132,227 Percentage 3.7% 0.8% Swing 4.1% 0.6%
Prime Minister before election Joop van Daal Radical Party (Vyvland) Prime Minister after election Mafjas Tupper Radical Party (Vyvland)

The Vyvlander general election, 1932 was the last general election held to the Parliament of the Kingdom of Vyvland before its split in 1935. The election was held just a month before the country was plunged into civil war between the Nationalist Movement, by far the largest party after the election, and the monarchist establishment, which led to the country's split into North and South Vyvland.

The overarching result of the election was the massive and sudden growth of the Nationalist Movement led by Jeusev Jueves, which won 37% of the seats overall; more than double the seats of its closest rival, the Radical Party. All three of the main establishment parties - the Radical Party, the Conservative Christian Alliance, and the Socialist Party - lost a large number of seats, but still formed a coalition government with the Labour Party and Free Liberal Party. The rightwing parties of this government insisted that moderate Radical Mafjas Tupper should head the government, instead of the popular but more leftwing Joop van Daal, the Radical leader.

The defeat was particularly severe for the Conservative Christian Alliance, which lost two-fifths of its vote and came third - the first time it had not won the most votes in a national election since its formation. The Communist Party of Vyvland - a dissenting splitter group from the larger Labour Party - won its first seats, in Stanmer province.

The was the last election in Vyvland or North Vyvland to be held under the former full proportional representation system, which was seen to have encouraged the growth of the Nationalist Movement. All elections since have been held under a parallel voting or mixed-member proportional system.

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A diagram of the election results by party