1911 Sallian parliamentary election

1910 Sallian parliamentary election

27/06/1910
All 650 seats to the House of Commons of Sallia 326 seats needed for a majority
Opinion polls
Registered	8,410,971
Turnout	7,964,092
First party Second party Third party   Leader James Cooper Arthur Chapman George Francois Party Liberal Party Conservative Party Republican Party Leader since 4 August 1899 8 August 1902 14 September 1910 Leader's seat Palling City of Swington Maxwell Bridge Seats before 317 241 44 Seats won 318 236 45 Seat change +1 -5 +1 Popular vote 3,385,536 3,497,829 284,318 Percentage 42.51% 43.92% 3.57%   Fourth party   Leader Arthur Davies Party Labour Party Leader since 9 April 1909 Leader's seat Mother Falls Seats before 40 Seats won 43 Seat change +3 Popular vote 673,762 Percentage 8.46%
Prime Minister before election James Cooper Liberal Party Prime Minister Henry Brewer Liberal Party

The 1910 Sallian parliamentary election took place on 27 January 1911. The 4th Parliament of Sallia first met on 10 February 1911.

Campaign

Campaigning began following the dissolution of the 3rd Parliament of Sallia on 2 June 1910. The Conservatives campaigned mostly on economic issues, the Liberals campaigned on economic and social issues, the Republicans campaigned on changing the political system to a presidential one, and the Labour Party campaigned on social issues.

Opinion polls

Main article: Opinion polling for the 1911 Sallian parliamentary election

Endorsements

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

A famous front page was created on 2 January 1911 when the election was declared by the People's Paper with the title: "Here We Go Again".

Results

Seats

• Liberal Party - 318 seats
• Conservative Party - 236 seats
• Republican Party - 45 seats
• Labour Party - 43 seats
• Independents and others - 8 seats
• The Speaker of the House - 1 seat

Popular vote

• Liberal Party - 3,385,536 (42.51%)
• Conservative Party - 3,497,829 (43.92%)
• Republican Party - 284,318 (3.57%)
• Labour Party - 673,762 (8.46%)
• Independents and others - 79,641 (1.0%)
• The Speaker of the House - 43,006 (0.54%)