1910 Dissauian General Election

The 1910 Dissauian General Election was held on the 9th of April 1910 and was the 15th legislative election in Dissau. The election was called due to disagreements between National Moderate and Free Liberal, leading to Prime Minister, Erik Hanshon, to dissolve ask King William I for permission to dissolve parliament and call an election. National Moderate won its first majority since 1907, winning 82 seats in parliament, whereas Labor decreased its seats down to 50, and Free Liberal decreased its seats down to 14.
== Background ==
Throughout the National Moderate - Free Liberal coalition, disagreements between the two parties were ripe. Free Liberal was insistent on improving conditions in factories and further restricting women and children in factories, but National Moderate insisted on preserving the current laws. The two parties faced off again in March 1910 with the decision to reform marriages, allowing divorce under circumstances such as: rape, adultery, and absence/separation after five years. National Moderate refused to vote for in favor of the law, leading to Free Liberal breaking the conditions of the coalition by voting with Labor, allowing the law to be passed in parliament and come into law.
On the 4th of April, Prime Minister, Erik Hanshon, asked King William I to dissolve parliament and call an election. His request was accepted, and parliament was dissolved on the 6th of April 1910 and the election was set for the 9th of April.
== Results ==
National Moderate won 82 seats out of 146, giving them a decent majority to govern with. Labor won 50 seats, losing 8, and Free Liberal won 14 seats, losing 4.
Party	MPs 	MPs	Votes 	Votes
Party	Seats	Net	% of Seats	Change
NMD 	82 	+12	56.2% 	+8.2%
LAB 	50 	-8 	34.3% 	-5.4%
FRL 	14 	-4 	9.6% 	-2.7%