1920 Dissauian General Election

The 1920 Dissauian General Election was held on the 12th of October 1920 and was the 23rd legislative and 5th fixed-term election in Dissau. Polling leading up to the election had become quite mixed due to Labor no longer having the kick it had in its campaign for the 1919 General Election. Prime Minister, Karl Cameron, however, pushed on with lengthy hours of campaigning and with the enfranchising of women it made it easier for Karl Cameron as most women were more left-wing than men in Dissau.
The results of the election saw Labor win another election that secured them at most another 4 years in government of which they had already served four previous to the election. Labor won 75 seats out of 146 seats in Parliament, National Moderate won 63 seats, and Free Liberal won 8 seats. Free Liberal won the least amount of seats they had ever won since the first election they participated in in 1904, leading to hysteria among party members in Free Liberal.
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