Greek Communists - Party's Electoral Results

Party's Electoral Results

Results since 1926
Year	Type of election	Votes	%	Seats
1926	Parliament	41,982	4.37%	10
1928	Parliament		1.4%	0
1929	Senate	↔	1.7%	0
1932	Parliament	58,223	4.97%	10
1932	Senate	↔	3.91	0
1933	Parliament		4.5%	0
1935	Parliament		9.59%‡	0
1936	Parliament		5.8%‡	15
1951	Parliament	*	10.57%	10
1952	Parliament	*	9.55%	29
1958	Parliament	*	24.42%	60
1974	Parliament	464,787†	9.47%	8
1977	Parliament	480,272	9.36%	11
1981	Parliament	620,302	10.93%	13
1985	Parliament	629,525	9.1%	12
June 1989	Parliament	855,944††	13.1%	28
November 1989	Parliament	734,611††	11.0%	21
1990	Parliament	677,059††	10.3%	19
1993	Parliament	313,087	4.5%	9
1996	Parliament	380,167	5.61%	11
2000	Parliament	379,517	5.53%	11
2004	Parliament	436,573	5.9%	12
2007	Parliament	583,815	8.15%	22
2009	Parliament	517,154	7.54%	21
May 2012	Parliament	536,072	8.48%	26
June 2012	Parliament	277,122	4.50%	12

Notes:

‡ With other parties.

↔ As part of the United Front.

* As part of the United Democratic Left, legal umbrella for the outlawed KKE during this period.

† As part of the United Left coalition.

†† As part of the Coalition of the Left and Progress.

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