House of Assembly of South Africa - Election Results

Election Results

The following table reflects only those members elected from general roll electoral divisions.

Term Election Total seats Parties
South African Unionist Labour Others Independent
1st 15 September 1910 121 67 39 4 11
National South African Unionist Labour Others Independent
2nd 20 October 1915 130 27 54 39 4 6
3rd 20 March 1920 134 44 41 25 21 3
National South African Labour Others Independent
4th 8 February 1921 134 45 79 9 1
5th 19 June 1924 135 63 53 18 1
6th 14 June 1929 148 78 61 8 1
7th 17 May 1933 150 75 61 2 2 (Roos) 10
Purified National United Dominion Labour Others Independent
8th 18 May 1938 150 27 111 8 3 1 (Socialist)
Reunited National United Dominion Labour Others Independent
9th 17 July 1943 150 43 89 7 9 2
Afrikaner Reunited National United Labour Others Independent
10th 26 May 1948 150 9 70 65 6
National United Labour Others Independent
11th 15 April 1953 156 94 57 5
12th 16 April 1958 156 103 53
National United Progressive Others Independent
13th 8 October 1961 156 105 59 1 1 (National Union)
14th 30 March 1966 166 126 39 1
15th 22 April 1970 166 118 47 1
16th 24 April 1974 171 123 41 7
National New Republic Progressive Federal Others Independent
17th 30 November 1977 165 134 10 17 3 (South African) 1
18th/19th 29 April 1981 165 131 8 26
Conservative National New Republic Progressive Federal Others Independent
20th 6 May 1987 166 22 123 1 19 1
Conservative National Democratic Others Independent
21st 6 September 1989 166 39 94 33

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