List of Elections
Since 1910, parliamentary general elections have been held on the following dates.
- 15 September 1910
- 20 October 1915
- 20 March 1920
- 8 February 1921
- 19 June 1924
- 14 June 1929
- 17 May 1933
- 18 May 1938
- 17 July 1943
- 26 May 1948
- 15 April 1953
- 16 April 1958
- 8 October 1961
- 30 March 1966
- 22 April 1970
- 24 April 1974
- 30 November 1977
- 29 April 1981
- 22 and 28 August 1984 (House of Representatives and House of Delegates)
- 6 May 1987 (House of Assembly)
- 6 September 1989 (all three houses)
- 26–29 April 1994
- 2 June 1999
- 14 April 2004
- 22 April 2009
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