Parliamentary elections were held in Greece on 5 March 1950.[1] People's Party emerged as the largest party in Parliament, winning 62 of the 250 seats.[2]
Results Party Votes % Seats People's Party 317,312 18.79 62 Liberal Party 291,083 17.24 56 National Progressive Center Union [a] 277,739 16.45 45 Georgios Papandreou Party 180,185 10.67 35 Democratic Alignment 163,824 9.70 18 Politically Independent Alignment 137,618 8.15 16 National Reconstruction Front 88,979 5.27 7 National Party of Greece 61,575 3.65 7 Party of Farmers and Labourers 44,308 2.62 3 New Party 42,157 2.50 1 National Party of Working People 26,925 1.59 0 Party for the National Union 14,256 0.84 0 Greek Working People's Party 9,132 0.54 0 National Resistance Party of Greece 8,260 0.49 0 Party Alliance of Greek Workers and Political Refresh Movement 8,127 0.48 0 Independent Liberal Party 3,087 0.18 0 List of Independents 2,979 0.18 0 Agricultural Party 2,191 0.13 0 Christian Labour Agricultural Party 1,027 0.06 0 Christian Political Union 429 0.03 0 Greek Drivers' Party 157 0.01 0 Independent Farmer Party 146 0.01 0 National Independent Party of War Wounded and Victims of Greece 145 0.01 0 Labour-Professional Party of Greece 97 0.01 0 Independent Agricultural Party of Greek People 63 0.00 0 Professional and Industrial Party of Greece 42 0.00 0 National Byzantine Party of Greece 20 0.00 0 Independents 6,742 0.40 0 Total 1,688,605 100.00 250 Valid votes 1,688,605 99.57 Invalid/blank votes 7,223 0.43 Total votes 1,695,828 100.00 Source: Nohlen & Stöver
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