Icelandic parliamentary election, 1995

  • G: 9
  • J: 4
  • V: 3
  • A: 7
  • B: 15
  • D: 25

The parliamentary elections in Iceland in 1995 took place on 8 April 1995. In choosing the 63 members of the Althing were redefined.

The election brought a victory for the Independence Party under Prime Minister Oddsson Davíð despite a seat loss. You could combine 37.1 % of the votes.

Davíð decided to terminate the cooperation with the Social Democratic Party, which had lost three seats in the election, and to form a government with the strengthened Progress Party.

Represented New in Parliament was the left -wing populist party people awakening ( Þjóðvaki ), which split off in 1994 by the People's Alliance.

Surveys

Election result

167 751 Of the 191 973 eligible voters voted, which corresponded to a turnout of around 87.4 %. 2,708, or about 1.6 % of the votes were invalid.

Specifically, gave the following results:

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