Sudanese parliamentary election, 1953
Parliamentary elections in the Anglo -Egyptian Sudan were held in 1953 before the advent of independence from the Kingdom of Egypt.
The result was a clear and unambiguous victory of the National Unionist Party ( NUP ), which 50 of the 97 seats in the Sudanese parliament and 21 of the 30 elected seats in the Senate won. Another 20 members were nominated for the Senate, of which the NUP 10 assignierte. Although the Umma Party and some British media reported allegations that Egypt sought to influence the outcome of elections, the election was generally regarded as free and fair.