New Ingrean general election, 1920

1920 General Election

29 May 1920 (1920-05-29)
All 100 seats to the House of Assembly 51 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	93.24
First party Second party   Leader Joseph Williams Robert Stratton Party Liberal Party Conservative Party Leader since 1915 1913 Seats won 52 30 Seat change 20 16   Third party Fourth party   Leader Leonard Rollins Charles Sexton-Dayle Party Labour Party Country Party Leader since 1905 1918 Seats won 9 8 Seat change 5 8
Composition of the House of Assembly chamber after the election. Colours denote the winning party, as shown in the main table of results
Prime Minister before election Robert Stratton Conservative Party Elected Prime Minister Joseph Williams Liberal Party

The New Ingrea general election of 1920 was held on Saturday, 29 May 1920. The election saw the increase in the size of the House of Assembly to 100 members, and the was also the first election to take place on a Saturday. The Liberals, led by Joseph Williams, win a small majority over the Conservatives on 30 seats and Labour on 9 seats. The election also sees the emergence of the Country Party for the first time, who win 8 seats.