1887 Creeperian general election

1887 Creeperian general election

19 December 1887
All 30 seats of the National Parliament 16 seats needed for a majority
Registered	103,418
Turnout	37.33%
First party Second party   Leader Inhué Ordóñez Yepes Macos Espiga Mina Party National Liberal National Conservative Leader's seat Mafrerio Aguilares Seats won 19 9 Seat change 19 9 Popular vote 22,196 9,869 Percentage 60.81% 27.04%
Prime Minister after election Inhué Ordóñez Yepes National Liberal Party

A general election was held in Creeperopolis on 19 December 1887 where voters elected all 30 members of the newly-established National Parliament of Creeperopolis (commonly referred to in Creeperopolis as the Second Parliament).

The 1887 election was the first since 1740, held by the semi-recognized Creeperian Republic, and marked the end of the Adolfisto period of Creeperian history. The election was quickly organized by democratic politicians after a 2-year period of negotiations and tensions between pro-democratic politicians and the monarchy.

Inhué Ordóñez Yepes of the National Liberal Party became the prime minister of Creeperopolis.

The election's scope was very limited with only 103,418 being registered to vote, almost all of whom lived in the Adolfosburgo, San Luís, and San Salvador viceroyalties. After the election, a series of protests and riots erupted across the country, either due to discontent at the limited scope of the election, opposition to the results of the election, or opposition to the restoration of democracy. The protests and riots led to Ordóñez Yepes calling for a snap election in 1888 to hold a nationwide election.

Results

Party		Votes	%	Seats	+/–
	National Liberal Party	22,196	60.81	18	New
	National Conservative Party	9,869	27.04	9	New
	Independents	4,438	12.16	3	New
Total		36,503	100.00	30	+30
Valid votes		36,503	94.54
Invalid/blank votes		2,108	5.46
Total votes		38,611	100.00
Registered voters/turnout		103,418	37.33
Source: Supreme Electoral Tribunal

See also

• Elections in Creeperopolis