1892 Hungarian parliamentary election

none Kingdom of Hungary (1867–1918) 1874 parliamentary 1887 Hungarian parliamentary election 1887 1896 Hungarian parliamentary election 1896 All 413 seats in the Diet 207 29 January–3 February 1892 Ellinger Portrait of Frigyes Podmaniczky 1878.jpg Frigyes Podmaniczky hu Podmaniczky Frigyes SZP 245 413 #AAD8E6 11 59.32% Irányi Dániel Ellinger.jpg Dániel Irányi Dániel Irányi hu Irányi Dániel 48FP 87 413 #68001D 8 21.07% Apponyi Albert portré litográfia.jpg Albert Apponyi National Party (Hungary) NP hu Nemzeti Párt (Magyarország) 62 413 #00008B 15 15.01% 00008B Prime Minister Prime Minister after election Gyula Szapáry SZP Gyula Szapáry SZP Parliamentary elections were held in Hungary between 29 January and 3 February 1892.Szabó Pál Csaba A Magyar állam története 1711–2006 History of the Hungarian State: 1711-2006 2006 Bölcsész konzorcium Budapest 963-9704-08-3 375 https://vmek.oszk.hu/04800/04807/04807.pdf hu The period before the elections was characterized by social discontent. Although the government led by Count Gyula Szapáry reacted to the formation of the Social Democratic Party and introduced health insurance for industrial workers, they took violent action against the agrarian socialist movements. The uprising of the poorest in the counties of Békés, Csongrád and Csanád was crushed by the gendarmerie in 1891. The agrarian socialists demanded progressive taxation, suffrage and the abolition of feudal services that had remained despite the emancipation of serfs. The Romanians of Transylvania wrote a memorandum to the ruler in 1892, in which they expressed their cultural and administrative grievances. Franz Joseph I refused to receive them and sent the memorandum to the Hungarian government. The authors of the memorandum were convicted by a court for incitement through the press. Before the elections, the conservative Moderate Opposition rebranded as National Party (Hungary) National Party hu Nemzeti Párt (Magyarország) under the leadership of Count Albert Apponyi. The National Antisemitic Party hu Országos Antiszemita Párt (1883) is dissolved before the election. The group led by Gábor Ugron (born 1847) Gábor Ugron de Gábor Ugron (Politiker, 1847) left the '48ers Party of Independence and create a new party, because they disagreed with the radicalizing leadership. The new parliament convened on February 20, 1892.Kozári Monika A dualizmus kora / The age of dualism Magyarország története / The history of Hungary 16 Budapest Kossuth Kiadó 2009 978-963-09-5694-9 78-83 Parties and leaders PartyLeader Liberal Party (SZP) Frigyes Podmaniczky de Frigyes Podmaniczky '48ers Party of Independence (48FP) Dániel Irányi Dániel Irányi hu Irányi Dániel National Party (Hungary) National Party hu Nemzeti Párt (Magyarország) (NP) Albert Apponyi Ugron Party of Independence and '48 '48ers Ugron Party hu Függetlenségi és 48-as (Ugron) Párt (48UP) Gábor Ugron (born 1847) Gábor Ugron de Gábor Ugron (Politiker, 1847) Electoral system The elections were based on property, income and education census. Landowners with a ¼ plot of land, rural industrialists paying a tax of 6 Ft, urban industrialists paying a tax of 10.50 Ft, house tenants paying a tax of 15.75 Ft, land and house owners paying a tax of 5 Ft, landless house owners paying a tax of 6 Ft, employed priests, officials, teachers, tutors, writers, artists, lawyers, notaries and health workers with a degree were electors. 20 years older men were eligible to vote and 24 years older men could be elected. Women had no right for the participation. The elections were held exclusively in single-member district by open voting.Kozári Monika A dualizmus kora / The age of dualism Magyarország története / The history of Hungary 16 Budapest Kossuth Kiadó 2009 978-963-09-5694-9 11Ballabás Dániel Pap József Pál Judit Az országgyűlés tagjainak archontológiája / Archontology of the members of parliament Képviselők és főrendek a dualizmus kori Magyarországon / Representatives and high nobles in Hungary during the Dualist era 2 Eger Líceum Kiadó 2020 978-963-496-144-4 493-509 Results File:Hungary Parliament 1892.svg Liberal Party 245 -11 '48ers Party of Independence 87 +8 National Party (Hungary) National Party hu Nemzeti Párt (Magyarország) 62 +15 Ugron Party of Independence and '48 '48ers Ugron Party hu Függetlenségi és 48-as (Ugron) Párt 14 New Independent moderate 4 -9 Independent '67ers 1 -6 Ballabás-Pap-PálBallabás Dániel Pap József Pál Judit Az országgyűlés tagjainak archontológiája / Archontology of the members of parliament Képviselők és főrendek a dualizmus kori Magyarországon / Representatives and high nobles in Hungary during the Dualist era 2 Eger Líceum Kiadó 2020 978-963-496-144-4 85-491 The group of independents are classified by their political position as 67'ers and moderate opposition. Politics in 19th-century Hungary Aftermath After the elections, the government's relationship with the Catholic Church deteriorated due to the proposal of church-political reforms, which led to the resignation of the prime minister in November. The new government remained intolerant with ethical minority movements, and in 1894 the Romanian National Party was banned.Kozári Monika A dualizmus kora / The age of dualism Magyarország története / The history of Hungary 16 Budapest Kossuth Kiadó 2009 978-963-09-5694-9 81-83 They next won a seat in a by-election in 1903.Ballabás Dániel Pap József Pál Judit Az országgyűlés tagjainak archontológiája / Archontology of the members of parliament Képviselők és főrendek a dualizmus kori Magyarországon / Representatives and high nobles in Hungary during the Dualist era 2 Eger Líceum Kiadó 2020 978-963-496-144-4 445 References Parliamentary Hungary Category:Hungarian parliamentary elections in Austria-Hungary Hungary Hungary hu:Magyarországi országgyűlési választások a dualizmus korában#1892