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The Dorvain General Election, 1932 was held on the 27th May 1938 to elect the 34th Parliament of the Commonwealth of Dorvain. Each of the 225 parliamentary constituencies elected one Member of Parliament to Parliament. The Liberals increased the number of seats from 125 to 225, believing that the boundaries in place were outdated and in need of reform. With only two seats short of a majority, Jameson lead a relatively stable minority administration.

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  • The Dorvain General Election, 1932 was held on the 27th May 1938 to elect the 34th Parliament of the Commonwealth of Dorvain. Each of the 225 parliamentary constituencies elected one Member of Parliament to Parliament. The Liberals increased the number of seats from 125 to 225, believing that the boundaries in place were outdated and in need of reform. With only two seats short of a majority, Jameson lead a relatively stable minority administration.
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  • The Dorvain General Election, 1932 was held on the 27th May 1938 to elect the 34th Parliament of the Commonwealth of Dorvain. Each of the 225 parliamentary constituencies elected one Member of Parliament to Parliament. The Liberals increased the number of seats from 125 to 225, believing that the boundaries in place were outdated and in need of reform. Harvey Jameson's Liberals managed to stay the largest party, but was two seats short of a majority. The Democrats were further revitalized by Hugh Menzies, campaigning that the Liberals were not a good option for the working class and that they too championed austerity, albeit not as much as the Royalists. They also argued that the Socialists were destined not to make enough electoral impact to matter, and boasted plenty of progressives policies. The Royalits on the other hand argued the Liberals did not have communities interests at heart, and that Harvey Jameson was not a competent Prime Senator. Jameson's Liberals boasted the numerous reforms made under their government, and their party was the only option that wasn't either economically incompetent nor harsh. With only two seats short of a majority, Jameson lead a relatively stable minority administration.
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