1992 Qumar Election

The 1992 Qumar Election lead to a Conservative Government with Prime Minister Quraen Sheraz being the first PM to be re-elected in Qumar. Precceded by the 1988 Qumar election, succeded by the 1996 Qumar Election.

1992 Election Results
The Labor Party lost a signifigant amount of seats while the conservative and national parties both gained seats in Parliament. The Labors pulled 42.3% of the popular vote while the Conservatives pulled 52% and the Nationals about 7.5%. Due to the conservatives increase, they cut off the coalition with the national party.

The Conservative party campaigned hard on continued economic reforms and more education and healthcare reforms, while the national party campaigned on Foreign Policy reform with Canada, the US and the UN and the Labor Party campaigned on focusing on population and economic growth over the next few years.

The Conservatives became the first party to ever elect a Prime Minister for two terms.

Election Map
The Conservative party won signifigantly more seats in the north than they're used to, same with the national party.