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- Q3169611 subject Q8170536.
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- Q3169611 abstract "The 1989 South African general election, held on 6 September of that year, was South Africa's last national race-based parliamentary election. The election was called early (no election was required until 1992) to gauge support for the recently elected head of the National Party, F. W. de Klerk (who was in the process of replacing P. W. Botha as the country's president) and his program of reform, which was to include further retreat from the policy of apartheid.Although it still won an absolute majority, the National Party suffered an electoral setback, winning only 48% of the popular vote and 103 of the seats in the House of Assembly.The official opposition Conservative Party (CP), who opposed any form of powersharing with other race groups, remained the official opposition with 41 seats and gained 31% of the votes.Before the elections the liberal Progressive Federal Party (PFP) had dissolved itself and regrouped as the Democratic Party (DP), which went on to take 34 seats.".
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- Q3169611 firstLeader Q151813.
- Q3169611 secondLeader Q510574.
- Q3169611 startDate "1989-09-06".
- Q3169611 thumbnail South_African_House_of_Assembly_1989.svg?width=300.
- Q3169611 title "South African general election, 1989".
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- Q3169611 country "South Africa".
- Q3169611 electionDate "1989-09-06".
- Q3169611 electionName "South African general election, 1989".
- Q3169611 leader Q151813.
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- Q3169611 comment "The 1989 South African general election, held on 6 September of that year, was South Africa's last national race-based parliamentary election. The election was called early (no election was required until 1992) to gauge support for the recently elected head of the National Party, F. W. de Klerk (who was in the process of replacing P. W.".
- Q3169611 label "South African general election, 1989".
- Q3169611 depiction South_African_House_of_Assembly_1989.svg.