Independence Party (Iceland) - Election Results

Election Results

Election Votes Vote % Seats Place
1930 11,671 48.3 1st
1931 16,891 43.8 15 / 42 1st
1933 17,131.5 48.0 20 / 42 1st
1934 21,974 42.3 20 / 49 1st
1937 24,132 41.3 17 / 49 1st
July 1942 22,975 39.5 17 / 49 1st
October 1942 23,001 38.5 20 / 52 1st
1946 26,428 39.5 20 / 52 1st
1949 28,546 39.5 19 / 52 1st
1953 28,738 37.1 21 / 52 1st
1956 35,027 42.4 19 / 52 1st
June 1959 36,029 42.5 20 / 52 1st
October 1959 33,800 39.7 24 / 60 1st
1963 37,021 41.4 24 / 60 1st
1967 36,036 37.5 23 / 60 1st
1971 38,170 36.2 22 / 60 1st
1974 48,764 42.7 25 / 60 1st
1978 39,982 32.7 20 / 60 1st
1979 43,838 35.4 21 / 60 1st
1983 50,251 38.7 23 / 60 1st
1987 41,490 27.2 18 / 63 1st
1991 60,836 38.6 26 / 63 1st
1995 61,183 37.1 25 / 63 1st
1999 67,513 40.7 26 / 63 1st
2003 61,701 33.7 22 / 63 1st
2007 66,754 36.6 25 / 63 1st
2009 44,371 23.7 16 / 63 2nd

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