1926 Rhomania general election

The 1926 Rhomania general election took place from (insert dates)

The 1926 election was notable for the sharp increase of seats for the Sosialdimokratikó party, making the SDK have the largest single election gains in Byzantine history. Georgios Bodosakis, the leader of the SDK, became the premiere until the 1930 election. It saw the fall of the Fileleftheron party following Anatolikos Ampragamos' poor handling of Black Thursday and the perceived responsibility of the Fileleftheron Party in the KNkM Trading Bubble Crahs.

The loss of many seats caused the re-branding of the party into the Proodeftikó party.

The Syntiritikó party also saw a decline in seats, with their perceived role in the aforementioned crisis and participation in the "45 Strategoi" controversy.

The "45 Strategoi" incident attempted to thwart the wave, and keep Thrasyvoulos Makriyannis (who voted in line with the SdK on nearly half of all votes) from taking control of the Fileleftheron and Georgios Bodosakis, who had made several enemies among the 45 and was percieved as too far left, from taking office as the Prothypourgos, leading to the 1927 Succession Law Change political conflict.