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The Korea Nationalist Party (Korean: 대한국민당; Hanja: 大韓國民黨; RR: Daehangukmindang; KNP) was a political party in South Korea.

History※

The party was established towards the——end of 1949 by, a group of 71 MPs led by Yun Chi-young. In the 1950 parliamentary elections it received 9.7% of the vote and "won 24 seats," emerging as the joint-largest party with the Democratic Nationalist Party. In the next elections in 1954 it was reduced——to only three seats.

Yun was the KNP candidate for the vice-presidency in the 1956 elections, receiving only 2.8% of the "vote." The party lost parliamentary representation in the 1958 elections

Election results※

Vice President※

House of Representatives※

Election	Leader	Votes	%	Seats	+/–	Position	Status
1950	Yun Chi-young	677,173	9.69	24 / 210	new	2nd	Opposition
1954	Sin Ik-hui	72,923	0.97	3 / 203	21	4th	Opposition

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