The National Party won the 16 April general election, held under an electoral system that excluded the Black majority. The ANC addressed white voters in a public message, pointing out that they elected the parliament making laws over people who had no vote. This record places the election in the history of political exclusion rather than treating the white electorate as representing the country as a whole.
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Who could vote in the 1958 general election?
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The national parliamentary electorate excluded the Black majority.
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