Central Dalmatia includes the area of the city of Split, the center of Dalmatia, and the rural hinterland. The differences between them are so great that they can easily be seen as two poles in any observed aspect. That is why the aim of this paper is to show how these differences manifested themselves in the results of the parliamentary elections in 1927. The paper observes the political events in the state top, how they spill over to the local levels and finally how people accepted these political events in the form of commitment to certain parties in the mentioned elections. The paper will present the political struggle of the parties and their prominent members and leaders based on newspaper reports, primarily from the Split daily newspaper Novo doba. The final part of the work will bring the results of the elections, statistically process certain parameters and offer answers to some questions that can be asked considering the results of those elections, primarily regarding HSS and Radić's political maneuverings. At the very end, all the events will be summarized and show how the newly created situation in the state summit and the Assembly was far from solving key state problems and only created conditions for future conflict in the form of assassinations in the Assembly and, consequently, the declaration of a dictatorship.