Results of the 1923 Spanish general election

This is a list of constituency results for the 1923 Spanish general election.

Competing Parties

National parties

Affiliation Party Leader
Liberal Concentration Liberal Democratic Party Manuel García Prieto
Romanonists Álvaro de Figueroa
Liberal Left Santiago Alba y Bonifaz
Reformist Party Melquíades Álvarez
Agrarian Liberal Party Rafael Gasset Chinchilla
Zamorists/Independent Democratic Party Niceto Alcalá-Zamora
Other liberals
Conservatives Liberal Conservative Party José Sánchez-Guerra
Maurist Party Antonio Maura
Ciervist Conservatives Juan de la Cierva
Agrarian Conservative Party Abilio Calderón Rojo
Regionalist League of Catalonia Francesc Cambó
Republicans Radical Republican Party/Republican Democracy Alejandro Lerroux
Catalan Republican Party Marcelino Domingo
Federal Democratic Republican Party Eduardo Barriobero
Nationalist Republican Party Pau Robert i Rabadà
Other Republicans
Spanish Socialist Workers' Party Pablo Iglesias Posse
Carlists Independent Tradicionalists Jaime III and José Selva Mergelina
Traditionalist Catholic Party Juán Vázquez de Mella
Integrist Party Juan de Olazábal
Basque Nationalist Communion Ignacio de Rotaeche
Catalan Action Antoni Rovira
Autonomist Monarchist Federation Joaquín María de Nadal
Estat Català Francesc Macià
Aragonese Union José María Mur
Urquijists Luis Cayetano de Urquijo
Communist Party of Spain Antonio García Quejido
Catholics
Agrarians
Others and independents

Regional Coalitions

Coalition Parties Province
Monarchist Action League PLC, Lib, PSOE[n 1] Vizcaya
Foral Alliance CT, PNV, PM[n 2] Navarre
National Monarchist Union PLC, Lib Gerona, Lérida and Barcelona
Monarchist-Mercantile Coalition PLC, Lib, Ref Madrid

Abstentionists

Group Abstention since
Traditionalist Communion 1923
Popular Social Party 1922
National Confederation of Labor 1910
Aberri 1921

La Coruña (14 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Liberal Democratic Party 4 2 6
Agrarian Liberal Party 0 4 4
Liberal Conservative Party 3 0 3
Maurist Party 1 0 1
Ciervist Conservatives 0 0 0
Independents 0 0 0
Total 8 6 14

Santa Marta de Ortigueira

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Carlos Albert Despujols Article 29
Source:[1]

Ferrol

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Ángel García Valerio Article 29
Source: [1]

Puentedeume

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Julio Wais y San Martín Article 29
Source: [1]

Betanzos

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat José Sánchez Anido Article 29
Source: [1]

La Coruña, Multi-member district (3 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Alfonso Gullón y García Prieto Article 29
Maurist Juan Armada Losada Article 29
Conservative José del Moral Sanjurjo Article 29
Source: [1]

Corcubión

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Benito Blanco Rajoy y Espada Article 29
Source: [1]

Muros

Annuled election
Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat José Reino Caamaño Won
Conservative José María Paramés Barrios
Source:[2]

Santiago de Compostela

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Vicente Calderón y Montero Ríos Won
Conservative Juan Moreno Tilve
Source: [2]

Santa María de Órdenes

Party Candidate Votes
Agrarian Liberal Alfonso Senra Bernárdez Won
¿?
Source: [2]

Noia

Party Candidate Votes
Agrarian Liberal Ricardo Gasset Alzugaray Won
Maurist José Calvo Sotelo
Source: [2]

Padrón

Party Candidate Votes
Agrarian Liberal Antonio Rodríguez Pérez Won
Independent Luis Suárez González Pumariega [n 3]
Source: [2]

Arzúa

Party Candidate Votes
Agrarian Liberal Generoso Martín-Toledano y Fernández Won
Ciervist Eduardo O'Shea Verdes Montenegro
Source: [2]

Pontevedra (11 seats)

Party Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Conservative Party 3 2 5
Liberal Democratic Party 2 1 3
Agrarian Liberal Party 0 1 1
Romanonists 0 1 1
Reformist Party 1 0 1
Agrarians 0 0 0
Communist Party of Spain 0 0 0
Independents 0 0 0
Total 6 5 11

La Estrada

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Vicente Riestra Calderón Won
Agrarian Alfredo Pérez Viondi
Source:[3]

Caldas de Reyes

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Bernardo Mateo-Sagasta y Echeverría Article 29
Source: [1]

Cambados

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Wenceslao González Garra Article 29
Source: [1]

Puente Caldelas

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Raimundo Fernández-Villaverde y Roca de Togores Won
Agrarian Manuel Portela Valladares
Source: [3]

Lalín

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Manuel Sáinz de Vicuña y Camino Article 29
Source:[1]

Pontevedra

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Eduardo Vicenti Reguera Won
Agrarian Sr. Iglesias
Comunist Juan Andrade Rodríguez
Source:[3] [4]

Vigo

Party Candidate Votes
Agrarian Liberal Rafael Gasset Chinchilla Won
Defenders' League Adolfo Gregorio Espino
Source:[3] [5]

Redondela

Party Candidate Votes
Reformist Luis Zulueta Escolano Article 29
Source: [1]

La Cañiza

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Alejandro Mon Landa Article 29
Agrarian Manuel Picouto [n 4]
Source: [1]

Tuy

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Mariano Ordoñez y García Won
Agrarian Manuel Portela Valladares
Source: [3]

Puenteareas

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Manuel Fernández Barrón Article 29
Source: [1]

Lugo (11 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Romanonists 3 0 3
Liberal Conservative Party 1 2 3
Liberal Democratic Party 2 0 2
Liberal Left 0 1 1
Independents 1 0 1
Ciervist Conservatives 0 0 0
Total 7 3 10[n 5]

Vivero

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left José Soto Reguera Won
¿?
Source: [1]

Mondoñedo

Annuled election
Party Candidate Votes
Ciervist Felipe Lazcano y Morales de Setién Won
Liberal Democrat Enrique Álvarez Neira
Source:[6]

Ribadeo

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Ramón Bustelo González Article 29
Source: [1]

Lugo, multi-member district (3 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Gerardo Doval y Rodríguez Formoso Article 29
Independent Liberal Joaquín Quiroga Espín Article 29
Conservative Luis Rodríguez de Viguri Article 29
Source: [1]

Fonsagrada

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Manuel Portela Valladares Article 29
Source: [1]

Becerreá

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Joaquín Caro y del Arroyo Won
¿?
Source: [1]

Chantada

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Carlos Casas Couto Article 29
Source: [1]

Monforte

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Carlos González Besada y Giráldez Won
¿?
Source: [1]

Quiroga

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist José Lladó Vallés Article 29
Source: [1]

Orense (9 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Liberal Conservative Party 1 5 6
Liberal Democratic Party 0 1 1
Maurist Party 0 1 1
Agrarians 0 0 0
Independents 0 0 0
Total 1 7 8[n 6]

Carballino

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Leopoldo García Durán 3.889
Agrarian Alfredo García Ramos 2.595
Source:[7]

Ribadavia

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative José Estévez Carrera 4.951
Agrarian Adolfo Merelles Martel 2.629
Source: [7]

Orense

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Antonio Taboada Tundidor 3.443
Independent Fernando Ramos 1.996
Agrarian Basilio Álvarez Rodríguez 929
Source:[8]

Puebla de Trives

Party Candidate Votes
Maurist Prudencio Rovira Pita 4.400
Agrarian Juan Amoedo Seoane 3.339
Source: [7]

Valdeorras

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Francisco Barber Sánchez 4.856
Agrarian Carlos Brasa 1.134
Source: [7]

Celanova

Annuled election
Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Roberto Pardo Ocampo Won
Agrarian Manuel Lezón Fernández
Source: [8]

Bande

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Gabino Bugallal Araújo 5.054
Independent Lisardo González 2
Source: [7]

Ginzo de Limia

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Luis Usera Bugallal 5.402
Agrarian Vicente Sagarriga y Martínez de Pisón 1.987
Liberal Juan José Cobián 5
Others 2
Source: [7]

Verín

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Luis Espada Guntín Article 29
Source: [1]

Oviedo (14 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Reformist Party 5 2 7
Liberal Conservative Party 2 1 3
Liberal Democratic Party 2 0 2
Spanish Socialist Workers' Party 0 1 1
Independents 0 1 1
Federal Democratic Republican Party 0 0 0
Communist Party of Spain 0 0 0
Total 9 5 14

Castropol

Party Candidate Votes
Reformist Melquiades Álvarez y González-Posada Article 29
Source: [1]

Luarca

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Julián García San Miguel y Tamargo Article 29
Source: [1]

Pravia

Party Candidate Votes
Reformist Alfredo Martínez y García-Argüelles Article 29
Source: [1]

Avilés

Party Candidate Votes
Reformist José Manuel Pedregal y Sánchez-Calvo Article 29
Source: [1]

Gijón

Party Candidate Votes
Reformist Francisco de Orueta y Estébanez-Calderón 5.116
Federal republican Eduardo Barriobero y Herrán 3.586
Source:[9]

Villaviciosa

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Nicanor de las Alas Pumariño y Troncoso Article 29
Source: [1]

Llanes

Party Candidate Votes
Reformist Amadeo Álvarez García Article 29
Source: [1]

Tineo

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Salvador Bermúdez de Castro y O'Lawlor 1.576
Independent Antonio Camacho Pichardo 15
Source: [9]

Cangas de Tineo

Party Candidate Votes
Reformist Leopoldo Palacios Morini Article 29
Source: [1]

Belmonte

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Juan Uría Uría Article 29
Source: [1]

Oviedo, multi-member constituency (3 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Union Ramón Álvarez-Valdés y Castañón, Reformist 16.327
Ignacio Herrero de Collantes, Independent 13.828
Socialists Manuel Llaneza Zapico 7.106
Teodomiro Menéndez 6.765
Comunists José María Viñuela 978
Eduardo Torralva 288
Source: [9]

Infiesto

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Manuel de Argüelles Argüelles Article 29
Source: [1]

Vizcaya (6 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Monarchist Action League 0 5 5[n 7]
Spanish Socialist Workers' Party 1 0 1
Basque Nationalist Communion 0 0 0
Independents 0 0 0
Total 1 5 6

Baracaldo

Party Candidate Votes
League José Luis Goyoaga Escario, Conservative 6.548
Nationalist Mariano de la Torre y Carricarte 5.322
Source:[10] [11]

Bilbao

Party Candidate Votes
Socialist Indalecio Prieto Tuero Article 29
Source: [1]

Guernica

Party Candidate Votes
League Venancio de Nardiz y Alegría, Conservative 4.181
Anti-League Tomás Elorrieta y Artaza, liberal 2.949
Source: [10] [11]

Valmaseda

Party Candidate Votes
League Gregorio Balparda de las Herrerías, Liberal Left 6.679
Anti-League Buylla 3.486
Source: [10] [11]

Marquina

Party Candidate Votes
League Julio Francisco Domingo de Arteche y Villabaso, liberal 3.447
Nationalist Ramón de la Sota y Aburto 1.974
Source: [10] [11]

Durango

Party Candidate Votes
League Víctor Chávarri y Anduiza 2.870
Nationalist Teodoro de Arozena y Muñuzuri 2.216
Source: [10] [11]

Guipúzcoa (5 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Liberal Conservative Party 0 1 1
Maurist Party 0 1 1
Traditionalist Catholic Party 0 1 1
Integrist Party 1 0 1
Independents 0 1 1
Liberal Party (non-factional) 0 0 0
Spanish Socialist Workers' Party 0 0 0
Total 1 4 5

Zumaya

Party Candidate Votes
Maurist Alfonso de Churruca y Calbetón 2.611
Independent Eizaguirre 195 [n 3]
Source:[12] [13]

San Sebastián

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative León Lizariturry Martínez 7.227
Socialist Pablo Iglesias Posse 837
Liberal Mariano Zuáznabar 616
Source: [12] [13]

Azpeitia

Party Candidate Votes
Integrist Manuel Senante Martínez Article 29
Source: [1]

Tolosa

Party Candidate Votes
Traditionalist Catholic [n 8] Ricardo Oreja Elósegui 2.084
Independent Eizaguirre 13 [n 3]
Source: [12] [13]

Vergara

Party Candidate Votes
Gunsmith Candidature[n 9] Juan Urízar Eguiazu 5.699
Monárquico Independent [n 10] Manfredo de Borbón y Bernaldo de Quirós 1.860
Others 2
Source: [12] [13]

Álava (3 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Urquijists 0 2 2
Liberal Democratic Party 0 1 1
Liberal Conservative Party 0 0 0
Republicans (no party affiliation) 0 0 0
Basque Nationalist Communion 0 0 0
Total 0 3 3

Amurrio

Party Candidate Votes
Urquijist Valentín Ruíz Senén 1.892
Nationalist Esteban de Isusi y Carredano 67
Source: [10] [11]

Vitoria

Party Candidate Votes
Urquijist Luis Cayetano de Urquijo y Ussía 6.548
Conservative Guillermo Elio y Molinuevo 1.523
Republican Ramón de Aldasoro 203
Source: [10] [11]

Laguardia

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Enrique Ocio y López de Haro Won
¿? Joaquín Pérez de Agote
Source: [10] [11]
Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Foral Alliance 0 3 3
Liberal Conservative Party 1 1 2
Liberal Party (non-factional) 0 1 1
Catholic 0 1 1
Total 1 6 7

Pamplona, multi-member district (3 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Foral Alliance Joaquín Baleztena Azcárate, Independent Traditionalist 7.498
Manuel Aranzadi Irujo, Nationalist 7.422
Félix Amorena Martínez, Maurist [n 11] 6.120
Liberal Joaquín Viñas 2.973
Conservative Gerardo Valcarlos 2.972
Source:[14]

Aoiz

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Cándido Barricart Erdozain Article 29
Source: [1]

Estella

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Manuel Gómez-Acebo y Modet 4.676
Foral Alliance Gabino Martínez 3.789
Source: [14]

Tafalla

Party Candidate Votes
Catholic Justo Garrán Moso 5.594
Liberal Pedro Arza 3.525
Conservative Conde del Vado 555
Independent Traditionalist Esteban Martínez Velez Retired[n 12]
Source: [14]

Tudela

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative José María Méndez de Vigo 6.033
Liberal José María Ligués 5.180
Source: [14]

Huesca (7 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Liberal Democratic Party 0 2 2
Liberal Conservative Party 2 0 2
Romanonists 0 1 1
Aragonese Union 0 1 1
Independents 0 1 1
Agrarians 0 0 0
Radical Republican Party 0 0 0
Republicans (Non-party affiliaton) 0 0 0
Total 2 5 7

Jaca

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Rafael Sánchez Guerra Sainz Article 29
Source:[15]

Boltaña

Party Candidate Votes
Aragonesist Francisco Bastos Ansart 3.948
Republican Celso Joaquinet
Source: [15]

Benabarre

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Pío Vicente de Piniés Bayona Article 29
Source: [15]

Huesca

Party Candidate Votes
Independent Liberal Miguel Moya y Gastón de Iriarte 4.621
Radical Republican [n 13]
Source: [15]

Barbastro

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Eduardo de Figueroa y Alonso-Martínez 4.297
Agrarian Francisco Laguna
Independent Liberal Luis Amat
Source: [15]

Sariñena

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Juan Alvarado y del Saz 4.561
Agrarian José María España Sirat 3.711
Source: [15]

Fraga

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Álvaro Muñoz Rocatallada 3.466
Agrarian Vicente Palacio Cambra
Source: [15]

Zaragoza (10 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Liberal Left 0 3 3
Liberal Conservative Party 0 2 2
Republicans (Non-party affiliaton) 1 1 2
Liberal Democratic Party 0 1 1
Romanonists 0 1 1
Agrarian Liberal Party 0 1 1
Total 1 9 10

Ejea de los Caballeros

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left José Gascón y Marín 7.878
¿?
Source: [1]

Tarazona

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Carlos Corsini Senespleda 7.878
¿?
Source: [1]

Calatayud

Party Candidate Votes
Republican Darío Pérez García Article 29
Source:[16]

La Almunia

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Nicolás García Fando 7.878
¿?
Source: [1]

Zaragoza, multi-member constituency (3 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left José Valenzuela de la Rosa 7.878
Conservative Tomás Castellano Echenique 7.039
Republican Mariano Tejero Manero 6.517
¿?
Source: [1]

Belchite

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Leopoldo Romeo y Sanz 7.878
¿?
Source: [1]

Caspe

Party Candidate Votes
Agrarian Liberal Rafael Bosque Albiac 7.878
¿?
Source: [1]

Daroca

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left José Valenzuela Soler 7.878
¿?
Source: [1]

Teruel (6 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Romanonists 0 2 2
Liberal Conservative Party 0 2 2
Liberal Democratic Party 1 0 1
Liberal Left 0 1 1
Total 1 5 6

Montalbán

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Carlos Castel y González Won
¿?
Source:[17] [18]

Alcañiz

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Francisco Javier Cervantes y Sanz de Andino Won
¿? Rafael Barón y Martínez Agullo
Source: [17]

Valderrobres

Party Candidate Votes
Ramonanonist Carlos Emilio Montañés y Criquillón Won
¿?
Source: [17]

Albarracín

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Fernando Ruano Prieto Article 29
Source: [1]

Teruel

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Alfonso Torán de la Rad 3.329
Conservative José Falcó y Álvarez de Toledo 3.248
Source: [17] [18]

Mora de Rubielos

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Francisco Javier Jiménez de la Puente Won
¿?
Source: [17]

Lérida (8 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
National Monarchist Union 2 1 3[n 14]
Regionalist League 0 2 2
Reformist Party 0 1 1
Estat Català 0 1 1
Independents 0 1 1
Romanonists 0 0 0
Total 4 4 8

Sort

Party Candidate Votes
Monarchist Emili Río i Periquet, Liberal Left Article 29
Source:[19] [20]

Seo de Urgell

Party Candidate Votes
Monarchist Joan Sarradell i Farràs, Liberal Left 3.828
Regionalist Santiago Estapé y Labrador 29
Others 558
Source:[19] [20]

Solsona

Party Candidate Votes
Regionalist Eduard Aunós Pérez 4.461
Independent Antoni Gabarró i Torres 3.054
Source:[19] [20]

Tremp

Party Candidate Votes
Monarchist Daniel Río i Periquet, Liberal Left Article 29
Source:[19] [20]

Balaguer

Party Candidate Votes
Independent Regionalist Felip Rodés y Baldrich Article 29
Source:[19] [20]

Lérida

Supreme Court Ruling[n 15]
Party Candidate Votes
Leridan Action Manuel Florensa i Farré 4.734
Reformist Joaquim Dualde i Gómez 4.686
Source:[19] [20]

Cervera

Party Candidate Votes
Regionalist Josep Matheu i Ferrer 4.720
Romanonist José Alonso Martínez Beá 3.124
Source:[19] [20]

Borjas Blancas

Party Candidate Votes
Estat Català Francesc Macià i Llussa Article 29
Source:[19] [20]

Gerona (8 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Regionalist League 1 2 3
National Monarchist Union 0 2 2[n 16]
Reformist Party 0 1 1
Catalan Republican Party 0 1 1
Independents 0 1 1
Federal Democratic Republican Party 0 0 0
Total 1 7 8

Puigcerdá

Party Candidate Votes
Reformist Joan Dagas i Puigbó 3.889
Regionalist Eusebi Bertrand i Serra 3.787
Others 31
Source:[19] [20]

Torroella de Montgrí

Party Candidate Votes
Monarchist Juli Fournier i Cuadros, Conservative 4.349
Regionalist Lluís Puig de la Bellacasa i Déu 4.268
Others 8
Source:[19] [20]

Vilademuls

Party Candidate Votes
Regionalist Narcís Pla i Carreras 4.028
Monarchist Dàrius Romeu i Freixa 730
Others 29
Source:[19] [20]

Olot

Party Candidate Votes
Regionalist Ignacio de Ventós i Mir 3.537
Monarchist Adolf Puig i Ravenga 1.683
Source:[19] [20]

Figueras

Party Candidate Votes
Monarchist Manuel Rius i Rius, Liberal Left 3.476
Catalan Republican Albert Quintana i de León 3.069
Others 6
Source:[19] [20]

La Bisbal

Party Candidate Votes
Catalan Republican Salvador Albert i Pey 5.364
Monarchist José Segura y Solsona, Liberal Left 3.906
Others 2
Source:[19] [20]

Gerona

Party Candidate Votes
Independent Regionalist Narcís Pla i Deniel 4.361
Reformist Joan Lladó i Vallès 2.772
Federal Republican Ramon Noguer i Comet Retired
Source:[19] [20]

Santa Coloma de Farners

Party Candidate Votes
Regionalist Joan Ventosa i Calvell Article 29
Source:[19] [20]

Barcelona (20 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Regionalist League 0 11 11
National Monarchist Union 0 2 2[n 17]
Radical Republican Party 0 2 2
Catalan Republican Party 0 1 1
Traditionalist independents 0 1 1
Republican (non-party affiliation) 0 1 1
Autonomist Monarchist Federation 0 1 1
Independents 0 1 1
Reformist Party 0 0 0
Spanish Socialist Workers' Party 0 0 0
Catalan Action 0 0 0
Liberal Party (non-factional) 0 0 0
Communist Party of Spain 0 0 0
Total 0 20 20

Berga

Party Candidate Votes
Monarchist Joan Palá i Claret, Liberal Democrat 4.457
Regionalist José Vidal Tarragó 3.565
Others 25
Source:[19] [21]

Vich

Party Candidate Votes
Regionalist Albert Rusinyol i Prats 4.731
Independent Traditionalist Bartomeu Trias i Comas Retired
Independent Regionalist Ramón Vilaplana y Forcada Retired
Others 439
Source: [19] [21] [20]

Igualada

Party Candidate Votes
Monarchist Manuel María Girona y Fernández Maqueira 5.278
Independent Adolf Ruiz Casamitjana 4.755
Source: [19] [21]

Manresa

Party Candidate Votes
Regionalist José Creixell e Iglesias 8.375
¿? Retired
Source: [19] [21]

Castelltensol

Party Candidate Votes
Regionalist Ramón Albó y Martí 5.137
Monarchist Miquel Salellas y Ferrer Retired
Source: [19] [21] [20]

Villafranca

Party Candidate Votes
Regionalist Enrique Rafols Martí 3.527
Reformist José Zulueta y Gomis 2.829
Republican Joan Casanovas i Maristany 1.744
Source: [19] [21]

Tarrasa

Party Candidate Votes
Republican Domingo Palet y Barba 4.339
Monarchist Juan Marcet Palet 3.827
Source: [19] [21]

Granollers

Party Candidate Votes
Regionalist José María Trías de Bes 5.896
Monarchist Francisco Torras Villa, Liberal Left 5.577
Source: [19] [21]

Sabadell

Party Candidate Votes
Catalan Republican Lluís Companys i Jover 4.692
Regionalist Pedro Pascual de Salisachs 2.644
Source: [19] [21]

Villanueva

Party Candidate Votes
Regionalist José Bertrán y Musitu 3.909
Catalan Republican Joan Ventosa y Roig 3.124
Source: [19] [21]

San Feliu de Llobregat

Party Candidate Votes
Regionalist Antoni Miracle i Mercader 4.381
Monarchist Pedro Álvarez, Liberal 3.588
Republican Serra y Cañameras 76
Source: [19] [21]

Barcelona, multi-member constituency (7 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Regionalists Francesc Cambó i Batlle 19.766
Antonio Martínez Domingo 19.508
Pedro Rahola y Molinas 19.100
Magin Morera y Galicia 18.499
Radical Republicans Alejandro Lerroux García 17.177
Emiliano Iglesias y Ambrosio 15.491
Independent Jaimist Narciso Batlle y Baro 16.856
Catalan Action Antoni Rovira i Virgili 15.163
Socialists Manuel Serra Moret 3.391
Joan Salas i Antón 3.107
Tenants' Chamber José Villalta Comes 3.115
Liberal Federico Schwartz 2.269
Communists Acher, "the poet"
¿?
¿?
¿?
Source: [19] [21]

Mataró

Party Candidate Votes
Independent Luis Moret y Catala 4.959
Nationalist Antoni Mariá 1.840
Republican Joaquim Escofet y Cuscó 459
Source: [19] [21] [20]

Arenys de Mar

Party Candidate Votes
Autonomist Monarchist Santiago Güell y López 4.329
Monarchist José María Milá y Camps 4.106
Republican Luis Sisquella Retired
Others 17
Source: [19] [21] [20]

Tarragona (8 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Regionalist League 0 2 2
Liberal Democratic Party 0 1 1
Federal Democratic Republican Party 0 1 1
Liberal Left 0 1 1
Catalan Republican Party 0 1 1
Romanonists 0 1 1
Independents 0 1 1
Liberal Conservative Party 0 0 0
Radical Republican Party 0 0 0
Nationalist Republican Party 0 0 0
Republican (non-party affiliation) 0 0 0
Total 0 8 8

Gandesa

Party Candidate Votes
Regionalist Carlos Maristany i Benito 4.992
Radical Republican Joan Caballé i Goyeneche 4.169
Others 2
Source:[19] [20]

Valls

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Albert Dasca i Boada 4.073
Nationalist Republican Pau Robert i Rabadà 1.825
Regionalist Tomàs Mallol i Bosch Retired
Others 71
Source:[19] [20]

Tarragona-Reus-Falset, multi-member constituency (3 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Independent Liberal Josep Nicolau Sabater 10.408
Regionalist Eduardo Recasens Mercade 9.224
Federal Republican Julià Nougués Subirá 8.304
Conservative Lluís de Morenés y García-Alesson 369[22]
Source:[19] [20]

El Vendrell

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Lluís Plandiura y Pou 4.351
Catalan Republican Lluís Figueroa y María 3.941
Others 10
Source:[19] [20]

Tortosa

Party Candidate Votes
Catalan Republican Marcelino Domingo y Sanjuán 4.432
Liberal Democrat Valentín González Bárcena 3.142
Conservative José Martínez Villar 1.194
Others 9
Source:[19] [20]

Roquetas

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Manuel Kindelán y de la Torre 6.306
Regionalist Tomás de Aquino Pou de Foxà 1.560
Republican Josep Berenguer i Cros 643
Source:[19] [20]

Balearic Islands (7 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Liberal Left 0 4 4
Liberal Conservative Party 0 2 2
Ciervist Conservatives 0 1 1
Republicans (non-party affiliation) 0 0 0
Dissident Liberal Party 0 0 0
Independents 0 0 0
Total 0 7 7

Ibiza

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Carles Roman Ferrer 2.712
Dissident Liberal Party [n 18] Pere Matutes Noguera 1.367
Conservative Lluís Tur Palau 1.683
Source:[23]

Palma de Mallorca, multi-member constituency (5 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Juan March Ordinas 30.152
Luís Alemany Pujol 28.139
Alejandro Roselló y Pastors 27.665
Conservative Antonio Maura Montaner 21.730
José Cotoner Allendesalazar 21.371
José Socías Gradoli 20.867
Independent Liberal Valeriano Weyler 6.327
¿? Rafael Milla 35
José López 34
César Rodríguez 33
Source:[24]

Mahón

Stalemate[25]
Party Candidate Votes
Ciervist Guillermo García Parreño López 4.171
Republican José Teodoro Canet Menéndez 4.171
Source:[26]

León (10 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Liberal Democratic Party 2 6 8
Liberal Conservative Party 0 1 1
Liberal Left 1 0 1
Republican (non-party affiliation) 0 0 0
Independent 0 0 0
Total 3 7 10

Murias de Paredes

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative José Álvarez Arias 5.469
¿? Segundo García 2.780
Source:[27]

La Vecilla

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Fernando Merino Villarino[n 19] 4.540
Leonesist Francisco Molleda Garcés 179
Others 3
Source: [27]

Riaño

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Carlos Merino y Mateo-Sagasta 3.356
Leonesist Mariano Molleda Garcés 2.718
¿? Francisco del Río Alonso 0
Source: [27]

Ponferrada

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat José López y López 6.496
Conservative Severo Gómez Núñez 998
Source: [27]

Villafranca del Bierzo

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Luis Belaunde Costa Article 29
Source: [1]

León

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Fernando Merino Villarino 4.995
Republican Félix Gordón Ordás 1.621
Source: [27]

Sahagún

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Juan Barriobero Armas 5.796
¿? Arsenio Valbona 50
Conservative Mariano Andrés Lascús 21
Others 6
Source: [27]

Astorga

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Manuel Gullón y García-Prieto Article 29
Source: [1]

La Bañeza

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Antonio Pérez Crespo Article 29
Source: [1]

Valencia de Don Juan

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Mariano Alonso-Castrillo y Bayón 5.113
¿? Andrés Garrido 160
Source: [27]

Zamora (7 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Liberal Democratic Party 1 1 2
Liberal Left 2 0 2
Romanonists 1 0 1
Zamorists 1 0 1
Liberal Conservative Party 0 0 0
Liberal Party (non-factional) 0 0 0
Agrarians 0 0 0
Maurist Party 0 0 0
Independents 0 0 0
Total 5 1 6[n 20]

Puebla de Sanabria

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist José Abril Ochoa Article 29
Source: [1]

Benavente

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Leopoldo Tordesillas y Fernández de Córdoba Article 29
Source: [1]

Alcañices

Party Candidate Votes
Zamorist Eduardo Cobián y Fernández de Córdoba Article 29
Source: [1]

Villalpando

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Teodoro Seebold Zarauz 5.863
Liga Agraria 593
Maurist Mariano Zapico 387
Source:[28]

Bermillo de Sayago

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Miguel Núñez Bragado Article 29
Source: [1]

Toro

Elección anulada
Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Alfonso Ramírez de Arellano y Esteban 4.482
Liberal Jaime Cussó y Maurell 2.849
Agrarian Marcelino Arana y Franco 961
Independent Romanonist García Morales
Maurist Mariano Zapico Retired
Source: [29] [28]

Zamora

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Santiago Alba Bonifaz Article 29
Source: [1]

Salamanca (7 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Liberal Conservative Party 0 2 2
Romanonists 1 0 1
Agrarians 0 1 1
Reformist Party 0 1 1
Independents 0 2 2
Republicans (non-party affiliaton) 0 0 0
Total 1 6 7

Ledesma

Party Candidate Votes
Agrarian Cándido Casanova Gorjón 4.309
Republican José Marimón Calaf 3.253
Source:[30]

Salamanca

Party Candidate Votes
Popular Candidature Juán Mirat Domínguez 5.687
Conservative Diego Martínez Veloz 2.780
Source: [30]

Peñaranda de Bracamonte

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Diego Martínez Veloz 4.982
¿? Liaño 4.192
Source: [30]

Vitigudino

Supreme Court ruling [n 21]
Party Candidate Votes
Independent Enrique Carrión Vecín 3.936
Reformist Luis Capdevila Gelabert 3.861
Source:[30] [31]

Ciudad Rodrigo

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Clemente de Velasco y Sánchez-Arjona Article 29
Source: [1]

Sequeros

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Eloy Bullón Fernández 6.873
Republican Gonzalo Queipo de Llano 1.280
Source: [30]

Béjar

Party Candidate Votes
Reformist Filiberto Villalobos González 3.344
¿? Giménez 1.313
Source: [30]

Santander (5 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Liberal Conservative Party 3 0 3
Liberal Democratic Party 2 0 2
Total 5 0 5

Santander, multi-member district (3 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Luis Fernández-Hontoria y Uhagón Article 29
Liberal Democrat Enrique Melquíades Pico Martínez Article 29
Conservative Juan José Ruano de la Sota Article 29
Source: [1]

Laredo

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Francisco Albo Abascal Article 29
Source: [1]

Cabuérniga

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Pablo de Garnica y Echeverría Article 29
Source: [1]

Palencia (5 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Agrarian Conservative Party 0 3 3
Liberal Democratic Party 0 1 1
Liberal Left 0 1 1
Independents 0 0 0
Total 0 5 5

Cervera de Pisuerga

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Ramón Álvarez-Mon y Basanta 4.584
Agrarian Conservative Ángel Ruiz de Huidobro y García de los Ríos 4.379
Source:[32][33]

Saldaña

Party Candidate Votes
Agrarian Conservative Mariano Osorio Arévalo 5.139
Liberal Democrat Ramón Álvarez-Mon y Basanta 715
Source:[32] [33]

Carrión de los Condes

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Jerónimo Arroyo López 4.367
Castellanist Juan Díaz-Caneja Candanedo 1.234
Source:[32][33]

Astudillo

Party Candidate Votes
Agrarian Conservative Manuel Martínez de Azcoitia y Herrero 5.411
¿? Enríque Rodríguez 715
Source:[32][33]

Palencia

Party Candidate Votes
Agrarian Conservative Abilio Calderón Rojo 5.932
Independent Conservative Juan Polanco Crespo 715
Source:[32][33]

Burgos (8 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Liberal Democratic Party 1 3 4
Romanonists 0 1 1
Ciervists 0 1 1
Liberal Left 0 1 1
Maurist Party 0 1 1
Liberal Conservative Party 0 0 0
Integrist Party 0 0 0
Total 1 7 8

Villarcayo

Party Candidate Votes
Maurist Fernando María de Ybarra y de la Revilla 5.652
¿? Paulino García del Moral 2.633
Source:[34]

Miranda de Ebro

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Diego de Saavedra y Gaitán de Ayala 3.471
¿? Antonio María de Encío 3.357
Source:[35] [36]

Castrojeriz

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Cástulo Gutiérrez Manrique 4.300
Conservative Amadeo Rilova 3.825
Source: [34]

Burgos, multi-member constituency (3 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Union Aurelio Gómez González, Liberal Democrat 10.446
Antonio de Arteche y Villabaso, Liberal Left 9.016
Ciervist Francisco Aparicio Ruiz 8.512
Integrist Francisco Estévanez Rodríguez 8.171
Source: [34]

Salas de los Infantes

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat José Fournier y Franco 4.479
Ciervist Luis de la Peña Braña 2.447
Source: [34]

Aranda de Duero

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Santos Arias de Miranda y Berdugo Article 29
Source: [1]

Valladolid (6 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Liberal Left 2 2 4
Liberal Conservative Party 0 1 1
Maurist Party 1 0 1
Agrarians 0 0 0
Spanish Socialist Workers' Party 0 0 0
Total 3 3 6

Villalón de Campos

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Justo González Garrido Article 29
Source: [1]
Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left José María Zorita Díez Article 29
Source: [1]

Valladolid, multi-member district (3 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Leoncio Stampa Stampa 13.382
Emilio Gómez Díez 12.117
Conservatives Juan Antonio Llorente García 7.291
Santos Vallejo García 3.624
Agrarian Pedro Martín Martín 6.438
Socialists Pablo Iglesias Posse 658
Fernando de los Ríos Urruti 590
Source:[37]

Medina del Campo

Party Candidate Votes
Maurist Juan Antonio Gamazo Abarca Article 29
Source: [1]

Soria (4 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Liberal Conservative Party 1 2 3
Federal Democratic Republican Party 0 1 1
Liberal Democratic Party 0 0 0
Republican (non-party affiliation) 0 0 0
Liberal Party (non-factional) 0 0 0
Total 1 3 4

El Burgo de Osma

Party Candidate Votes
Federal Republican Manuel Hilario Ayuso Iglesias 4.390
Liberal Democrat Tomás Elorrieta y Artaza 3.331
Source:[38]

Soria

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Luis de Marichalar y Monreal 4.390
Republican Adolfo Hinojar Pons 3.331
Source: [38]

Almazán

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Ignacio de Palacio Maroto Article 29
Source: [1]

Ágreda

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Jesús Cánovas del Castillo y Vallejo 4.390
Republican Anastasio Victoria 1.892
Liberal Celestino de Córdova 1.654
Source: [38]

Logroño (4 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Liberal Democratic Party 2 2 4
Liberal Conservative Party 0 0 0
Independents 0 0 0
Total 2 2 4

Santo Domingo de la Calzada

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Miguel Villanueva Gómez Article 29
Source:[39]

Logroño

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Amós Salvador y Sáenz-Carreras 5.830
Independent Conservative Saturnino Ulargui 3.784
Source:[39] [40]

Torrecilla de Cameros

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Alberto Villanueva Labayen Article 29
Source: [39]

Arnedo

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Isidoro Rodrigánez y Sánchez-Guerra Victorioso
Conservative Guillermo Sáenz de Tejada
Source: [39]

Ávila (4 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Liberal Left 1 1 2
Liberal Conservative Party 1 1 2
Total 2 2 4

Arévalo

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Alejandro Fernández Araoz 5.730
¿?
Source:[41]

Piedrahíta

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Jorge Silvela Loring 9.317
¿?
Source: [41]

Ávila

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Nicasio Velayos Velayos Article 29
Source: [1]

Arenas de San Pedro

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Mariano Matesanz de la Torre Article 29
Source: [1]

Segovia (4 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Liberal Conservative Party 0 2 2
Liberal Left 1 1 2
Liberal Democratic Party 0 0 0
Agrarians 0 0 0
Independents 0 0 0
Total 2 2 4

Cuéllar

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Mariano Matesanz de la Torre Article 29
Source: [1]

Riaza

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative José Gil de Biedma 4.897
Agrarian Pedro Redondo Sanz 2.288
Others 8
Source:[42]

Santa María la Real de Nieva

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Pedro Iradier Elías 3.900
Liberal Democrat Wenceslao Delgado García 3.493
Source:[43]

Segovia

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Humberto Llorente Regidor 4.759
Independent Liberal Gregorio Bernabé Pedrazuela 2.379
Independent Luis García Ubtanda 69
Others 14
Conservative Rufino Cano de Rueda Retired
Source: [44] [42]

Madrid (13 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Spanish Socialist Workers' Party 0 5 5
Monarchist-Mercantile Coalition 0 3 3[n 22]
Liberal Democratic Party 1 1 2
Romanonists 1 0 1
Agrarian Liberal Party 0 1 1
Independents 0 1 1
Maurist Party 0 0 0
Republican Federation 0 0 0
Communist Party of Spain 0 0 0
Total 2 11 13

Torrelaguna

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Juan Aguilar 5.066
¿? Valentín G. Ugalde 3.724
Source:[45]

Madrid, multi-member constituency (8 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Socialists Julián Besteiro Fernández 21.537
Pablo Iglesias Posse 21.404
Manuel Cordero Pérez 21.166
Fernando de los Ríos Urruti 19.934
Andrés Saborit Colomer 19.730
Francisco Largo Caballero 18.746
Monárquico-mercantil Antonio Sacristán Zavala 20.646
Francisco García Molinas, Romanonist 19.163
Francisco Álvarez Rodríguez-Villamil, Reformist 18.991
Luis Garrido Juaristi 18.724
José Álvarez Arranz, Ciervist 18.414
Emilio Blanco Parrondo 17.758
Maurists Alfredo Serrano Jover 15.252
Antonio Goicoechea 14.954
Luis López Doriga 14.006
Ramón del Rivero 13.658
Miguel Colom 13.038
Antonio Conrado 12.934
Republicans Roberto Castrovido 11.790
Emilio Menéndez Pallarés 9.694
Rafael Salillas 8.363
Gabriel Montero 8.127
Adolfo Álvarez Buylla 8.023
Antonio Jaen 7.252
Comunists José María Viñuelas 2.481
Óscar Pérez Solís 1.620
Manuel Núñez Arsenas 1.559
Ramón Lamoneda 1.460
Antonio García Quejido 1.338
Isidoro Rodríguez 1.336
Source:[46]

Alcalá de Henares

Party Candidate Votes
Agrarian Liberal Prudencio Muñoz Álvarez 8.583
Socialist Manuel Cordero Pérez 1.752
Source: [45]
Party Candidate Votes
Independent Juan Fernández Rodríguez 5.868
Maurist Luis Gallinal Pedregal 2.858
Source: [45]

Getafe

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Francisco de Ussía y Cubas Article 29
Source: [41]

Chinchón

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Luis Ballesteros Tejada Article 29
Source: [1]

Guadalajara (5 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Romanonists 0 5 5
Agrarians 0 0 0
Liberal Conservative Party 0 0 0
Independents 0 0 0
Total 0 5 5

Sigüenza

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Alfredo Sanz Vives 6.796
Agrarian Alberto Yust y Más 76[47]
Conservative Manuel Miralles
Source:[48] [49] [50]

Brihuega

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Fernando Luca de Tena e Ita 4.039
Agrarian Felipe Serrano/Count of San Rafael 1.668[n 23]
Source: [48] [49]

Molina de Aragón

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Juan Núñez Anchústegui 7.266
Agrarian Carlos Hernando 687
Source: [48] [49]

Guadalajara

Partial election on 26 August [n 24]
Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Álvaro Figueroa Torres 6.870
Agrarian Agustín Robles Vega 1.133
Source: [48] [49]

Pastrana

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Manuel Brocas Gómez 7.684
Agrarian Luis Fernández Navarro 1.148
Independent Romanonist Juan Zabia Retired
Source: [51] [48] [49]

Toledo (8 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Romanonists 2 1 3
Maurist Party 0 2 2
Liberal Democratic Party 0 2 2
Liberal Conservative Party 1 0 1
Liberal Party (non-factional) 0 0 0
Reformist Party 0 0 0
Spanish Socialist Workers' Party 0 0 0
Communist Party of Spain 0 0 0
Independents 0 0 0
Total 3 5 8

Talavera de la Reina

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Tomás de Beruete y Udaete Article 29
Source: [1]

Illescas

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Manuel Posada y García Barrios 4.841
Maurist Ambrosio Vélez Hierros 3.517
Others 13
Source:[52] [53]

El Puente del Arzobispo

Party Candidate Votes
Maurist Francisco Leyún Villanueva 6.028
Reformist Manuel Azaña Díaz 3.897
Source: [52] [53]

Torrijos

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Manuel de Taramona y Díaz de Entresotos Article 29
Source: [1]

Toledo

Party Candidate Votes
Maurist José Félix de Lequerica Erquiza 4.792
Liberal Manuel Gómez y García Barzanallana 3.726
Socialist Julián Besteiro Fernández 25
Communist José María Viñuelas 14
Others 6
Source: [52] [53]

Ocaña

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Adelaido Rodríguez Fernández Avilés 5.224
Independent Liberal Juan Rózpide González 3.284
Source: [52] [53]

Orgaz

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative José Díaz-Cordovés y Gómez Article 29
Source: [1]

Quintanar de la Orden

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Práxedes Zancada Ruata 4.167
Conservative Ángel Conde y Arroyo 3.660
Source: [52] [53]

Cuenca (6 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Liberal Conservative Party 2 0 2
Maurist Party 0 1 1
Ciervist Conservatives 0 1 1
Liberal Democratic Party 1 0 1
Liberal Party (non-factional) 0 1 1
Reformist Party 0 0 0
Romanonists 0 0 0
Independents 0 0 0
Total 3 3 6

Huete

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Fernando Sartorius y Díaz de Mendoza Article 29
Source:[1]

Tarancón

Annuled election[n 25]
Party Candidate Votes
Ciervist Enrique Gosálvez y Sources-Manresa 4.764
Independent Conservative Juan Cervantes y Sanz de Andino 4.064
Source:[54] [55]

Cuenca

Party Candidate Votes
Maurist Joaquín Fanjul Goñi 5.305
Reformist Tomás Sierra Rustarazo 2.415
Romanonist Arturo Ballesteros Rubio 1.988
Source: [54] [55]

Cañete

Annuled election[n 26]
Party Candidate Votes
Liberal José Ochoa Lledó 5.099
Maurist Enrique María de Arribas y Turull 5.007
Source: [54] [55]

San Clemente

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Mariano Marfil García Article 29
Source:[1]

Motilla del Palancar

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Manuel Casanova Conderana Article 29
Source:[1]

Ciudad Real (6 seats)

Competing parties Seats
A.29 Cont. Total
Agrarian Liberal Party 1 2 3
Liberal Conservative Party 0 1 1
Romanonists 0 1 1
Independents 0 1 1
Liberal Party (non-factional) 0 0 0
Ciervist Conservative 0 0 0
Total 1 5 6

Ciudad Real

Party Candidate Votes
Agrarian Liberal Fernando Acedo-Rico y Jarava Article 29
Source:[1]

Daimiel

Party Candidate Votes
Independent Arsenio Martínez-Campos y de la Viesca 6.895
Liberal Antonio Criado y Carrión Vega 4.330
Source:[56]

Alcázar de San Juan

Party Candidate Votes
Agrarian Liberal Rafael Gasset Chinchilla 8.877
Independent José Antonio de Sangróniz 2.413
Source: [56]

Almadén

Party Candidate Votes
Agrarian Liberal Germán Inza Álvarez 5.781
Independent Ramón Solano y Manso de Zúñiga 4.350
Source: [56]

Almagro

Modified election [n 27]
Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Santiago Ugarte y Aurreocechea 5.328
Conservative Ramón Díez de Rivera 4.387
Source: [56]

Villanueva de los Infantes

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Pascual Díez de Rivera y Casares 10.197
¿? José de Lís Agudo 516
Ciervist Manuel Fernández Yáñez y Rojo 161
Source: [56]

Cáceres (7 seats)

Hoyos

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Juan Alcalá Galiano y Osma Won
¿?
Source: [1]

Coria

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Juan Muñoz Casillas Won
¿?
Source: [1]

Alcántara

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Antonio Garay Vitorica Article 29
Source: [1]

Plasencia

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Arturo Gamonal Calaf Won
¿?
Source: [1]

Cáceres

Party Candidate Votes
Independent Juan Vitorica Casuso Article 29
Source: [1]
Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat José Rosado Gil Won
¿?
Source: [1]

Trujillo

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat José Granda y Torres-Cabrera Article 29
Source: [1]

Badajoz (10 seats)

Badajoz, multi-member constituency (3 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Jesús Lopo Gómez 14.798
Independent Antonio Callejo Sáez 14.550
Maurist Francisco Marín y Beltrán de Lis 14.123
Conservative José María Albarrán Ramos Izquierdo 12.529
Socialist Narciso Vázquez Torres 1.887
Radical Republican Manuel Barbosa García 1.587
Independent Francisco Torres Muñoz 320
Communist José María Viñuelas 130
Federal Republican Narciso Vázquez Lemus 52
Others 344
Source:[57] [58] [59] [60]

Mérida

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Mariano Larios Rodríguez 3.652
Independent Liberal Sancho Conejo Coca 3.197
Conservative Antonio Pacheco y Lerdo de Tejada 2.844
Socialist Manuel Cordero Pérez 192
Others 7
Source: [58] [60]

Villanueva de la Serena

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Feliciano Gómez-Bravo y Martínez de la Mata 2.108
Conservative Antonio Fernández Daza y Gómez Braco 1.312
Source: [58] [59]

Don Benito

Election annuled
Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Luis Hermida Villega 4.985
Republican Manuel Ciges Aparicio 4.748
Liberal Carlos Groizard y Coronado 21
Source:[58] [59] [61]

Almendralejo

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Antonio Texeira Perillán 8.316
Conservative José Gutiérrez Silva 3.729
Others 15
Source: [58] [59]

Castuera

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Álvaro de Figueroa y Alonso-Martínez Article 29
Source: [1]

Fregenal de la Sierra

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Jesús Corujo Valvidares Article 29
Source: [1]

Llerena

Party Candidate Votes
Reformist Juan Uña Sartou 5.948
Maurist Federico Carlos Bas Vasallo 4.747
Others 3
Source: [58] [59]

Castellón de la Plana (7 seats)

Morella

Party Candidate Votes
Ciervist Luis Montiel Balanzat 4.910
¿? José María de la Figuera y de la Cerdá 3.503
Source: [62]

Vinaroz

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Ramón Sáiz de Carlos Won
¿?
Source: [62]

Albocácer

Party Candidate Votes
Ciervist Ricardo de la Cierva y Codorníu 5.209
¿? Sr. Santacruz 4.667
Source: [62]

Lucena del Cid

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Vicente Cantos Figuerola Article 29
Source: [1]

Segorbe

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Juan Navarro Reverter y Gomis Won
¿?
Source: [62]

Castellón

Party Candidate Votes
Radical Republican Fernando Gasset Lacasaña Article 29
Source: [1]

Nules

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Faustino Valentín Torrejón Won
Ciervist [n 28] Jaime Chicharro Sánches-Guío
Source: [62]

Valencia (15 seats)

Chelva-Ademuz

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Miguel Alcalá Martínez 7.289
¿? Alas Pumariño Retired
Source:[63] [62]

Liria

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Juan Izquierdo Alcaide Article 29
Source: [62]

Sagunto

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Manuel García del Moral y de Lamata Victorioso
¿?
Source: [62]

Requena

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat José García Berlanga Pardo 6.544
Conservative Rafael Marín Lázaro 5.982
Source: [63] [62]

Chiva

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Manuel Falco Escandón 8.096
¿? José María Mengual Mengual 370
Autonomist Republican Antonio Merino Conde
Source: [64] [65] [62]

Torrente

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist José Campos Crespo Victorioso
¿? Retired
Source: [62]

Valencia, multi-member constituency (3 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
PURA Félix Azzati Descalci 11.663
Adolfo Beltrán Ibáñez 10.836
ARAC[n 29] [n 30] Luis García Guijarro 10.817
CMM [n 31] Jose María Lamo de Espinosa 10.543
Source: [66] [65] [63] [67] [62]

Sueca

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Emetrio Muga Díez 8.410
Autonomist Republican Juan Bort Olmos
Source: [64] [65] [62]

Enguera

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Carlos Hernández Lázaro 6.704
Republican José Aparicio Albiñana 2.048
Source: [62]

Alcira

Party Candidate Votes
Reformist Gustavo Pittaluga Fattorini 8.523
Ciervist José Montesinos Checa 6.921
Source: [64] [65] [62]

Játiva

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Francisco Rubio Goula 5.763
¿?
Source: [62]

Gandía

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Melchor Román Adrover 9.877
¿? Ibáñez Rizo 207
Source: [64] [65] [62]

Albaida

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Vicente Puigmoltro Rodríguez Trelles Article 29
Source: [62]

Alicante (10 seats)

Alcoy

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Joaquín Salvatella Gisbert 5.825
Radical Republican José Guardiola y Ortiz 3.642
Source: [68]

Pego

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat José Beneyto Rostoll 5.200
¿? Retired
Source: [68]

Denia

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Salvador Raventos Clivilles Article 29
Source: [1]

Villena

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Antonio Hernández Pérez Won
¿? Francisco Soler
Source: [68]

Villajoyosa

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative José Jorro Miranda Article 29
Source: [1]

Alicante, multi-member constituency (3 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Union [n 32] Alfonso de Rojas y Pascual de Bonanza, Liberal Democrat 20.527
Rafael Beltrán Auso, Liberal 18.271
Conservative Salavdor Canals y Vinaro 14.794
Independent Liberal Joaquín Salvatella Gisbert 1.074
José Álvarez Estrada 630
Republican Miguel de Unamuno y Jugo 796
Source:[69] [68]

Dolores

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Vicente Ruiz Valarino 5.165
Independent Liberal Left Joaquín Chapaprieta y Torregrosa Retired
Source: [68]

Orihuela

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat José Martínez Arenas 5.773
Independent Liberal José Lázaro Galdiano 678
Source: [68]

Albacete (5 seats)

Casas Ibáñez

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Ramón Ochando Serrano 7.867
Ciervist Juan García Más 1.091
Others 19
Source: [70] [71]

Alcaraz

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative José Martínez Acacio Article 29
Source: [1]

Albacete

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Félix Suárez Inclán y González Villar Article 29
Source: [1]

Almansa

Party Candidate Votes
Ciervist Fernando Núñez Robres y Galiano 7.892
Socialist Isidoro Escandell Úbeda 110
Independent Ubaldo Fuentes Birlayan 66
Liberal Francisco Sánchez Silva 14
Conservative Cosme de Teresa Beltrán 9
Others 8
Reformist Sr. Fuentes Retired
Source:[70] [71]

Hellín

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Graciano Atienza Fernández Article 29
Source: [1]

Murcia (11 seats)

Yecla

Party Candidate Votes
Ciervist Vicente Llovera Codorniú Article 29
Source: [1]

Cieza

Party Candidate Votes
Ciervist Alfonso Pidal y Chico de Guzmán Article 29
Source: [1]

Mula

Party Candidate Votes
Ciervist Juan de la Cierva y Peñafiel Article 29
Source: [1]

Murcia, multi-member constituency (3 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Ciervists Juan de la Cierva y Codorniú Article 29
Emilio Díez de Revenga y Vicente Article 29
Romanonist José María Guillamón Miró Article 29
Source: [1]

Lorca

Party Candidate Votes
Reformist Tomás de Aquino Arderius Sánchez Fortún Article 29
Source: [1]

Cartagena, multi-member constituency (4 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Ciervists Eduardo Espín Vázquez Article 29
José Maestre Zapata Article 29
Miguel Rodríguez Valdés Article 29
Romanonist José García-Vaso Linares Article 29
Source: [1]

Huelva (5 seats)

Huelva, multi-member constituency (3 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Manuel de Burgos y Domínguez 21.785
Liberal Union José Limón Caballero, Romanonist 14.893
Luis Oteyza y García, Liberal Left 11.747
Independent Liberal Left Nicolás Vázquez de la Corte 7.369
Source:[72]

Aracena

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Francisco Javier Sánchez Dalp y Calonge de Guzmán Article 29
Source: [72]

Valverde del Camino

Party Candidate Votes
Reformist José Marchena Colombo Won
Independent Maurist Manuel Fernández Balbuena
Radical Republican Diego Martínez Barrio Retired
Source: [72]

Seville (13 seats)

Seville, multi-member constituency (5 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Tomás de Ibarra y Lasso de la Vega 13.103
Liberal Left Antonio Rodríguez de la Borbolla y Serrano 12.370
Francisco del Castillo y Vaquero 11.711
Commercial Union Pedro Fernández Palacios Labraña 11.272
Independent Liberal Juan Ignacio Luca de Tena y García de Torres 9.245
Radical Republican Diego Martínez Barrios 7.424
Right-wing Coalition José María López Cepero y Muru 5.308
Independent Félix Sánchez-Blanco y Sánchez 664
Others 1.523
Source:[73] [74]

Carmona

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Lorenzo Domínguez Pascual 4.165
Federal Republican Pedro Rico López 1.085
Source: [73] [74]

Écija

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat José Centeno González Article 29
Source: [1]

Sanlucar la Mayor

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Carlos Cañal y Migolla 9.262
Republican Juan Caballero López 604
Source: [73] [74]

Marchena

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Fernando Barón y Martínez Agullo Article 29
Source: [1]

Estepa

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Manuel Blasco Garzón 9.634
¿? Manuel Falcó y Álvarez de Toledo 52
Source: [73] [74]

Utrera

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Miguel Sánchez Dalp y Calonge de Guzmán 3.896
Independent Liberal Left Leopoldo de la Maza y Gutiérrez Solana 2.763
Others 1
Source: [73] [74]

Morón

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Manuel Hoyuela Gómez 4.789
Socialist Manuel Olmedo Serrano 970
Source: [73] [74]

Cazalla de la Sierra

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Ramón Charlo Gómez 9.830
Independent Antonio Merchán y Silva 73
Others 9
Source: [73] [74]

Cádiz (10 seats)

Jerez de la Frontera, multi-member district (3 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Ciervist Juan José Romero y Martínez 10.977
Conservative Patricio Garvey y González de la Mota 10.406
Romanonist Alfonso Ruiz de Grijalba y López Falcón 9.024
Socialist Antonio Roma Rubies 1.291
Manuel Cordero Pérez 941
Radical Republican Manuel Moreno Mendoza 9.024
Independent Lorenzo López de Carrizosa y de la Viesca 9
Source:[75]

Cádiz, multi-member district (3 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Juan Aramburu e Inda 8.397
Ángel Ferrer y Cagigal 8.361
Conservative Juan Bautista Lazaga y Patero 5.119
Republican José Sánchez Robledo 2.426
Source: [75]

Medina Sidonia

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Serafín Romeu y Pagés 7.500
Source: [75]

Algeciras

Party Candidate Votes
Reformist Manuel Rodríguez Piñero 5.170
Conservative José Luis Torres Beleña 4.386
Source: [75]

El Puerto de Santa María

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist José Morote y Reus Article 29
Source: [1]

Grazalema

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Carlos López Dóriga y Salavierra Article 29
Source: [1]

Córdoba (9 seats)

Hinojosa del Duque

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative José Castillejo y Castillejo Article 29
Source: [1]

Posadas

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat José Ortiz Molinas Article 29
Source: [1]

Córdoba, multi-member constituency (3 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Eugenio Barroso y Sánchez-Guerra Article 29
José García Martínez Article 29
Conservative Manuel Enríquez Barrios Article 29
Source: [1]

Cabra

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative José Sánchez-Guerra y Martínez Article 29
Source: [1]

Lucena

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Martín de Rosales y Martel Article 29
Source: [1]

Montilla

Party Candidate Votes
Zamorist José Fernández Jiménez Article 29
Source: [1]

Priego de Córdoba

Party Candidate Votes
Zamorist Juan Bufill Torres Article 29
Source: [1]

Málaga (11 seats)

Archidona

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Alfonso Molina Padilla Article 29
Source: [1]

Campillos

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Fabio Bergamín Gutiérrez Won
¿?
Source: [1]

Antequera

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative José de Luna Pérez Article 29
Source: [1]

Ronda

Party Candidate Votes
Reformist Ricardo López Barroso Article 29
Source: [1]

Vélez-Málaga

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative José Martín Velandia Won
¿?
Source: [1]

Torrox

Party Candidate Votes
Ciervist Juan Antonio Pérez-Urruti y Villalobos Won
¿?
Source: [1]

Guacín

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Guillermo Moreno Calvo Won
¿?
Source: [1]

Málaga, multi-member constituency (3 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Luis de Armiñán y Pérez Won
Manuel Romero Raggio Won
Conservative José Estrada Estrada Won
¿?
Source: [1]

Coín

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Eduardo Ortega y Gasset Article 29
Source: [1]

Jaén (9 seats)

Baeza

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative José María Yangüas Messía Article 29
Source: [1]

La Carolina

Party Candidate Votes
Zamorist Niceto Alcalá-Zamora y Torres Article 29
Source: [1]

Úbeda

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Luis de Figueroa y Alonso-Martínez 8.435
Republican Juan de Dios y Caballero Morales 5
¿? Manuel Godoy Caballero 4
Others 1
Source: [76]

Villacarrillo

Party Candidate Votes
Zamorist Miguel Pastor Orozco Article 29
Source: [1]

Martos

Party Candidate Votes
Zamorist Emilio Sebastián González 4.531
Conservative Manuel Ruiz Córdoba 4.468
¿? Joaquín Ramos Marín 30
Others 4
Source:[76]

Jaén, multi-member constituency (3 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Virgilio Anguita Sánchez Article 29
Liberal Democrat Luis Fernández Ramos Article 29
Conservative Pedro Villar Gómez Article 29
Source: [1]

Cazorla

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Mariano de Foronda y González de Villarino 11.106
¿? Jesús Guerrih Escamilla 7
Source: [76]

Granada (11 seats)

Loja

Supreme Court sentence[n 33]
Party Candidate Votes
Liberal José Chaparieta Rodríguez 4.583
Conservative Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba y Morales 4.338
Source: [77]

Granada, multi-member constituency (3 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Union Pascual Nacher Vilar, Romanonist 14.213
Agustín Rodríguez Aguilera, Reformist 13.738
Conservative Eduardo Moreno Agrela 11.039
Independent Liberal Democrat Santiago Oliveras Santaló 7.713
¿? Juan Pedro Afán de Ribera y Rodríguez 335
Source:[77]

Guadix

Party Candidate Votes
Ciervist Antonio Marín Hervás Article 29
Source: [1]

Baza

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Heliodoro Suárez-Inclán y González Article 29
Source: [1]

Huéscar

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Félix Sánchez Eznarriaga Article 29
Source: [1]

Alhama

Party Candidate Votes
Maurist Joaquín de Montes y Jovellar 6.254
Liberal Juan Espejo Hinojosa 2.937
Source:[78]

Órgiva

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Natalio Rivas Santiago Article 29
Source: [1]

Motril

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Isidro Romero Civantos Article 29
Source: [1]

Albuñol

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Santiago Alba Bonifaz Article 29
Source: [1]

Almería (8 seats)

Vélez-Rubio

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Luis López-Ballesteros y Fernández Article 29
Source: [1]

Purchena

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Julio Amado y Reygondaud de Villebardet Article 29
Source: [1]

Vera

Party Candidate Votes
Independent Augusto Barcia Trelles Article 29
Source: [1]

Almería,multi-member constituency (3 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Emilio Díaz-Moreu e Irisarry Article 29
Luis Silvela Casado Article 29
Conservative Manuel Jiménez Ramírez Article 29
Source: [1]

Berja

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative José María Cervantes y Sanz de Andino Article 29
Source: [1]

Sorbas

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Juan Gómez-Acebo y Modet Article 29
Source: [1]

Santa Cruz de Tenerife (7 seats)

Los Llanos

Party Candidate Votes
Conservative Pedro Poggio y Álvarez 1.181
Romanonist Ricardo Ruiz y Benítez de Lugo 938
Source:[79] [80] [81]

Santa Cruz de la Palma

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Julian Van Baumbergher 1.745
Reformist Pedro Pérez Díaz 1.474
Source: [79] [80]

La Gomera

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Left Nicasio León Bencomo 1.789
Independent Fragoso 808
Source:[79] [82]

El Hierro

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist Juan de Urquía y Redecilla Won
Independent Liberal Gómez Torneros
Source:[79] [83]

Santa Cruz de Tenerife, multi-member constituency (3 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Union Santiago Alba Bonifaz, Liberal Left 8.676
Andres de Arroyo y González de Chaves, Conservative 8.614
Félix Eleuterio Benítez de Lugo y Rodríguez, Liberal Democrat 8.495
Radical Republican Alejandro Lerroux García 5.389
Romanonist Ricardo Ruiz y Benítez de Lugo 2.395
Socialist Indalecio Prieto Tuero 590
Source: [79] [80]

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (5 seats)

Las Palmas, multi-member constituency (3 seats)

Party Candidate Votes
Radical Republican Rafael Guerra del Río Article 29
Conservative Leopoldo Matos y Massieu Article 29
Romanonist Baldomero Argente del Castillo Article 29
Source: [1]

Fuerteventura

Party Candidate Votes
Liberal Democrat Salvador Manrique de Lara y Massieu 1.268
Conservative Luis Richi 757
Source: [79] [80]

Lanzarote

Party Candidate Votes
Romanonist José Betancort Carrera 1.568
Independent Liberal Rafael Barón 1.517
Source: [79] [83]

References

Footnotes

  1. ^ The PSOE wasn't part of the League, they made a deal in which the PSOE candidate for Vizcaya wouldn't be challenged by the League and vice evrsa
  2. ^ The Maurists weren't part of the Foral Alliance, but they reached a deal in Pamplona to get its support for its candidate
  3. ^ a b c Sought his proclamation as candidate to prevent the use of Article 29 in this district. After achieving this, he retired from the race.
  4. ^ Although he was nominated, his candidacy was not accepted by the Electoral Board
  5. ^ The election in Mondoñedo was annuled
  6. ^ The election in celanova was annuled
  7. ^ 2 Conservative, 1 Liberal Left, 1 Liberal and 1 independent monarchist
  8. ^ He was also a member of the Popular Social Party
  9. ^ Supported by PNV
  10. ^ Supported by CT
  11. ^ The Maurists weren't part of the Foral Alliance, but presented Amorena with their consent and endorsement.
  12. ^ He supported Garrán
  13. ^ Supported by the Agrarians
  14. ^ All from the Liberal Left
  15. ^ On June 7, 1923, a Supreme Court report was approved annuling the proclamation made by the Scrutiny Board in favor of Florensa, proclaiming Dualde lawmaker for Lérida.
  16. ^ 1 Liberal Left and 1 Conservative
  17. ^ 1 liberal democrat and 1 independent monarchist
  18. ^ Supported by Juan March
  19. ^ Having been elected by two districts, the draw was carried out in accordance with article 27 of the Electoral Law, and he was assigned to represent the district of León and cease to represent La Vecilla.
  20. ^ The election in Toro was annuled
  21. ^ Capdevila was initially named the winner. On June 1, 1923, the Supreme Court declared the election null and void, proclaiming Enrique Carrión Vecín the winner in his place.
  22. ^ 1 Romanonist, 1 Reformist and 1 independent
  23. ^ Proclaimed so that the Count of San Rafael, who was the true agrarian candidate for Brihuega, could "fight".
  24. ^ Due to Romanones' resignation from his seat, he would be replaced by Carlos Figueroa and Alonso-Martínez.
  25. ^ On June 6, 1923, the Supreme Court's report was approved, proposing the annulment of the election and the need for a new call for elections.
  26. ^ He did not submit his credentials within the regulatory deadline. On June 27, the Supreme Court's report was approved, proposing the annulment of the election and the need for a new election.
  27. ^ Ramón Díez would end up replacing Ugarte after the intervention of the Supreme Court
  28. ^ He was also a member of the CT
  29. ^ Regional Group os Catholic Action. (In spanish: Agrupación Regional de Acción Católica)
  30. ^ He was also a member of the Traditionalist Catholic Party and the Popular Social Party
  31. ^ Ministerial Monarchist Candidature. (In spanish: Candidatura Monárquica Ministerial)
  32. ^ Due to a conflict between Villamil and Rojas, the Reformist Party decided to not support the Liberal Union candidature. Several prominent reformists supported Salvatella and Álvarez Estrada's candidatures, but the official party position was for its member to vote for "whom they find more suitable".
  33. ^ On 8th June, the Supreme Court annuled the election of José Chaparieta Rodríguez in favor of Fernández de Córdoba.

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