This is the results breakdown of the election to the Cortes Generales held in Spain on 19 November 1933, with the second round being held on 3 December 1933. The following tables shows the detailed results in each of the 60 constituencies.
Electoral system Spain was divided on several multi-member constituencies based on its 50 provinces with large cities becoming constituencies, as well as Ceuta and Melilla, making a total of 58 constituencies. The votes each voter was entitled to cast were 75%-80% of the seats at stake in the constituency. For a candidate to be elected in the first round of voting he needed, at least, 20% of votes cast. If this was not achieved, vacant seats were filled through a second round.
The new Electoral Law approved on July 27, 1933, introduced some changes compared to the one applied in the previous elections of June 1931: if no candidate achieved 40% of the votes on the first round then no candidate would be elected, while in the second round, only those who had reached 8% of the votes could participate. It also suppressed the constituencies of the cities of Granada, Cordoba and Cartagena by raising the amount of inhabitants needed for a city to become a constituency.
As a result of the aforementioned allocation, each Congress multi-member constituency was entitled the following seats: Seats Constituencies 19 Barcelona (city) 17 Madrid (city), La Coruña, Oviedo 15 Barcelona (Province) 14 Badajoz 13 Pontevedra, Valencia (Province), Córdoba, Jaén, Granada 10 Lugo, Toledo, Ciudad Real, Seville (Province) 9 Cáceres, Orense, León, Murcia (Province) 8 Madrid (Province), Málaga (Province) 7 Burgos, Santander, Salamanca, Navarre, Zaragoza (Province), Gerona, Tarragona, Baleares, Valencia (City), Albacete, Huelva, Almería 6 Zamora, Valladolid, Bilbao, Guipúzcoa, Lérida, Castellón, Cuenca, Seville (City), Santa Cruz de Tenerife 5 Ávila, Huesca, Teruel, Las Palmas 4 Málaga (City), Segovia, Palencia, Logroño, Zaragoza (City), Murcia (City), Guadalajara 3 Soria, Vizcaya (Province) 2 Álava 1Ceuta, Melilla
Nationwide Party Candidates SeatsIt doesn't take into account congressmen elected on several provinces Spanish Confederation of Autonomous Right-wing Groups (CEDA) Popular Action (AP) Affiliated regional partiesURD in La Coruña and Pontevedra, UDA in Lugo, AccAgr in León, AAR in Logroño, BAP in Soria, UCA in Palencia, UN in Navarre, UDB in the Ballearic Islands, DRV in Valencia and Castellón, DRA in Alicante, UAP in Albacete, AAM in Ciudad Real, ARA in Guadalajara, DRAC in Cáceres, UDG in Granada and UDI in Cádiz 130 72 58 Hernández Pérez was nominated by the DRA but he wasn't affiliated with the CEDA 102 57 45 Radical Republican Party (PRR) Affiliated regional parties The Autonomist Republican Union Party (PURA) in Valencia, the Tinerfeño Republican Party (PRT) in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the Federal Republican Party of Mallorca (PRFM) and the Republican Union Party (PUR) in Melilla 229 25 101 21 Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) 25260 Agrarians (A) 5240 Catalanist League (Lliga) 35 24 Traditionalist Communion (CT) 3819 Conservative Republican Party (PRC) 6417 Republican Left of Catalonia (ERC) 29 16 Spanish Renovation (RE) 3715 Basque Nationalist Party (PNV) 17 12 Liberal Democrat Republican Party (PRLD)149 Republican Action (AR) Catalan Party of Republican Action (PCAR) 70 4 5 1 Federal Republican Party "Franchystas" (PRF)164 Independent Radical Socialist Republican Party (PRRSI) Catalan Radical Socialists (RSC) 21 2 3 Progressive Republican Party (PRP)173 Galician Republican Party (PRG) 13 3 Socialist Union of Catalonia (USC) 5 3 Agrarian Federation (FAgr) 3 3 Centre Republican Party (PRCen) 2 2 Communist Party of Spain (PCE) 2771 Radical Socialist Republican Party (PRRS) 671 Rural Action (ARural) 4 1 Union of Rabassaires (UdR) 1 1 Regionalist Party of Mallorca (PRMall) 1 1 Spanish Nationalist Party (PNE) 11 Spanish Phalanx (FE) 1 1 Independents (Ind)15926 Workers' and Peasant's Bloc (BOC) 33 Federal Democratic Republican Party "Barrioberistas" (PRDF) 21 Catalanist Republican Action (ACR) 16 Federal Party "Pimargallianos" (PF) 15 Radical Socialist Left (IRS) 15 Iberian Social Party (PSI) 12 Galicianist Party (PG) 8 Nationalist Party of the Left (PNRE) 8 Democratic Union of Catalonia (UDC) 4 Basque Nationalist Action (ANV) 1 Others 9 Total 1682 474
After the elections, the Congress of Deputies was made up of the following parliamentary groups: Parliamentary group Parties Seats Popular Agrarian CEDA 115 Radical PRR 101 Socialist PSOE, USC 59 Agrarian A, FAgr, ARural 30 Regionalist Lliga 26 Traditionalist CT 21 Catalan Left ERC, UdR 17 Conservative Republican PRC 16 Monarchist RE 13 Nationalist PNV 12 Independent Rightist Ind 11 Republican Left AR, PRRSI, PRG 11 Liberal Democrat PRLD 10 Independent Republican PRP, Ind 7 No group Others 9 Total 453
Galicia Party Candidates Seats Radical Republican Party (PRR) 29 13 Spanish Confederation of Autonomous Right-wing Groups (CEDA) Regional Union of Rights (URD) Union of Rightists and Agrarians (UDA) Popular Action (AP) 15 11 3 1 11 7 3 1 Spanish Renovation (RE) 9 6 Conservative Republican Party (PRC) 10 4 Galician Republican Party (PRG) 13 3 Agrarians (A) 4 3 Liberal Democrat Republican Party (PRLD) 2 1 Independents (Ind) 43 8 Communist Party of Spain (PCE) 31 Socialist Spanish Workers' Party (PSOE) 26 Radical Socialist Republican Party (PRRS) 12 Galicianist Party (PG) 8 Republican Action (AR) 5 Independent Radical Socialist Republican Party (PRRSI) 5 Federal Democratic Republican Party "Barrioberistas" (PRDF) 2 Traditionalist Communion (CT) 1 Radical Socialist Left (IRS) 1 Progressive Republican Party (PRP) 1Total 217 49Sources:
La Coruña 17 seats. 13 votes per citizen. Alliance Party Candidate Votes Right-wing Coalition CEDA-URD Benito Blanco-Rajoy 146.398 Felipe Gil Casares 137.118 Ind Ángel Aperribay 120.006 Eduardo O'Shea 117.369 RE José Calvo Sotelo He was also elected in Orense. Resigns in order to take his seat as a representative of that province 114.252 CEDA-URD José María Méndez Gil Brandón 113.662 RE José del Moral Sanjurjo 103.329 CEDA-URD Eugenio V. Gundín 89.057 José Portal 80.224 Antolín Sánchez Valeiro 79.329 Fernando Pérez Barreiro 77.170 Severino Lamas 67.691 CT Rafael Díaz-Aguado 60.642 Republican Coalition José Reino Caamaño was both a candidate for the Republican Coalition and the Republican Right list PRG Emilio González López 121.166 Ind Antonio Rodríguez Pérez 112.719 José Miñones 107.089 Manuel Iglesias 106.815 PRG Alejandro Rodríguez Cadarso 97.219 Santiago Casares Quiroga 88.962 PRC José Reino Caamaño 87.128 Ind José García Ramos 85.474 Leandro Pita Romero 85.916 Olegario Campos 67.029 PRG José López Bouza 52.151 Ind Segundo Cotovad 49.039 Enrique de la Torre 44.079 Radicals PRR Atanagildo Pardo 59.910 Gerardo Abad Conde 51.878 Francisco Vázquez 39.261 Alfredo Saralegui 23.288 Ramón Cortiella 10.058 Manuel Nogueira 2.497 José Andión 2.418 César Alvajar 1.890 Aurelio Fernández Morales 1.551 José Vicente López Chacón 1.254 Diego Fernández Gómez 1.240 Federal Galicianist PG Ramón Suárez Picallo 54.635 Ramón Martínez López 21.504 Manuel Banet Fontenla 17.886 Alfonso Rodríguez Castelao 945 PRG Victorino Veiga 37.350 Socialists PSOE Ramón Beade 35.359 Manuel Montero 29.462 Edmundo Lorenzo 28.848 Ángel Mato 24.475 Antonio Santamaría 21.836 Alfonso Quintana 21.116 Jaime Quintanilla 19.286 Antonio Fernández Tudó 18.993 Marcial Fernández Vázquez 18.601 Manuel Morgado 14.170 Ramón Fernández Hermida 13.597 Bernardo Miño 12.953 Ramón Souto 11.534 Republican Right PRC Jaime Concheiro Iglesias 28.502 Marcelino Etchevarría Naveyra 19.721 Ernesto Pons Fernández 12.187 Ramón Montero Quiroga 9.036 Ind Juan Pérez Serrabona 21.578 Ind Juan Martínez de Tejada 11.642 Ind Álvaro de las Casas 8.909 Republican Left PRDF José A. García 8.485 PRRSI Gonzalo Acosta 7.712 José Bua 7.466 PRDF José Carnero Valenzuela Supported by the PG 6.766 PRRSI Francisco Rey 6.682 Fernando Cortés 6.537 Communists PCE José Silva 6.733 Gumersindo Montero 6.497 Manuel Escáriz 4.291 Guillermo Cedrón 3.865 Severindo López 3.010 Eladio Freire 2.856 Juan Gato 2.851 José Fernández Vázquez 2.789 Jesús Liste 2.746 José Vergara 2.413 Luis Ferro 2.378 Luciano Anca 2.323 Eladio Aba 2.288 Ind Manuel Díaz Rozas 5.086 Ind Amador Rodríguez Guerra 3.591 Ind Juan J. González 3.198 Ind Ramón Fabeiro 1.319 Ind Pascual Zaera 1.215 Radical Socialists PRRS Jesús Mejuto 1.019 Aurelia Gutiérrez 561 Jesús San Luis 383 Antonio Villar 254
Pontevedra 13 seats. 10 votes per citizen. Alliance Party Candidate Votes Republican Coalition PRR Emiliano Iglesias 77.529 PRLD Isidoro Millán 66.603 PRR José López Varela 62.061 Vicente Sierra 60.537 PRC Fernando Villamarín 59.878 PRR Ramón Salgado 58.234 Antonio Prieto 54.369 Luis Fontaiña 54.167 PRC Leandro del Río 47.766 PRR Pedro Varela 47.295 Union of the Right A Alfredo García Ramos 68.050 CEDA-URD Severino Barros 67.280 Víctor Lis 67.111 Nicasio Guisasola 63.317 RE Honorio Maura 58.959 Alfonso Senra 49.343 Ind Paulino Yáñez 43.617 Fernando Sotelo 42.923 José García Señorans 42.074 Ricardo Melero 41.905 Galicianist Coalition PRG Laureano Gómez Paratcha 43.665 Amancio Caamaño 40.522 AR Telmo Bernárdez 37.158 PRG Gonzalo Martín 36.483 AR Alejandro Viana 36.204 PG Alfonso Rodríguez Castelao 32.325 Ind Amado Garra 31.842 PG Valentín Paz Andrade 31.425 Ind Antonio Alonso Ríos 28.573 Ramón Alonso Martínez 26.479 Socialists PSOE José Gómez Ossorio 26.572 Enrique Heraclio 26.515 Eugenio Arbones 22.117 Amado Guiance 19.000 Alejandro Otero 18.045 Mosquera 14.839 Araujo Pérez 12.970 Tilve 12.961 Martínez Garrido 12.592 Blanco Solla 12.505 Radical Socialists PRRS Celestino Poza 7.651 José Adrio 5.801 José B. Méndez 4.650 Ind Indalecio Tizón 7.548 Communists PCE Manuel Gama 5.753 Manuel García Filgueira 5.416 José Silva 4.896 Amalia Figueroa 4.339 Manuel Rodríguez Ríos 4.299 Jesús Garrote 4.297 Eduardo Araujo 3.714 Manuel Dios 3.678 Juan Martínez Vila 3.321 José Villar 3.300 Ind Taboada Montoto 3.184 Ind Pardo Ocampo 1.920
Lugo 10 seats. 8 votes per citizen. Alliance Party Candidate Seats Republican Coalition PRR Manuel Becerra 83.148 PRC Enrique Gómez 80.223 PRR Gumersindo Rico 79.195 Ind Manuel Saco 64.251 PRC Luis Recaséns 57.966 PRR Ubaldo Aspiazu 56.020 José Cobreros 50.659 Ricardo Gasset 44.158 Union of Rightists and Agrarians CEDA-UDA Ángel López Pérez 76.538 A Luis Rodríguez de Viguri 71.497 CEDA-UDA Felipe Lazcano 66.186 José María Montenegro 64.877 Galician Republicans PRG Roberto Ouro 51.143 José Calviño 50.165 José Montero 47.642 José M. Díaz 27.651 César López Otero 21.092 Víctor Martínez Rodríguez 5.311 Ind Cándido Fernández López 43.965 A Antonio Maseda Bouso 38.772 Ind Virgilio Fernández de la Vega 36.740 Radical Socialists PRRS Luis Soto Menor 28.231 Niceto José García Armendaritz 2.001 IRS Ramón Méndez Castro-Jato 1.808 Ind Manuel Portela Valladares 27.829 Liberal Democrat PRLD Pedro Menéndez y García del Busto 21.252 Socialists PSOE Juan Tizón 18.587 Jacinto Calvo 13.225 Ind Luis Peña Novo Supported by the PRRS and the PRRSI 18.315 Spanish Renovation RE José Soto Reguera 13.397 José Calvo Sotelo 1.314 Republican Action AR Pedro Seijas Guerra 10.926 Progressive PRP Enrique Álvarez de Neyra y Sánchez 6.372 Galicianists PG Pedro Basanta 5.367 Gerardo Álvarez Gallego 2.427 Independent Radical Socialist PRRSI Jesús Vázquez Gayoso 5.075 Communist PCE José Antonio Balbontín 2.366 Ind Daniel Vázquez Campo 1.950 Ind Germán Anllo 1.889 Ind Darío Rodríguez 1.658 Ind Joaquín Gutiérrez-Segura 1.085 Ind Manuel Garro 1.072
Orense 9 seats. 7 votes per citizen.