French Directory election, 1798

French Directory election, 1798

The French Directory election, 1798 renewed 150 deputies (one-third) of the French Council of Five Hundred.

The election was held in April and May and only citizens paying taxes were eligible to vote

Results

150 Renewals

The 106 Montagnards were invalidated by the French Directory and replaced by "Directorials".

Entire Assembly (in 1799)

Sources

* [http://www.election-politique.com/ Election-Politique]


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