Spanish general election, 1933

Legislative elections were held in Spain on November 19, 1933. At stake were all 435 seats in the lower house of the Cortes Generales, in the Congress of Deputies. The winner of the 1933 elections were the Spanish Confederation of the Autonomous Right. The CEDA formed a government coalition with the Radical Republican Party (PRR).

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