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General elections were held in Monaco on 8 January 1950 with a second round on 15 January 1950 to elect the 18 members of the National Council .
Electoral system [ edit ] Voters can either choose a party list or choose candidates from various lists ("panachage ") for the 18 seats. To be elected a candidate must receive a majority of valid votes. If the 18 seats are not filled in the first round, the remaining seats are elected in a second round by a simple majority.
Results [ edit ] First round [ edit ] Candidate Votes % Louis Auréglia 562 77.41 Jean-Charles Rey 514 70.80 Robert Campana 493 67.91 Joseph Fissore 445 61.29 Roger-Félix Médecin 438 60.33 Robert Boisson 435 59.92 Jean Notari 413 56.89 Auguste Médecin 411 56.61 Roger Simon 401 55.23 Auguste Settimo 395 54.41 Joseph Simon 381 52.48 François Marquet 356 49.04 Étienne Boéri 349 48.07 Roger Orecchia 347 47.80 Michel Auréglia 338 46.56 Alfred Romagnan-Chiabaut 338 46.56 Robert Marchisio 329 45.32 Émile Gaziello 309 42.56 Marcel Médecin 307 42.29 Jean Gastaud 298 41.05 J. Charles Bernasconi 240 33.06 Robert Sanmori 221 30.44 Félix Bosan 195 26.86 Charles Bernasconi 190 26.17 Charles Soccal 187 25.76 Jean Sbarrato 174 23.97 Guy Brousse 170 23.42 Joseph Bertrand 165 22.73 Henri-Aimé Crovetto 103 14.19 Antoine Scotto 94 12.95 Georges Sangiorgio 91 12.53 Julien Médecin 91 12.53 François Scotto 81 11.16 Henry-Edmond Crovetto 78 10.74 Gaston Olivié 77 10.61 François Devissi 71 9.78 Félix Grinda 67 9.23 Camille Onda 66 9.09 Albert Devissi 64 8.82 Paul Scotto 64 8.82 Albert Giordano 22 3.03 Joseph Médecin 19 2.62 Joseph-Félix Crovetto 15 2.07 Joseph Giordano 5 0.69 Total 10,409 100.00 Valid votes 726 98.64 Invalid/blank votes 10 1.36 Total votes 736 100.00 Registered voters/turnout 923 79.74 Source: Journal de Monaco[1]
Second round [ edit ] Candidate Votes % Jean Gastaud 408 58.20 Émile Gaziello 356 50.78 Michel Aureglia 328 46.79 François Marquet 309 44.08 Roger Orecchia 300 42.80 Étienne Boeri 282 40.23 Charles Campora 277 39.51 André Passeron 271 38.66 Alfred Romagnan-Chiabaut 263 37.52 Robert Sanmori 206 29.39 Jean Sbarrato 168 23.97 Guy Brousse 159 22.68 Félix Bosan 157 22.40 Charles Soccal 154 21.97 Mario Scotto 112 15.98 Crovetto Henri-Aimé 105 14.98 Joseph Médecin 65 9.27 Camille Onda 51 7.28 Total 3,971 100.00 Valid votes 701 100.00 Invalid/blank votes 0 0.00 Total votes 701 100.00 Registered voters/turnout 923 75.95 Source: Journal de Monaco[2]
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