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Legislative elections were held in Argentina on 4 March 1934.[1] National Democratic Party remained the largest faction, with 60 of the 158 seats. Voter turnout was 65.9%.[2]
Results
Party
Votes
%
Seats
+/-
National Democratic Party 410,883
28.8
60
+2
Socialist Party 264,294
18.5
43
New
Radical Civic Union 194,794
13.6
2
New
Democratic Progressive Party 127,177
8.9
12
-2
Unified Radical Civic Union
35,864
2.5
4
0
Liberal Party 24,264
1.7
4
-1
Anti-personalist Radical Civic Union
19,630
1.4
16
-1
Popular Party 19,345
1.4
2
0
Provincial Defence Party 10,159
0.7
1
-1
Blocist Radical Civic Union
7,859
0.6
1
-1
Independent Socialist Party 518
0.0
6
-5
Concordancia 58,950
4.1
4
New
Radical Civic Union Talcahuano32,081
2.2
New
Radical Civic Union Avenida de Mayo26,767
1.9
New
Radical Civic Union Buenos Aires24,750
1.7
New
Concentración Obrera
18,965
1.3
New
Public Health Party 17,231
1.2
New
Independent Party 14,103
1.0
New
Federalist Lencinist Radical Civic Union
12,032
0.8
New
National Agrarian Union 9,935
0.7
New
Lencinist Radical Civic Union
8,756
0.6
New
National Democratic Anti-Government Party 8,577
0.6
New
Traditionalist Radical Civic Union
8,236
0.6
New
Impersonal Radical Civic Union
7,841
0.5
New
Radical Civic Union Buenos Aires Province5,753
0.4
–
Socialist Federation 4,949
0.3
–
Radical Civic Union Paso4,762
0.3
–
Reorganising Blocist Board Radical Civic Union
4,560
0.3
–
Radical Nationalist Party 1,752
0.1
–
Liberator Party 1,685
0.1
–
National Public Health Party 1,471
0.1
–
Workers and Peasants List 1,105
0.1
–
Radical Civic Union Charcas1,095
0.1
–
Sports Union 1,027
0.1
–
Rail and Industrial Independents 797
0.1
–
Argentine Nationalist Party 511
0.0
–
Intransigent Regional Union 13
0.0
–
Others
35,734
2.5
–
Vacant seats
–
–
3
–
Invalid/blank votes
126,095
–
–
–
Total 1,554,320 100 158 0
Source: Nohlen
References
Argentina portal 