1933 Spanish general election

The 1933 Spanish general election was an election held on 19 November 1933 during the Second Republic. The right increased its share of votes and won against the governing left-wing coalition.

1933 Spanish general election

19 November 1933
All 473 seats of the Congress of Deputies 237 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	67.31%
First party Second party Third party   Leader José María Gil-Robles y Quiñones Alejandro Lerroux Francisco Largo Caballero Party CEDA PRR PSOE Leader's seat Salamanca & León Valencia-capital Madrid-capital Last election 5 seats 90 seats 115 seats Seats won 115 102 59 Seat change 110 12 56   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader José Martínez de Velasco Francesc Cambó The Count of Rodezno Party Agrarian minority Regionalist League Traditionalist Communion Leader's seat Burgos Barcelona capital Navarre Last election 15 seats 2 seats 4 seats Seats won 30 24 20 Seat change 15 22 16
Areas of most support: the right (dark blue), the centre-right (light blue), the centre (green) and the left (red).
Prime Minister before election Diego Martínez Barrio PRR Prime Minister after election Alejandro Lerroux PRR

Before these elections the Spanish Constitution of 1931 was approved, which recognized the right of women to vote. These were the first elections in the history of Spain in which women voted.