July 1871 French by-elections
The election of 2 July 1871 was actually a by-election in numerous constituencies to elect seats left vacant since the general election in February 1871. 114 seats were filled that day.
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184 other by-elections were held between this election and the 1876 election.
Results
Parliamentary Groups
Affiliation | Party | Seats | |
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Republicans | |||
Radical Republicans | 35 | ||
Moderate Republicans | 38 | ||
Ralliés [1] | 26 | ||
Right | |||
Orléanists | 9 | ||
Bonapartists | 3 | ||
Legitimists | 3 | ||
Total | 114 |
- Catholic supporters of the Republic
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