French Legislative Election

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1906 Elections - Europe
... Portuguese legislative election, April 1906 Portuguese legislative election, August 1906 Russian legislative election, 1906 ...
List Of Landslide Victories - France
... French legislative election, 1919, in which the "Bloc National", an alliance of Right and Centrist parties seeking to continue the "Sacred Union" of parties which saw France through the First World War, won 433 ... French legislative election, 1968, in which an alliance of Right and Centrist parties united in their support of President Charles de Gaulle following the massive ... French legislative election, 1993, in which the "Union For France" (alliance of the Rally for the Republic and Union for French Democracy) won 485 of 577 seats in ...
1925 Elections
... The following elections occurred in the year 1925 ... Argentine legislative election, 1924 Belgian general election, 1925 Chilean presidential election, 1925 Dutch general election, 1925 Guatemalan parliamentary election ...
Legislative Council
... A legislative council is the name given to the legislatures, or one of the chambers of the legislature of many nations and colonies ... A member of a legislative council is commonly referred to as an MLC ...

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