1923 Portuguese presidential election

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1923 Portuguese presidential election

← 1919 6 August 1923 1925 →
  Retrato de Manuel Teixeira Gomes (1925) - Columbano Bordalo Pinheiro Bernardino Machado - Presidente Português
Candidate Manuel Teixeira Gomes Bernardino Machado
Party
Popular vote 121 5
Percentage 62.37% 2.57%

President before election

António José de Almeida

Elected President

Manuel Teixeira Gomes
Democratic Party (Portugal)

Presidential elections were held in Portugal on 6 August 1923. The Congress of the Republic elected the president in Lisbon instead of the Portuguese people. However the new president Manuel Teixeira Gomes was elected In absentia, meaning that he wasn't present during the election.[1]

There were a total of 5 candidates, 2 from the Democratic Party (Portugal) and 3 from the Republican Party (Portugal). Of these candidates, only the 2 Democratic Party (Portugal) members were left in which Manuel Teixeira Gomes won in a landslide victory against old president and party colleague Bernardino Machado.

Sebastião de Magalhães Lima (Republican)
Duarte Leite (Republican)

Results[]

Portuguese Presidential Election of 1923 - Results (6 August)
Candidates Supporting parties Votes %
Manuel Teixeira Gomes Democratic Party 121 62.37
Bernardino Machado Democratic Party 5 2.57
Duarte Leite Republican Party 0 0
[2] Republican Party 0 0
Republican Party 0 0
Total Vote (turnout % with 68 blank votes) 194 100.00
Source:[3]
1st ballot
Manuel Teixeira Gomes
54.82%
Bernardino Machado
37.05%
Duarte Leite
1.52%
Augusto Luís V. Soares
1.01%
Sebastião de Magalhães
0.50%
Blank/Invalid
5.07%
2nd ballot
Manuel Teixeira Gomes
57.86%
Bernardino Machado
36.04%
Duarte Leite
0.50%
Augusto Luís V. Soares
1.01%
Blank/Invalid
4.56%
3rd ballot
Manuel Teixeira Gomes
62.37%
Bernardino Machado
2.57%
Blank/Invalid
34.51%

References[]

  1. ^ "1923 Presidential Election". Retrieved 13 December 2015.
  2. ^ "Augusto Luís Vieira Soares". Retrieved 13 December 2015.
  3. ^ "Manuel Teixeira Gomes". 26 June 2009. Retrieved 13 December 2015.
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