A Parliamentary By-election in Paris

Harold F. Gosnell

American Political Science Review, 1926, vol. 20, issue 3, 630-633

Abstract: The final results of a hotly contested by-election in Paris were given out on Sunday evening, March 28. Two communist deputies were elected to the Chamber to replace two conservatives by the narrow margin of 1,500 votes in a constituency which contained nearly 200,000 registered electors. This election is important not only because of the wide comment which it caused but also because it illustrates many of the working forces in present-day French politics.

Date: 1926
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