Turno

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El Turno Pacifico was a system put in place in Spain by Antonio Canovas del Castillo. Under this plan, "The Quiet Turn," the two political parties of the time, the Liberal-Conservatives of the centre-right and the Liberals on the centre-left would take turns being in power. Despite being modelled on the UK system, it lacked a responsiveness to popular opinion as (until about 1914) the outcome was broadly decided in advance.

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Period Absten. PSOE C. Rep. Soc. Repub Rep. Dem. Democ. Reform. Progres. Constit. Liber. Dis. Liber. Of. Consr. Dis. Consr. Of. Moder. Carlist Region. Indep.
23/1/1876 45 5 1 27 333 12 7
20/4/1879 7 7 56 293 11 18
20/8/1881 29 32 297 39 5 19
27/4/1884 28 5 36 31 318 2
4/4/1886 22 10 278 11 56 2 13
1/2/1891 31 9 74 9 253 7 16
5/3/1893 47 281 17 44 7 4
12/4/1896 1 88 10 269 9 24
27/3/1898 16 284 18 66 32
16/4/1899 35 18 29 93 14 222 3 23
19/5/1901 33 19 12 233 8 79 7 6 37
26/4/1903 36 9 93 10 230 7 7 11
10/9/1905 30 229 26 96 5 7 11
21/4/1907 33 17 9 69 252 11 41 5
8/5/1910 17 1 37 219 102 10 8 11
8/3/1914 24.7 1 33 36 85 26 188 7 13 19
9/4/1916 20.3 20 11 230 25 88 10 14 11
24/2/1918 29.6 6 15 8 75 92 57 98 13 32 13
1/6/1919 28.8 6 15 8 81 52 109 93 5 23 10
19/12/1920 33.6 4 15 10 63 40 47 185 8 19 18
29/4/1923 23.2 7 11 20 203 27 81 6 22 32
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