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Table 4. Votes cast for Turko-Tatar lists and for groups of diverse nationalities, by election districts grouped as to region

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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. CONTENTS vii
  3. FOREWORD ix
  4. PREFACE xv
  5. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xxiii
  6. PART ONE. The Election to the Russian Constituent Assembly of 1917
  7. CHAPTER I. THE SETTING 3
  8. CHAPTER II. ANALYSIS OF RETURNS FOR THE COUNTRY AT LARGE 14
  9. CHAPTER III. ANALYSIS OF RETURNS FOR REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICTS 25
  10. CHAPTER IV. THE QUESTION OF VALIDITY: HOW FREE WAS THE VOTE? 42
  11. CHAPTER V. THE QUESTION OF VALIDITY: DID THE PEOPLE KNOW WHAT THEY WERE DOING? 53
  12. CHAPTER VI. CONCLUSION 72
  13. APPENDIX 79
  14. BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE 83
  15. PART TWO. The Election Revisited
  16. CHAPTER VII. THE SETTING AND THE ROLE OF THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT 87
  17. CHAPTER VIII. THE DEGREE OF VOTER PARTICIPATION 97
  18. CHAPTER IX. WERE THE ELECTION RESULTS UNREPRESENTATIVE OF THE COUNTRY? 100
  19. CHAPTER X. QUESTIONS OF COMPILATION 115
  20. CHAPTER XI. FAILURES AND SUCCESSES 125
  21. CHAPTER XII. LESSONS OF THE ELECTION 135
  22. PART THREE. Tables
  23. EXPLANATORY NOTE 141
  24. NOTES AND ABBREVIATIONS 145
  25. Table 1. Condensed tabulation of vote affording general view of the election 148
  26. Table 2. Other socialist vote and Jewish vote in detail 152
  27. Table 3. Special-interest vote and religious and/or rightist vote in detail 154
  28. Table 4. Votes cast for Turko-Tatar lists and for groups of diverse nationalities, by election districts grouped as to region 157
  29. Table 5. Votes cast for Ukrainian parties and groups, by election districts grouped as to region 160
  30. INFORMATION ON WHAT IS LACKING TO COMPLETE CERTAIN DISTRICTS (IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER) 161
  31. INDEX 165
Russia Goes to the Polls
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https://doi.org/10.7591/9781501738913-023

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. CONTENTS vii
  3. FOREWORD ix
  4. PREFACE xv
  5. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xxiii
  6. PART ONE. The Election to the Russian Constituent Assembly of 1917
  7. CHAPTER I. THE SETTING 3
  8. CHAPTER II. ANALYSIS OF RETURNS FOR THE COUNTRY AT LARGE 14
  9. CHAPTER III. ANALYSIS OF RETURNS FOR REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICTS 25
  10. CHAPTER IV. THE QUESTION OF VALIDITY: HOW FREE WAS THE VOTE? 42
  11. CHAPTER V. THE QUESTION OF VALIDITY: DID THE PEOPLE KNOW WHAT THEY WERE DOING? 53
  12. CHAPTER VI. CONCLUSION 72
  13. APPENDIX 79
  14. BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE 83
  15. PART TWO. The Election Revisited
  16. CHAPTER VII. THE SETTING AND THE ROLE OF THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT 87
  17. CHAPTER VIII. THE DEGREE OF VOTER PARTICIPATION 97
  18. CHAPTER IX. WERE THE ELECTION RESULTS UNREPRESENTATIVE OF THE COUNTRY? 100
  19. CHAPTER X. QUESTIONS OF COMPILATION 115
  20. CHAPTER XI. FAILURES AND SUCCESSES 125
  21. CHAPTER XII. LESSONS OF THE ELECTION 135
  22. PART THREE. Tables
  23. EXPLANATORY NOTE 141
  24. NOTES AND ABBREVIATIONS 145
  25. Table 1. Condensed tabulation of vote affording general view of the election 148
  26. Table 2. Other socialist vote and Jewish vote in detail 152
  27. Table 3. Special-interest vote and religious and/or rightist vote in detail 154
  28. Table 4. Votes cast for Turko-Tatar lists and for groups of diverse nationalities, by election districts grouped as to region 157
  29. Table 5. Votes cast for Ukrainian parties and groups, by election districts grouped as to region 160
  30. INFORMATION ON WHAT IS LACKING TO COMPLETE CERTAIN DISTRICTS (IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER) 161
  31. INDEX 165
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