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Legislative elections were held in Portugal on 12 December 1852.
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Legislative elections were held in Portugal on 12 December 1852.
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| Government (Regenerator) | 78.0% | 121 | |
| Opposition (Cartista) | 22.0% | 35 | |
| Total | 100.0% | 156 | |
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