1894 Dutch general election

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1894 Dutch general election
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All 100 seats in the House of Representatives
51 seats needed for a majority
Turnout57.21% (Decrease2.svg 14.43pp)
PartyLeaderVote %Seats+/–
Lib Hendrik Goeman Borgesius 31.6031−23
VL27.9929New
Catholics Leopold Haffmans  [ nl ] [1] 13.38250
ARP Abraham Kuyper 12.985−15
Free ARs6.827New
RL Willem Treub 5.232+2
Radicals Boelo Luitjen Tijdens  [ nl ]0.3710
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
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Colours denote the winning party, as shown in the main table of results.
Cabinet beforeCabinet after
Van Tienhoven cabinet
Liberal 		Röell cabinet
Liberal

General elections were held in the Netherlands on 10 April 1894, [2] with a second round in 27 constituencies on 24 April. [3] The Liberal Union and the dissident Free Liberals remained the largest group, winning 60 of the 100 seats in the House of Representatives.

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Results

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PartyFirst roundSecond roundTotal
seats		+/–
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
Liberal Union 87,37631.602422,78820.70731–23
Free Liberals77,37527.991640,66036.941329New
Catholics36,99113.382112,34711.224250
Anti-Revolutionary Party 35,89812.98315,10113.7225–15
Free Anti-Revolutionaries18,8506.8236,9366.3047New
Radical League 14,4595.2326,7426.1302+2
Other parties5,5141.9915,4974.9901–
Total276,463100.0070110,071100.00301000
Valid votes168,29398.2678,94998.26
Invalid votes3160.181620.20
Blank votes2,6631.551,2401.54
Total votes171,272100.0080,351100.00
Registered voters/turnout299,39157.21110,34172.82
Source: huygens instituut [4]

Several candidates ran in multiple districts. When they won in more than one seat they picked which seat to take. As a result, several by-elections took place shortly after the general election, leading to the Liberal Union having 32 seats in total, the Free Liberals 25, the ARP 7 seats and the Free Anti-Revolutionaries 8.

By district

     Radical        Liberal       National       Anti-Revolutionary       Catholic  

District results for the Dutch general election, 1894 [5] [6]
DistrictIncumbentWinnerRef.
Alkmaar Willem van der Kaay [Note 1] [7]
Almelo Herman Schaepman [8]
Amersfoort Jan Schimmelpenninck van der Oye Francis David Schimmelpenninck [9]
Amsterdam Willem Hendrik de Beaufort [10]
Jacob Theodoor Cremer [11]
Johan George Gleichman [12]
Abraham Hartogh [13]
Bernardus Hermanus Heldt [14]
Arnold Kerdijk [15]
Isaäc Abraham Levy Menso Pijnappel [16]
Jan Rutgers van Rozenburg [17]
Willem Vrolik Johannes Tak van Poortvliet [18]
Apeldoorn Frederik van Bylandt [19]
Appingedam Jan Schepel [20]
Arnhem Pieter Rink [21]
Assen Warmold Albertinus van der Feltz Jan Jacob Willinge [22]
Bergen op Zoom Lambert de Ram [23]
Bergum Hubert Philippus de Kanter [24]
Beverwijk Theodorus Borret [25]
Bodegraven Simon van Velzen Aart Knijff Hzn. [26]
Breda Louis Michiels van Verduynen [27]
Breukelen Willem Jan Roijaards van den Ham [28]
Brielle Gerardus Jacobus Goekoop [29]
Delft Henri Adolphe van de Velde Gerard Beelaerts van Blokland [30]
Den Bosch Pierre Guillaume Jean van der Schrieck [31]
Den Haag Jan Conrad [32]
Henri Daniel Guyot [33]
Jacobus Pijnacker Hordijk [34]
Den Helder Simon Taco Land [35]
Deventer Albertus van Delden [36]
Doetinchem Jean Bevers Herman Hesselink van Suchtelen [37]
Dokkum Ulrich Herman Huber Eelco Schaafsma [38]
Dordrecht Hugo van Gijn [39]
Druten Jacobus Travaglino [40]
Ede Constant van Löben Sels Anton Willem van Borssele [41]
Eindhoven Josephus Smits van Oyen [42]
Elst Godert Willem van Dedem Willem van Basten Batenburg [43]
Emmen Petrus Hendrik Roessingh [44]
Enkhuizen Jan Zijp [45]
Enschede Willem Jacob Geertsema Antonius Franciscus Vos de Wael [46]
Franeker Franciscus Lieftinck [47]
Goes Alexander de Savornin Lohman [48]
Gorinchem Hendrik Seret [49]
Gouda Theodore Valette Carel van Bylandt [50]
Grave Jan Harte van Tecklenburg [51]
Groningen Samuel van Houten Hendrik Lodewijk Drucker [52]
Jacob Dirk Veegens [53]
Gulpen Iwan de Marchant et d'Ansembourg [54]
Haarlem Antonie Farncombe Sanders [55]
Haarlemmermeer Frederic Reekers Gerrit Blankers 't Hooft [56]
Harlingen Theo Heemskerk Abraham Bouman [57]
Helmond Petrus Vermeulen [58]
Hilversum Theodoor Philip Mackay [59]
Hontenisse Felix Walter Jan Gerard van Deinse [60]
Hoorn Petrus Boele Jacobus Ferf [61]
Kampen Aeneas Mackay Jr. [62]
Katwijk Johannes Hendricus Donner [63]
Leeuwarden Carel Victor Gerritsen [64]
Leiden Hendrik Johannes Bool [65]
Lochem Egbert Broer Kielstra Cornelis Lely [66]
Loosduinen Arnoldus van Berckel [67]
Maastricht Martin de Ras [68]
Meppel Harm Smeenge [69]
Middelburg Christiaan Lucasse [70]
Nijmegen Franciscus Dobbelmann [71]
Ommen Jan van Alphen [72]
Oostburg Pieter Hennequin [73]
Oosterhout Isaäc van den Berch van Heemstede [74]
Rheden Maximilien Kolkman [75]
Ridderkerk Arie Smit [76]
Roermond Willem Everts [77]
Rotterdam George Hermann Hintzen [78]
Abraham van Karnebeek Jan van Gennep [79]
Antoine Plate [80]
Rudolf Pieter Mees [81]
Willem Adriaan Viruly Verbrugge [82]
Schiedam Allard van der Borch van Verwolde Otto van Limburg Stirum [83]
Schoterland Hendrik Pyttersen [84]
Sittard Jerôme Lambrechts [85]
Sliedrecht Barthold de Geer van Jutphaas Abraham Kuyper [86]
Sneek Willem Gerard Brantsen van de Zijp Theo Heemskerk [87]
Steenwijk Gerard Beelaerts van Blokland Jan Meesters [88]
Tiel Meinard Tydeman [89]
Tilburg Bernardus Marie Bahlmann [90]
Utrecht Hendrik Adriaan van Beuningen Jacob Nicolaas Bastert [91]
Joan Röell [Note 2] [92]
Veendam Eerke Albert Smidt [93]
Veghel Bernardus van Vlijmen [94]
Venlo Leopold Haffmans [95]
Waalwijk Willem Mutsaers [96]
Weert Jean Clercx Jan Truijen [97]
Wijk bij Duurstede Willem Hendrik de Beaufort [98]
Winschoten Boelo Luitjen Tijdens [99]
Wolvega Wesselius Marcus Houwing [100]
Zaandam Willem de Meijier Klaas de Boer Czn. [101]
Zevenbergen Emile van der Kun [102]
Zierikzee Jacob Johan van Kerkwijk [103]
Zuidhorn Geuchien Zijlma [104]
Zutphen Hendrik Goeman Borgesius [105]
Zwolle Alexander van Dedem [106]

Notes

  1. ↑ Was appointed Minister of Justice in the Röell cabinet after the election. In a subsequent by-election, Adrianus Petrus de Lange (Liberal) was elected as his successor.
  2. ↑ Was appointed Chairman of the Council of Ministers and Minister of Foreign Affairs in the Röell cabinet after the election. In a subsequent by-election, Abraham van Karnebeek (Liberal) was elected as his successor.

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