3rd Chamber of Deputies of the Ottoman Empire

3rd Chamber of Deputies of the Ottoman Empire
History
Founded	17 December 1908 (1908-12-17)
Disbanded	17 January 1912 (1912-01-17)
Preceded by	2nd Chamber of Deputies
Succeeded by	4th Chamber of Deputies
Leadership
President of the Chamber of Deputies	Ahmet Rıza
Vice-president of the Chamber of Deputies	Ruhi al-Khalidi, Mehmet Talat
Seats	275 deputies
Elections
Voting system	Electoral college
Last election	December 1908
Next election	April 1912

The Third Chamber of Deputies of the Ottoman Empire was elected in the 1908 Ottoman general election, which was called following the Young Turk Revolution. The new parliament consisted of 147 Turks, 60 Arabs, 27 Albanians, 26 Greeks (Rum), 14 Armenians, 10 Slavs, and four Jews. ^[1] Including the amount of deputies elected in by-elections, the total amount of seats included 288 deputies. On 17 January 1912, through an imperial decree, the Sultan Mehmed V dissolved the Chamber of Deputies and called for new elections within three months. ^[2]

Ethnic composition of the 1908 Ottoman parliament

  Turks: 147 seats

  Arabs: 60 seats

  Albanians: 27 seats

  Greeks: 26 seats

  Armenians: 14 seats

  Slavs: 10 seats

  Jews: 4 seats

Members

Vilayet	Electoral District/Sancak	Deputy	Party		Ethnicity
Kosovo	Prishtina	Mustafa Hamdi Efendi [lower-alpha 1]		Union and Progress	Albanian
		Hasan Prishtina
		Sava Stojanović  [ tr ]		Serbian Democratic League	Slav (Serb)
		Shaban Pasha [lower-alpha 2]		Independent	Albanian
		Hysen Fuad Pasha
	İpek (Peja)	Hafız İbrahim (Zaimoğlu)  [ tr ]		Union and Progress	Turk
		Bedri Bey		Independent	Albanian
		Ahmed Hamdi Efendi
		Ali Haydar Efendi
	Seniçe (Sjenica)	Hasan Muhiddin Efendi		Independent	Albanian
	Taşlıça (Pljevlja)	Ali Vasfi Bey		Independent	Albanian
	Üsküp (Skopye)	Todor Pavlov  [ bg ]		Bulgarian Constitutional Clubs	Slav (Bulgarian)
		Aleksander Pavlos Efendi		Independent	Rum
		Mehmet Nexhip Draga			Albanian
		Hoxha Said Efendi		Unknown
Scutari	Scutari (Shkodër)	Murtaza Galip  [ tr ]		Independent	Albanian
		Reza Bey [lower-alpha 3]
		Shakir Bey [lower-alpha 4]
	Draç (Durrës)	Essad Pasha Toptani		Independent	Albanian
Yanya	Yanya (Ioannina)	Dimitraki Kingos Efendi		Independent	Rum
		Konstantin Sorla Efendi
	Delvina (Gjirokastër)	Mamapulos Efendi		Independent	Rum
		Mufid Libohova			Albanian
	Avlona (Berat)	Ismail Qemali		Independent	Albanian
		Aziz Pasha Vrioni
	Çamlık (Preveza)	Mustafa Ömer Azmi (Akalın)  [ tr ] [lower-alpha 5]		Union and Progress	Turk
		Hamdi Çami [lower-alpha 6]		Independent	Albanian
Monastir	Monastir (Bitola)	Pancho Dorev  [ bg ]		Bulgarian Constitutional Clubs	Bulgarian
		Ali Vasfi Bey		Independent	Albanian
		Mehmed Vasıf  [ tr ]
		Traianos Nallis			Rum
		Janko Dimitrović  [ bg ]			Slav (Serb)
	Görice (Korçë)	Shahin Teki Kolonja		Independent	Albanian
		Filip Mișea			Slav (Aromanian)
	Debre (Debar)	Basri Bey Dukagjini		Independent	Albanian
		Shefqet (Enön) Bey [lower-alpha 7]
		Ismail Bey [lower-alpha 8]
	Prizren	Prezrinli Yaliya Bey		Independent	Albanian
		Mehmet Emin Efendi [lower-alpha 9]
		Suleyman Sherif Efendi
		Vehbi Efendi [lower-alpha 10]		Unknown
	Elbasan	Hoxha Ali Efendi		Union and Progress	Albanian
		Abdullah Mahir  [ tr ]		Independent
	Serfiğe (Servia)	Georgios Busios  [ bg ]		Socialist Party	Rum
		Harisiyos Vamvakas  [ el ] [lower-alpha 11]		Independent
		Konstantinos Drizis  [ el ] [lower-alpha 12]
Salonica	Selanik (Thessaloniki)	Mehmed Cavid		Union and Progress	Turk
		Mustafa Rahmi (Arslan)
		Emmanuel Karasu			Jewish
		Dimitar Vlahof		People's Federative Party	Slav (Bulgarian)
		Yorgaki Artas  [ tr ]		Independent	Rum
		Georgios Huneyos  [ el ]
	Siroz (Serrez)	Midhat Şükrü (Bleda)		Union and Progress	Turk
		Derviş Ragıp Bey [lower-alpha 13]
		Haristo Dalchev  [ bg ]		People's Federative Party	Slav (Bulgarian)
		Dimitrios Dinkas  [ bg ]		Independent	Rum
		Yusuf Naşid Bey [lower-alpha 14]			Turk
	Drama	Rıza Bey		Union and Progress	Turk
		Agâh Bey		Independent
Adrianople	Gümülcine (Komotini)	Gümülcineli İsmail Hakkı		Union and Progress	Turk
		Mehmed Arif Bey
		Mehmed Fehmi  [ tr ]		Independent
	Dedeağaç (Alexandroupoli)	Süleyman Bey		Union and Progress	Turk
	Gelibolu	Trayan Narlı Efendi		Independent	Armenian
	Rodosto (Tekirdağ)	Mehmet Adil (Arda)  [ tr ]		Union and Progress	Turk
		Agop Boyacıyan  [ tr ] [lower-alpha 15]			Armenian
		Agop Babikyan  [ tr ] [lower-alpha 16]		Independent
	Adrianople (Edirne)	Mehmed Faik (Kaltakkıran) [lower-alpha 17]		Union and Progress	Turk
		Mehmed Talat
		Rıza Tevfik (Bölükbaşı)
		Asım Bey  [ tr ] [lower-alpha 18]		Independent
	Kırkkilise (Kırklareli)	Emrullah  [ tr ]		Union and Progress	Turk
		Mustafa Arif (Deymer)
Independent	Çatalca	Dimitri Zafiropulos  [ tr ]		Independent	Rum
Constantinople	Constantinople (İstanbul)	Mustafa Asım (Yörük)  [ tr ]		Union and Progress	Turk
		Ahmed Nesimi (Sayman)  [ tr ]
		Manyasizade Refik  [ tr ] [lower-alpha 19]
		Mehmed Rifat Pasha  [ tr ] [lower-alpha 20]
		Ahmet Rıza [lower-alpha 21]
		Hüseyin Cahid (Yalçın)
		Vitali Hayim Faraggi  [ tr ]			Jewish
		Bedros Hallaçyan  [ tr ]			Armenian
		Krikor Zohrab		Liberty Party
		Pandelâki Kozmidi  [ tr ]			Rum
		Tahir Hayreddin  [ tr ] [lower-alpha 22]		Freedom and Accord Party	Arab
		Konstantin Konstantinidi Efendi		Independent	Rum
Independent	İzmit	Hazız Rüşdü Bey		Independent	Turk
		Ahmed Müfid (Saner)  [ tr ]
		Anastas Mihailidis  [ tr ]			Rum
Hüdavendigâr	Bursa	Hacı Ömer Feyzi  [ tr ]		Union and Progress	Turk
		Bursalı Mehmet Tahir
		Hafız Ahmet Hamdi  [ tr ]		Independent
		Hayri Bey
		Abdullah Sabri Efendi
	Ertugrul (Bilecik)	Mehmet Sıktı Bey		Union and Progress	Turk
		Mehmed Sadık  [ tr ]		Independent
	Karahisarı Sahib (Afyon)	Rıza Pasha		Union and Progress	Turk
		Hoca Kamil (Miras)  [ tr ]		Independent
		Salim Efendi
	Kütahya	Abdullah Azmi  [ tr ]		Union and Progress	Turk
		Ahmed Ferid (Tek)
		Hasan Tahsin (Aynî)		Independent
		Hatibzade Ahmed Cemal Bey [lower-alpha 23]
		Kitapsız Mustafa Saffet Pasha [lower-alpha 24]
Independent	Biga	Arif İsmet Bey [lower-alpha 25]		Union and Progress	Turk
		Atıf (Kamçıl) [lower-alpha 26]
		Timurcuzade Mustafa Bey [lower-alpha 27]		Independent
		Seyyid Ali Rıza Bey [lower-alpha 28]
Archipelago	Limni (Lemnos)	Mihail Stellios  [ el ]		Independent	Rum
	Midilli (Lesbos)	Panayot Bostani Efendi		Independent	Rum
		Mihail Saltas  [ el ]
	Sakız (Chios)	Mihailki Chelebidi Efendi		Independent	Rum
	Rhodes	Teodor Konstantidi  [ tr ]		Independent	Rum
Aydın	Menteşe (Muğla)	Milâslı Halil (Menteşe)		Union and Progress	Turk
		Hamza Hayati (Öztürk)  [ tr ]		Independent
	Denizli	Fraşirili Gani  [ tr ]		Union and Progress	Turk
		Ahmed Muhib Efendi		Independent
	Aydın	Mehmet Übeydullah (Hatipoğlu)  [ tr ]		Union and Progress	Turk
		Hacı Süleyman (Bilgen)  [ tr ] [lower-alpha 29]		Independent
		İsmail Sıtkı (Erboy)  [ tr ] [lower-alpha 30]
	Smyrna (İzmir)	Nesim Mazliyah  [ tr ]		Union and Progress	Jewish
		Aristidi Pasha (Yorgancıoğlu)  [ tr ] [lower-alpha 31]			Rum
		Emmanouil Emmanouilidis [lower-alpha 32]
		Pavlos Karolidis
		Mehmed Seyyid  [ tr ]			Turk
		Mehmed Said  [ tr ]		Independent
		Istepan Ispartalıyan  [ tr ]			Armenian
	Saruhan (Manisa)	Haydar  [ tr ]		Union and Progress	Turk
		Mensurizade Said  [ tr ]
		İlhami (Dinçer)  [ tr ]		Independent
		Tokadizade Şekib  [ tr ]
Independent	Karesi (Balıkesir)	Abdülaziz Mecdi (Tolun)  [ tr ]		Socialist Party	Turk
		Hacı Ali Galib  [ tr ]		Independent
		Helvacızade Muharrem Hasbi  [ tr ]
		Şefik Bey [lower-alpha 33]
		İbrahim Vasfi  [ tr ]
		Konstantin Savopoulos  [ tr ] [lower-alpha 34]			Rum
Konya	Konya	Muhammed Zeynelabidin  [ tr ]		Union and Progress	Turk
		Hacı Salim Efendi		Independent
		Mehmed Emin Efendi
		Mustafa Efendi
		Mehmed Vehbi (Çelik)  [ tr ]
	Hamid-i Abad (Isparta)	Hacı Eşref Bey		Independent	Turk
		Böcüzâde Süleyman Sami  [ tr ]
	Burdur	Muhaddeszade Ömer Lütfi  [ tr ]		Independent	Turk
	Antalya	Ebüzziya Tevfik		Independent	Turk
		Mehmed Hamdi (Yazır)
Kastamonu	Kastamonu	Necmeddin Molla (Kocataş)  [ tr ] [lower-alpha 35]		Union and Progress	Turk
		Ahmet Mahir (Ballı)  [ tr ]
		İsmail Mahir  [ tr ]
		Ahmed Şükrü (Bayındar)  [ tr ]
		Yusuf Kemal (Tengirşek) [lower-alpha 36]
	Çankırı	Mehmed Behçet (Kutlu)  [ tr ]		Union and Progress	Turk
	Sinop	Hacı Hasan Fehmi  [ tr ]		Union and Progress	Turk
		Rıza Nur		Independent
Independent	Bolu	Mehmet Habip  [ tr ]		Union and Progress	Turk
		Hacı Abdülvehab (Öner)  [ tr ]		Independent
		Şerefettin Bey
		Mustafa Zeki Efendi
Ankara	Ankara	Hacı Mustafa  [ tr ]		Union and Progress	Turk
		Mehmet Talât (Sönmez)  [ tr ]
		Mahir Said (Pekmen)  [ tr ]		Liberty Party
		Kasım Nuri  [ tr ]		Independent
	Niğde	Ürgüplü Mustafa Hayri  [ tr ]		Union and Progress	Turk
		Fahreddin Efendi (Kurtoğlu?)		Independent
		Muhiddin Bey
		Georgios Kourtoglou			Rum
	Kayseri	Hacı Kasım  [ tr ]		Independent	Turk
		İmamzade Ömer Mümtaz  [ tr ]
	Kırşehir	Ali Rıza (Benli)  [ tr ]		Independent	Turk
		Mahmud Mahir  [ tr ]
	Yozgat	Edip  [ tr ]		Independent	Turk
		Hayrullah  [ tr ]
	Çorum	Mehmet Münir (Çağıl)  [ tr ]		Union and Progress	Turk
		Ali Osman Efendi
Adana	Adana	Ali Münif (Yeğenağa) [lower-alpha 37]		Union and Progress	Turk
		Abdullah Faik (Çopuroğlu)  [ tr ] [lower-alpha 38]		Independent
	Cebelibereket (Dörtyol)	Mehmed Reşid Bey		Independent	Turk
	Kozan	Hampartsoum Boyadjian		Hunchakian Party	Armenian
	İçel	Mahmud Bayram Efendi		Independent	Turk
	Mersin	Abdülhalim Bey [lower-alpha 39]		Independent	Turk
		Arif Hikmet Bey [lower-alpha 40]
Independent	Canik (Samsun)	Mustafa Nail [lower-alpha 41]		Union and Progress	Turk
		Said Efendi [lower-alpha 42]
		Süleyman Necmi (Selman)  [ tr ] [lower-alpha 43]
		Abdullah Bey [lower-alpha 44]		Independent
		Mehmed Ali  [ tr ]
		Hacı Ahmed Hamdi Efendi
Sivas	Amasya	Arif Fazıl  [ tr ]		Union and Progress	Turk
		İbrahim Cudi  [ tr ]		Independent
		İsmail Hakkı Pasha  [ tr ]
	Tokat	Hoca Mustafa Sabri		Union and Progress	Turk
		Sheikh Hacı Mustafa Hakkı  [ tr ]		Independent
		Hattatzade İsmail Pasha  [ tr ]
	Karahisar-ı Şarkı (Şebinkarahisar)	Ömer Feyzi  [ tr ]		Independent	Turk
		Sardarzade Mustafa  [ tr ]
	Sivas	Nazaret Daghavarian		Armenakan Party	Armenian
		Ahmed Şükrü Efendi		Independent	Turk
		Dr. Hüsnü Bey
		Dr. Ömer Şevki (Purut)  [ tr ]
		Mustafa Ziya Bey
Independent	Urfa (Şanlıurfa)	Shaykh Saffet (Yetkin)  [ tr ]		Union and Progress	Turk
		Mehmed Nadim Bey		Independent
Diyarbekir	Diyarbakır	Pirinççizade Arif  [ tr ] [lower-alpha 45]		Independent	Kurd
		Pirinççizade Aziz Feyzi [lower-alpha 46]
	Siverek	Nurettin Bey		Independent	Turk
	Ergani	İstefan Çıracıyan  [ tr ]		Independent	Armenian
		İbrahim Efendi			Turk
	Mardin	Said Bey		Independent	Turk
Memuretulaziz	Malatya	Ahmed Hamid  [ tr ] [lower-alpha 47]		Independent	Turk
		Keşşaf Efendi [lower-alpha 48]
		Mehmed Tevfik Efendi
	Memuretulaziz (Elazığ)	Çötelizade Asım  [ tr ]		Independent	Turk
		Hacı Mehmed Nuri  [ tr ]
		Hacı Ziyaeddin  [ tr ]
	Dersim (Tunceli)	Ömer Lütfi Fikri		Independent	Kurd
Trabzon	Gümüşhane	İbrahim Lütfi Pasha		Independent	Turk
		Hayri Efendi
	Trabzon	Ali Osman (Güley) Bey		Union and Progress	Turk
		Mehmed Emin Efendi		Independent
		Mahmud Mazhar Bey
		Mahmud İmameddin [lower-alpha 49]
		Eyüboğlu İzzet  [ tr ]
		Saraçzade Ali Naki Efendi [lower-alpha 50]
		Falcızade Mahmud [lower-alpha 51]
		Matthaios Kofidis			Rum
	Lazistan (Rize)	Ahmed Pasha		Independent	Turk
		İbrahim Ferid Efendi
Erzurum	Erzurum	Karakin Pastermadjian		Armenian Revolutionary Federation	Armenian
		Vartkes Serengülian
		Hafizzade Seyfullah (Topdağı)  [ tr ]		Independent	Turk
		Şevket Bey
		Hafız Ahmet Ziya  [ tr ]			Kurd
	Bayazıt	Süleyman Sudi (Acarbay)  [ tr ]		Union and Progress	Turk
	Erzincan	Osman Fevzi (Topçu)  [ tr ]		Independent	Turk
Bitlis	Genç (Bingöl)	Mehmed Emin  [ tr ]		Independent	Turk
	Muş	Gegham Ter-Karapetian		Armenian Revolutionary Federation	Armenian
		Hacı İlyas Semi  [ tr ]		Union and Progress	Turk
	Bitlis	Arif Efendi		Independent	Turk
	Siirt	Abdürrezak Efendi		Independent	Turk
Van	Van	Vahan Papazian		Armenian Revolutionary Federation	Armenian
		Tevfik Efendi		Independent	Turk
	Hakkari	Sayyid Taha Efendi		Independent	Arab
Independent	Zor	Hızır Lütfi Efendi		Independent	Turk
Aleppo	Aleppo	Artin Boşgezenyan [lower-alpha 52]		Union and Progress	Armenian
		Mehmet Ali Cenani			Turk
		Halebli Sheikh Mustafa  [ tr ] [lower-alpha 53]			Arab
		Hajji Sait Abdulnafi Pasha  [ tr ] [lower-alpha 54]		Independent
		Rifat Bey (Bereketoğlu) [lower-alpha 55]
		Amrizade Muhammed Bahaeddin [lower-alpha 56]
		Sheikh Amrizade Beshir al-Ghazi  [ ar ] [lower-alpha 57]
		Mari Pasha al-Mallah [lower-alpha 58]
		Mesud Efendi
	Maraş (Kahramanmaraş)	Hasan Fehmi Efendi		Independent	Turk
		Mehmed Şükrü Bey
		Vahan Efendi			Armenian
Beirut	Trablusşam (Tripoli, Lebanon)	Fuad Hulusi (Demirelli)  [ tr ]		Union and Progress	Turk
	Beirut	Kâmil al-Esad  [ ar ] [lower-alpha 59]		Union and Progress	Arab
		Riza as-Sulh  [ ar ]		Independent
		Suleyman al-Boustani [lower-alpha 60]
	Acre	As'ad Shukeiri		Independent	Arab
	Nablus	Ahmed Hammash Efendi		Independent	Arab
	Lazikiye (Latakia)	Muhammed Arslan Bey [lower-alpha 61]		Union and Progress	Arab
		Muhammed Mustafa Emir Arslan  [ tr ] [lower-alpha 62]		Independent
Syria	Damascus	Shukri al-Asali [lower-alpha 63]		Independent	Arab
		Shafiq Muayyad al-Azm  [ ar ]
		Rushdi al-Shama  [ ar ]
		Abdurrahman Al Yusuf  [ tr ] [lower-alpha 64]
		Chuhadarzade Sulayman [lower-alpha 65]
		Muhammad Ajlani Efendi [lower-alpha 66]
	Hama	Khalid al-Berazi Bey		Independent	Arab
		Abdul Hamid al-Ziharawi  [ tr ]
	Homs	Mustafa bin Kaddawe Bey		Independent	Arab
	Havran (Hebron)	Mikdatzâde Saadettin  [ tr ]		Independent	Arab
	Karak	Tawfiq al-Mejali Efendi		Independent	Arab
Independent	Jerusalem	Ruhi al-Khalidi		Union and Progress	Arab
		Hafiz as-Said Efendi		Independent
		Said al-Huseyini  [ tr ]
		Tahir al-Husayini Bey
Hejaz	Hejaz	Sharif Abdullah bin Al-Hussein		Independent	Arab
		Hasan Sheybi Efendi
	Jeddah	Qasim Zeynel Efendi		Independent	Arab
Independent	Medina	Abdul Qadir Hashmi Efendi		Independent	Arab
Yemen	Asir	Sheikh Ahmed Efendi [lower-alpha 67]		Independent	Arab
		Ali bin Hassan Efendi
		Ferraj Said Bey			Turk
	Taiz	Sheikh Salih Senidar Efendi		Independent	Arab
	Sanaa	Sharif Hussein bin Ali Pasha		Independent	Arab
		Said Ali bin Hussein Efendi [lower-alpha 68]
		Said Ahmed Jenani Bey [lower-alpha 69]
		Hussein al-Khalili [lower-alpha 70]
		Said Ahmed Yahya al-Keysi
		Qadi Muhammed Makhafi Efendi
		Said Ali Muta Efendi
		Hussein Abdul Qadir Bin Ali [lower-alpha 71]		Unknown
	Al Hudaydah	Said Muhammed Abdurrahman [lower-alpha 72]		Independent	Arab
		Hadi al-Rezak Efendi
		Ali Suwayd Efendi
		Mahmud Nedim Bey [lower-alpha 73]			Turk
		Tehir Recep Bey [lower-alpha 74]
		Zühdü Efendi  [ tr ] [lower-alpha 75]
Basra	Basra	Karataşzade Abdülvehap Pasha [lower-alpha 76]		Independent	Turk (?)
		Zehirzade Ahmed Pasha  [ tr ] [lower-alpha 77]			Arab
		Talip ibn Rajab
	Müntefik	Ferid Pashazade Abdunmuhsin [lower-alpha 78]		Union and Progress	Arab
		Refet Senewi Efendi [lower-alpha 79]		Independent
		Hızır Efendi			Turk
	Ammare	Abdul Mejid  [ tr ] [lower-alpha 80]		Independent	Arab
		Hussein al-Alwan [lower-alpha 81]
		Muhammed Kureysh  [ tr ] [lower-alpha 82]
		Muhammed Selim [lower-alpha 83]
Baghdad	Kerbala	Abdul Mahdi  [ tr ]		Independent	Arab
	Baghdad	Sassoon Eskell		Union and Progress	Jewish
		Alusizade Ali  [ tr ]		Independent	Arab
		Babanzâde İsmail Hakkı  [ tr ]			Kurd
	Divaniye	Seyyid Mustafa Nuri  [ tr ]		Independent	Arab
		Beyzade Shawkat Pasha al-Rifat  [ tr ]
Mosul	Kirkuk	Mehmed Ali  [ tr ]		Independent	Turk (?)
		Salih Pasha			Arab
	Sulaymaniyah	Haji Said  [ tr ]		Union and Progress	Arab
	Mosul	Davud Yusufani  [ tr ]		Independent	Assyrian
		Muhammed Ali Fazil  [ tr ]			Arab
Tripolitania	Trablusgarp (Tripoli, Libya)	Ferhad Efendi		Independent	Arab
		Mahmud Naci (Balkış)  [ tr ]			Turk
		Sadık Bey
	Cebel-i-garbi	Sulayman al-Baruni		Independent	Arab
	Fezzan	Abdülkadir Cami (Baykut)  [ tr ]		Union and Progress	Turk
		Hajji Bey		Independent	Arab
Independent	Bengazi	Ömer Mansur Pasha		Independent	Turk
		Yusuf Şetvan  [ tr ]

Notes

1. Died
2. Elected as deputy of Pristina in deceased deputy Hamdi Efendi's place
3. Elected as deputy from Scutari in deceased deputy Şakir Bey's place
4. Died
5. Became Hüdavendigâr Vilayet governor
6. Replaced Azmi Bey as deputy from Preveza
7. Elected as deputy from Debre in deceased deputy İsmail Bey's place
8. Died
9. Resigned
10. Elected as deputy from Prizren in Mehmet Emin Efendi's place
11. Elected deputy from Serfiçe in Konstantinos Drizis' place
12. Resigned
13. Elected as deputy from Siroz in Yusuf Naşid's place
14. Resigned
15. Elected as deputy from Rodosto in Agop Babikyan's place
16. Died
17. Elected as deputy from Adrianople in Asım Bey's place
18. Died
19. Died on 4 March 1909
20. Elected as deputy from Constantinople in Manyasizade Refik's place
21. Became a Senator on 23 February 1912
22. Elected as Freedom and Accord Party's candidate in the İstanbul by-election of December 1911
23. Elected as deputy from Kütahya in Mustafa Saffet Pasha's place
24. Resigned
25. Died
26. Elected as deputy from Biga in Arif Ismet Bey's place
27. Elected as deputy from Biga in Seyyid Ali Rıza Efendi's place
28. Died
29. Resigned
30. Elected as deputy from Aydın in Hocazade Süleyman's place
31. Became a Senator 31 February 1911
32. Elected as deputy from Aydın in Aristidi Pasha's place
33. Appointed as a member to the Court of Appeals
34. Elected as deputy from Karesi in Şefik Bey's place
35. Elected as deputy from Kastamonu in Yusuf Kemal's place
36. Resigned
37. Appointed governor of Ankara
38. Elected deputy from Adana in Ali Münif's place
39. Elected deputy from Mersin in Arif Hikmet Bey's place
40. Died
41. Appointed to the Senate 21 February 1911
42. Elected deputy from Samsun in Abdullah Efendi's place
43. Elected Deputy from Sansum in Mustafa Nail's place
44. Appointed to the Court of Cessation
45. Died 14 March 1909
46. Elected deputy from Diyarbakır in Pirinççizade Arif's place
47. Died
48. Elected deputy from Malatya in Ahmed Hamid Bey's place
49. Died
50. As the oldest deputy, he was the provisional president of the Chamber of Deputies
51. Elected deputy from Trabzon in Mahmud İmameddin's place
52. Elected deputy from Aleppo in Mustafa Bey's place
53. Appointed to the council of state
54. First member of parliament made Sheik-ül-İslam
55. Died
56. Elected deputy from Aleppo in Mellahzade Meri Pasha's place
57. Elected deputy from Aleppo in Rıfat Bey's place
58. Appointed Aleppo branch of Evkaf Ministry
59. Elected deputy from Beirut in Suleyman al-Boustani's place
60. Appointed to the Senate 31 February 1911
61. Elected deputy from Lazikiye in Emin Adil Aslan Bey's place
62. Killed in the 31 March Incident
63. Elected deputy from Damascus in Mehmet Aclanî Efendi's place
64. Elected deputy from Damascus in Çuhadarzade Süleyman's place
65. Died
66. Died
67. Died
68. Died
69. Elected deputy from Sanaa in Hüseyin El Halili's place
70. Resigned
71. Elected deputy from Sanaa in Seyyid Ali Bin Hüseyin Efendi's place
72. Resigned
73. Elected deputy of Hudeyda in Abdurrahman Efendi's place
74. Resigned
75. Elected deputy from Hudeyda in Tahir Recep's place
76. Elected deputy from Basra in Ahmed Pasha's place
77. Died
78. Elected deputy from Müntefik in Refet Senevi's place
79. Died
80. Elected deputy from Ammare in Hüsyin el-Alvan's place
81. Considered incapacitated after not attending parliament for two years
82. Elected deputy from Ammare in Mehmed Selim's place
83. Considered incapacitated after not attending parliament for two years

References

1. Myron E. Weiner, Ergun Özbudun (1987) Competitive Elections in Developing Countries , Duke University Press, p334
2. Kansu, Aykut (2000). Politics in Post-revolutionary Turkey, 1908-1913. Brill. p. 319. ISBN   978-90-04-11587-3.

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