List of members of the Constituent Assembly of Lithuania

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Members of the Constituent Assembly of Lithuania were elected in the Lithuanian parliamentary election in April 1920. The assembly had 112 seats. Resigned members were replaced by lower-ranked candidates from the same electoral list and electoral district.

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Elected deputies

#NameAge [lower-alpha 1] [1] Occupation [lower-alpha 1] [1] Parliamentary fraction [2] Resigned on [3] Electoral districtElectoral list
1 Juozas Akmenskis 36Cooperative activist Christian Democrats IV (Telšiai) Christian Democrats [4]
2 Kazys Ambrozaitis 27Farmer Christian Democrats III (Raseiniai) Christian Democrats [5]
3 Jonas Andziulis 53Farmer Christian Democrats 4 February 1921II (Kaunas) [6] Christian Democrats [7]
4 Stasys Balčas 34Soldier, farmer Christian Democrats V (Panevėžys) [8] Christian Democrats [9]
5 Stasys Balčytis 26Teacher Christian Democrats 16 September 1921III (Raseiniai) [10] Christian Democrats [5]
6 Andrius Banionis 33Organist Christian Democrats I (Marijampolė) Christian Democrats [11]
7 Viktoras Beržinskas 46Worker Christian Democrats II (Kaunas) [6] Labor Federation [7]
8 Vytautas Pranas Bičiūnas 27Writer Christian Democrats III (Raseiniai) Christian Democrats [5]
9 Kipras Bielinis 36Bookkeeper Social Democrats V (Panevėžys) [8] Social Democrats [9]
10 Jonas Bildušas 26OfficialPopular Socialist and Peasant30 September 1921III (Raseiniai) [10] Popular Socialist Democrats [5]
11 Kazys Bizauskas 27Activist Christian Democrats 10 March 1922V (Panevėžys) [8] Christian Democrats [9]
12 Konstantas Bražėnas 26Student Christian Democrats VI (Utena) [12] Christian Democrats [13]
13 Antanas Bulionis 39Worker Christian Democrats II (Kaunas) [6] Labor Federation [7]
14 Juozas Buzelis 31PhysicianPopular Socialist and PeasantVI (Utena) Popular Socialist Democrats [14]
15 Bronislovas Cirtautas 39Judge Social Democrats III (Raseiniai) Social Democrats [5]
16 Voldemaras Vytautas Čarneckis 28Minister Christian Democrats 4 November 1921IV (Telšiai) [15] Christian Democrats [4]
17 Vincas Čepinskis 49Lecturer Social Democrats II (Kaunas) [6] Social Democrats [16]
18 Jurgis Daukšys 42Worker Social Democrats V (Panevėžys) [8] Social Democrats [9]
19 Jurgis Deksnys 48Worker Christian Democrats 5 April 1921V (Panevėžys) [8] Labor Federation [9]
20 Stasys Digrys 32Official Social Democrats III (Raseiniai) Social Democrats [5]
21 Povilas Dogelis 42Priest Christian Democrats III (Raseiniai) Christian Democrats [5]
22 Eliziejus Draugelis 32Minister Christian Democrats I (Marijampolė) Christian Democrats [11]
23 Magdalena Draugelytė-Galdikienė 28Teacher Christian Democrats II (Kaunas) [6] Christian Democrats [7]
24 Ozeris Finkelšteinas 56AttorneyJewishIII (Raseiniai) Democratic Jewish Union [5]
25 Naftalis Fridmanas 56AttorneyJewish30 August 1921 [lower-alpha 2] V (Panevėžys) [8] Democratic Jewish Union [9]
26 Jonas Galvydis-Bykauskas 49General Christian Democrats 17 December 1921VI (Utena) [12] Christian Democrats [13]
27 Kazys Gencevičius 32CraftsmanPopular Socialist and Peasant4 November 1921II (Kaunas) [10] Popular Socialist Democrats [7]
28 Jonas Giniūnas 33Worker Christian Democrats 24 February 1922I (Marijampolė) [17] Christian Democrats [11]
29 Adolfas Grajevskis 43AttorneyPolish [lower-alpha 3] III (Raseiniai) Central Polish Electoral Committee [5]
30 Antanas Grigiškis 24 [19] FarmerPopular Socialist and PeasantIV (Telšiai) Peasant Union [4]
31 Kazys Grinius 53PhysicianPopular Socialist and PeasantI (Marijampolė) Peasant Union [11]
32 Stanislovas Gruodis 24 [20] Farmer Christian Democrats VI (Utena) [12] Christian Democrats [13]
33 Petras Jočys 25Official Christian Democrats V (Panevėžys) [8] Labor Federation [9]
34 Kazimieras Jokantas 38Physician Christian Democrats V (Panevėžys) [8] Christian Democrats [9]
35 Vladas Jurgutis 34Priest Christian Democrats 3 March 1922III (Raseiniai) [17] Christian Democrats [5]
36 Steponas Kairys 40Engineer Social Democrats VI (Utena) [12] Social Democrats [21]
37 Vincas Katilius 51Farmer Christian Democrats 5 April 1921I (Marijampolė) [22] Christian Democrats [11]
38 Julius Kaupas 30Sociologist Christian Democrats II (Kaunas) [6] Farmers' Association [lower-alpha 4] [7]
39 Rudolfas Kinderis 38OfficialGerman15 September 1920II (Kaunas) [6] Lithuanian German Committee [7]
40 Jonas Kriščiūnas 32AgronomistPopular Socialist and PeasantI (Marijampolė) Peasant Union [11]
41 Pijus Kriščiūnas 39Farmer Christian Democrats II (Kaunas) [6] Farmers' Association [lower-alpha 4] [7]
42 Mykolas Krupavičius 36Priest Christian Democrats IV (Telšiai) [15] [lower-alpha 5] Christian Democrats [4]
43 Kazys Kupčiūnas 30TeacherPopular Socialist and PeasantIV (Telšiai) [15] Peasant Union [4]
44 Povilas Kuzminskis 26FarmerPopular Socialist and PeasantIV (Telšiai) [15] Peasant Union [4]
45 Vladas Lašas 28PhysicianPopular Socialist and PeasantVI (Utena) [12] Peasant Union [23]
46 Kazys Lekeckas 43Official Social Democrats 12 September 1920IV (Telšiai) [15] Socialist Company of Workers and Farmers [4]
47 Bronislovas Liausas [lower-alpha 6] 48PriestPolish [lower-alpha 3] II (Kaunas) [6] Central Polish Electoral Committee [16]
48 Juozas Lukoševičius 28OfficialPopular Socialist and Peasant15 January 1921 [lower-alpha 2] III (Raseiniai) [25] Peasant Union [5]
49 Jonas Makauskis 34PharmacistPopular Socialist and PeasantIII (Raseiniai) Popular Socialist Democrats [5]
50 Jonas Masiulis 40AgronomistPopular Socialist and Peasant6 July 1920V (Panevėžys) [8] Peasant Union [9]
51 Antanas Matulaitis 24Soldier Christian Democrats 17 January 1921 [lower-alpha 2] V (Panevėžys) [8] Labor Federation [9]
52 Jonas Matulevičius 45FarmerPopular Socialist and PeasantI (Marijampolė) Peasant Union [11]
53 Vincas Meilus 33OfficialPopular Socialist and Peasant4 November 1921VI (Utena) [12] Peasant Union [23]
54 Vincentas Mieleška (Milaška)27Priest Christian Democrats V (Panevėžys) [8] Christian Democrats [9]
55 Feliksas Mikšys 27–28 [26] Veterinarian Christian Democrats VI (Utena) [12] Christian Democrats [13]
56 Antanas Milčius 28Jurist Christian Democrats V (Panevėžys) [8] Labor Federation [9]
57 Ona Muraškaitė-Račiukaitienė 24Teacher Christian Democrats I (Marijampolė) Christian Democrats [11]
58 Ladas Natkevičius 27SoldierPopular Socialist and PeasantI (Marijampolė) Popular Socialist Democrats [11] [7]
59 Jonas Pakalka 28Official Social Democrats II (Kaunas) Social Democrats [16]
60 Gabrielė Petkevičaitė 59WriterPopular Socialist and Peasant15 September 1920V (Panevėžys) [8] Popular Socialist Democrats [9]
61 Motiejus Petrauskas 30OfficialPopular Socialist and Peasant23 June 1920III (Raseiniai) [25] Peasant Union [5]
62 Jeronimas Plečkaitis 32Teacher Social Democrats II (Kaunas) [6] Social Democrats [16]
63 Abraomas Popelis 50RabbiJewishI (Marijampolė) Democratic Jewish Union [11]
64 Vladas Požela 39Jurist Social Democrats V (Panevėžys) [8] [lower-alpha 7] Social Democrats [9]
65 Antanas Purėnas 37Teacher Social Democrats 13 October 1920VI (Utena) [12] Social Democrats [27]
66 Juozas Purickis 37 [28] Priest Christian Democrats VI (Utena) [12] Christian Democrats [13]
67 Nachmanas Rachmilevičius 48PhysicianJewishIV (Telšiai) [15] Democratic Jewish Union [4]
68 Vytautas Račkauskas 39EngineerPopular Socialist and PeasantIII (Raseiniai) Peasant Union [5]
69 Petras Radzevičius 26Activist Christian Democrats II (Kaunas) [6] Labor Federation [7]
70 Kazimieras Ralys 34OfficialPopular Socialist and PeasantIV (Telšiai) [15] Peasant Union [4]
71 Sikstas Riauka 33Cooperative activist Christian Democrats IV (Telšiai) [15] Christian Democrats [4]
72 Albinas Rimka 34EditorPopular Socialist and Peasant25 May 1921II (Kaunas) [6] [lower-alpha 8] Peasant Union [16]
73 Simonas Rozenbaumas 61AttorneyJewishII (Kaunas) [6] Democratic Jewish Union [16]
74 Mikas Rožanskas 35Farmer Christian Democrats V (Panevėžys) Labor Federation [9]
75 Petras Ruseckas 36SoldierPopular Socialist and PeasantV (Panevėžys) [8] Peasant Union [9]
76 Kazys Sidabras  ?FarmerPopular Socialist and Peasant17 January 1921IV (Telšiai) [15] Peasant Union [4]
77 Antanas Simanauskas 33Farm worker Christian Democrats V (Panevėžys) [8] Labor Federation [9]
78 Vladas Sirutavičius 42Engineer Social Democrats 17 January 1921V (Panevėžys) [8] Social Democrats [9]
79 Mykolas Sleževičius 43AttorneyPopular Socialist and PeasantI (Marijampolė) [lower-alpha 9] Popular Socialist Democrats [11]
80 Maksas Soloveičikas 36PhysicianJewishVI (Utena) [12] Democratic Jewish Union [29]
81 Emilija Spudaitė-Gvildienė 32Teacher Christian Democrats V (Panevėžys) [8] Christian Democrats [9]
82 Povilas Spudas [lower-alpha 10] 24Teacher Christian Democrats V (Panevėžys) [9] Christian Democrats [9]
83 Salomėja Stakauskaitė 28Teacher Christian Democrats III (Raseiniai) Christian Democrats [5]
84 Zigmas Starkus 27Activist Christian Democrats VI (Utena) [12] Christian Democrats [13]
85 Antanas Staugaitis 44Official Christian Democrats I (Marijampolė) Christian Democrats [11]
86 Jonas Staugaitis 51PhysicianPopular Socialist and PeasantVI (Utena) [12] [lower-alpha 11] Peasant Union [23]
87 Justinas Staugaitis 53Priest Christian Democrats I (Marijampolė) Christian Democrats [11]
88 Aleksandras Stulginskis 35Agronomist Christian Democrats I (Marijampolė) Christian Democrats [11]
89 Pranas Šalčius 35Worker Christian Democrats I (Marijampolė) Christian Democrats [11]
90 Kazimieras Steponas Šaulys 48Priest Christian Democrats 25 July 1922II (Kaunas) [6] Christian Democrats [7]
91 Pranas Šaulys 32Farmer Christian Democrats 20 October 1920III (Raseiniai) [25] Christian Democrats [5]
92 Pranas Šemiotas 26Smith Social Democrats V (Panevėžys) [8] Social Democrats [9]
93 Antanas Šilgalis 34Farmer Christian Democrats IV (Telšiai) [15] Christian Democrats [4]
94 Antanas Šmulkštys 34Priest Christian Democrats I (Marijampolė) Christian Democrats [11]
95 Vincas Šmulkštys 27Soldier Christian Democrats I (Marijampolė) Christian Democrats [11]
96 Antanas Šnielevskis 34WorkerPolish [lower-alpha 3] II (Kaunas) [6] Central Polish Electoral Committee [16]
97 Antanas Tamošaitis 27TeacherPopular Socialist and PeasantVI (Utena) [12] Peasant Union [23]
98 Stasys Tijūnaitis 31Teacher Christian Democrats I (Marijampolė) Christian Democrats [11]
99 Antanas Tumėnas 40Jurist Christian Democrats VI (Utena) [12] Christian Democrats [13]
100 Matas Untulis 30JuristPopular Socialist and Peasant15 October 1920IV (Telšiai) [25] Popular Socialist Democrats [4]
101 Jonas Vailokaitis 34Banker Christian Democrats 3 March 1922II (Kaunas) [6] Farmers' Association [lower-alpha 4] [7]
102 Juozas Vailokaitis 41Priest Christian Democrats I (Marijampolė) Christian Democrats [11]
103 Klemensas Vaitekūnas 31Physician Christian Democrats V (Panevėžys) [8] Christian Democrats [9]
104 Jonas Valaitis 27Cooperative activist Christian Democrats 17 February 1922II (Kaunas) [6] Labor Federation [7]
105 Jonas Valickis 28Teacher Christian Democrats IV (Telšiai) [15] Christian Democrats [4]
106 Jonas Varnas 50Farmer Christian Democrats VI (Utena) [12] Christian Democrats [13]
107 Kazimieras Venclauskis 39Attorney Social Democrats V (Panevėžys) [8] Social Democrats [9]
108 Juozas Volodkevičius 50Farmer Christian Democrats 15 September 1920I (Marijampolė) [25] Christian Democrats [11]
109 Juozas Žebrauskas 32Tailor Christian Democrats V (Panevėžys) Christian Democrats [9]
110 Jurgis Žitinevičius 49FarmerIndependentII (Kaunas) [6] Peasant Union [16]
111 Antanas Žoromskis 28PharmacistPopular Socialist and PeasantIII (Raseiniai) Peasant Union [5]
112 Konstantinas Žukas 36SoldierPopular Socialist and Peasant30 June 1921I (Marijampolė) [10] Popular Socialist Democrats [11]

Deputies who replaced resigned members

#NameParliamentary fraction [2] Tenure (from) [30] Tenure (to) [30] As replacement for
1 Tadas Aleliūnas Christian Democrats 5 April 1921 Antanas Matulaitis [22]
2 Mikas Bagdonas Christian Democrats 15 September 192027 January 1922 Juozas Volodkevičius [25]
3 Kazys Bieliūnas Popular Socialist and Peasant18 November 1921 Vincas Meilus [10]
4 Oskaras Biuchleris German15 September 1920 Rudolfas Kinderis [25]
5 Jonas Bliūdžius Popular Socialist and Peasant16 December 1921 Konstantinas Žukas [10]
6 Felicija Bortkevičienė [lower-alpha 12] Popular Socialist and Peasant15 January 1921 Juozas Lukoševičius [25]
7 Liūdas Brokas Christian Democrats 30 June 1922 Pranas Povilaitis [31]
8 Stasys Černiauskas Christian Democrats 14 March 1922 Kazys Bizauskas [17]
9 Kostas Daunora Christian Democrats 11 November 1921 Voldemaras Vytautas Čarneckis [10]
10 Vincas Grajauskas Christian Democrats 17 March 1922 Jonas Vailokaitis [17]
11 Pranas Grėbliūnas Christian Democrats 7 March 1922 Jonas Giniūnas [17]
12 Juozas Idzelis Christian Democrats 13 July 1922 Kazys Vosylius [31]
13 Andrius Kardišauskas Christian Democrats 19 April 1921 Vincas Katilius [22]
14 Samuelis Landau Jewish20 September 1921 Naftalis Fridmanas [10]
15 Feliksas Lesauskas Christian Democrats 20 October 192022 November 1921 Pranas Šaulys [25]
16 Juozas Liekis Popular Socialist and Peasant20 October 1920 Jonas Valius [25]
17 Jonas Lingė Christian Democrats 18 January 1922 Jonas Galvydis-Bykauskas [32]
18 Morta Lukošytė Christian Democrats 20 January 1922 Feliksas Lesauskas [32]
19 Pulgis Lumbis Christian Democrats 25 July 1922 Kazimieras Steponas Šaulys [31]
20 Veronika Mackevičiūtė Christian Democrats 29 April 1921 Jurgis Deksnys [22]
21 Jurgis Marčiulionis Christian Democrats 22 January 1922 Mikas Bagdonas [17]
22 Mykolas Marma Popular Socialist and Peasant13 January 1922 Kazys Škirpa [32]
23 Pranas Povilaitis Christian Democrats 21 February 192216 June 1922 Jonas Valaitis [17]
24 Antanas Povylius Social Democrats 24 May 1921 Vladas Sirutavičius [22]
25 Juozas Pronskus Popular Socialist and Peasant15 October 1920 Matas Untulis [25]
26 Pranas Radzevičius Popular Socialist and Peasant18 November 1921 Kazys Gencevičius [10]
27 Klemensas Skabeika Popular Socialist and Peasant17 January 192125 October 1921 Kazys Sidabras [25]
28 Juozas Skyrius Christian Democrats 21 March 1922 Vladas Jurgutis [17]
29 Jonas Steponavičius Christian Democrats 4 February 1921 Jonas Andziulis [25]
30 Kazys Škirpa Popular Socialist and Peasant15 September 19207 December 1921 Gabrielė Petkevičaitė [25]
31 Pranas Šmotelis Popular Socialist and Peasant25 November 1921 Klemensas Skabeika [10]
32 Eduardas Šukevičius Social Democrats 13 October 1920 Antanas Purėnas [25]
33 Vaclovas Vaidotas Popular Socialist and Peasant28 October 1921 Jonas Bildušas [10]
34 Jonas Valius Popular Socialist and Peasant23 June 192020 October 1920 Motiejus Petrauskas [25]
35 Kazys Vosylius Christian Democrats 4 November 19214 July 1922 Stasys Balčytis [10]
36 Vincas Žindžius Popular Socialist and Peasant16 September 1921 Albinas Rimka [10]
37 Kazys Zubauskas Independent12 September 1920 Kazys Lekeckas [25]
38 Balys Žygelis Popular Socialist and Peasant6 July 1920 Jonas Masiulis [25]

Notes

  1. 1 2 As listed in the official results published in Laikinosios Vyriausybės Žinios.
  2. 1 2 3 Due to death
  3. 1 2 3 Suspended his participation in the assembly on 9 July 1921, but did not formally resign. [18]
  4. 1 2 3 Electoral list of the Farmers's Association merged with the electoral list of Christian Democrats in I (Kaunas).
  5. ↑ He was also elected in V (Panevėžys) [8] but gave up his seat for Juozas Žebrauskas.
  6. ↑ Took place of Romanas Zaremba who resigned before the first session of the assembly but was listed in results published in Lietuva. [24] [16]
  7. ↑ He was also elected in II (Kaunas) [6] but gave up his seat for Jonas Pakalka.
  8. ↑ He was also elected in IV (Telšiai) [15] but gave up his seat for Antanas Grigiškis.
  9. ↑ He was also elected in II (Kaunas) [6] but gave up his seat for Kazys Gencevičius; III (Raseiniai) [5] where he gave up his seat for Jonas Makauskas; IV (Telšiai) [15] where he gave up his seat for Matas Untulis; and in VI (Utena) [12] where he gave up his seat for Juozas Buzelis.
  10. ↑ Took place of soldier Jonas Laurinaitis who resigned before the first session of the assembly but was listed in results published in Lietuva. [24] [9]
  11. ↑ He was also elected in II (Kaunas) [6] but gave up his seat for Albinas Rimka.
  12. ↑ She was initially elected in I (Marijampolė) and IV (Telšiai) but gave up her seat.

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