As time entered February 1874, the atmosphere of the cabinet election became more intense.
However, the outcome of such cabinet elections was actually predetermined even before the election. The Progressive Party, led by Prime Minister Prim, still held the majority of the parliamentary seats, which meant that Prime Minister Prim was 100% certain to become the Prime Minister of the new cabinet government.
Indeed, things turned out as expected.
Prime Minister Prim was successfully re-elected as the Prime Minister of the second cabinet government with a vote rate of over 81%.
The Spanish House of Representatives has a total of 208 seats, with the Progressive Party occupying 106 seats, accounting for over 51%.
The Liberal Party, which supports reform, holds 42 seats, accounting for more than 20%.
The votes held by these two parties alone exceeded 148, far surpassing the 60% of votes required to become Prime Minister of the Cabinet.
