Polish presidential election, 1933

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The Polish presidential election of 1933 was a non-competitive, parliament-based vote held under Józef Piłsudski’s Sanation regime, confirming the authoritarian consolidation of power in interwar Poland.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf presidential election
associatedWith Józef Piłsudski’s Sanation movement
linked to: Sanation movement
constitutionalFramework April Constitution of Poland (preparatory authoritarian framework)
country Second Polish Republic
democraticQuality limited
electoralCompetitiveness non-competitive
electoralSystem indirect election
followedBy Polish presidential election, 1947
governmentType authoritarian parliamentary republic
historicalSignificance confirmed dominance of Sanation camp
illustrated erosion of parliamentary democracy in interwar Poland
incumbent Ignacy Mościcki
incumbentReelected true
location Poland
mainCandidate Ignacy Mościcki
nonCompetitive true
officeContested President of Poland
period interwar period
pointInTime 1933
politicalContext authoritarian consolidation of power
precededBy Polish presidential election, 1926
relatedTo Sanation coup of May 1926
linked to: May Coup of 1926
result Ignacy Mościcki remained President of Poland
supportedBy Józef Piłsudski
underRegime Sanation regime
linked to: Sanation movement
votingBody National Assembly of Poland
Sejm of Poland
Senate of Poland

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Polish presidential election, 1926 followedBy Polish presidential election, 1933
Polish presidential election, 1933 followedBy Polish presidential election, 1947
linked to: Polish presidential election, 1933