1918 Bolivian legislative election

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Parliamentary elections were held in Bolivia in May 1918 to elect half the seats of the Chamber Deputies and one-third of the Senate.

Party		Votes	%	Seats
				Chamber			Senate
				Elected	Total	+/–	Elected	Total	+/–
	Liberal Party			16	51	–18	6	16	0
	Republican Party			19	19	New	0	0	New
Total				35	70	0	6	16	0
Source: Cáceres[1]

The new senators were:

• Juan María Zalles, PL (La Paz)
• Felipe Peredo, PL (Santa Cruz)
• Adolfo Trigo Achá, PL (Tarija)
• Ismael Arteaga, PL (Beni)
• Néstor Suárez, PL (Beni)
• Clodoveo Urioste, PL (Chuquisaca)

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