1891 Cisleithanian legislative election

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Compromise of 1867
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Cisleithania Emperor of Austria (List) Crown of Saint Wenceslas Imperial Council House of Lords House of Representatives Minister-President
Transleithania King of Hungary (List) Crown of Saint Stephen Royal Diet House of Magnates House of Representatives Prime Minister
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Legislative elections were held in Cisleithania in 1891 to elect the members of the eighth Imperial Council. They were the last elections in Cisleithania before the Badeni electoral reform, which drastically increased male suffrage.^[1] The German Liberal and Constitutional Party received 32.81% of the vote.

The elections were held according to the curia arrangement that was instituted in 1873 to complement the implementation of direct elections.^[2] Voters were classified according to their status and wealth into four curiae:

1. Landowners
2. Trade and industry chambers
3. Large and medium farmers
4. Male city residents who were annually paying at least 5 guilders worth of taxes