The Italian general elections of 1934 were held on March 25, 1934. Due to a parliamentary reform in 1928 by the fascist-dominated Chamber of Deputies, the election were held as a simple referendum, with the voters were given the options to say yes or no to a single party list composed by the Grand Council

Grand Council

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 of the National Fascist Party

National Fascist Party

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 (Gran Consiglio del Fascismo). The party list was enacted with an overwhelming majority, provoking Benito Mussolini

Benito Mussolini

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, dictator

Dictator

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 of Italy

Italy

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to dub the election the "second referendum of Fascism".
A total of 10,433,536 Italians were eligible to vote, with a number of 10,041,997 registered as having visited the ballots, giving an official turnout of 96,2 %. As can be seen by the image of the ballot, the voters' choice would not be secret as they cast their vote.

Results

Answer
Yes	99.84 %
No	0.15 %
Not valid	0.01 %