Esta tesis doctoral pretende investigar la crisis del sistema político de la Restauración en la provincia de Cádiz, a través del análisis de las siete elecciones generales que se celebran entre 1910 y 1923.
Lo que se pone en evidencia a través de esta investigación de sociología electoral es la creciente fragmentación de los partidos políticos que sostenían a la monarquía de Alfonso XIII, la debilidad de las fuerzas "marginadas" del sistema, como el republicanismo, para levantar una alternativa política y una dialéctica territorial casi siempre fragmentada en los momentos previos a los comicios, por la necesidad de los "caciques" provinciales de tener que dar satisfacción a los intereses locales o comarcales de las fracciones políticas que les respaldabanThis doctoral thesis aims to investigate the crisis of the political System of the "Restauración" in the province of Cadiz, through the analysis of the seven general elections held between 1910 and 1923.
What becomes evident through this research of electoral sociology is the growing fragmentation of the political parties that supported the monarchy of Alfonso XIII, the weakness of the forces "marginalized from the system, such as the republicans, to raise a political alternative and a territorial dialectic almost always fragmented in the moments before the elections, due to the neeed of the provincial "caciques" to have to satisfy the local or regional interests of the political factions that supported them.
The work is completed with the reconstruction of the political biographies of all the parliamentarians who were elected by the province in this period, both to Congress and the Senate, in all these electoral processe
