List of members of the Constituent Assembly of Lithuania

Members of the Constituent Assembly of Lithuania were elected in the Lithuanian parliamentary election in April 1920. The assembly had 112 seats. Resigned members were replaced by lower-ranked candidates from the same electoral list and electoral district.

Elected deputies

# Name Age[a][1] Occupation[a][1] Parliamentary fraction[2] Resigned on[3] Electoral district Electoral list
1 Juozas Akmenskis 36 Cooperative activist Christian Democrats IV (Telšiai) Christian Democrats[4]
2 Kazys Ambrozaitis 27 Farmer Christian Democrats III (Raseiniai) Christian Democrats[5]
3 Jonas Andziulis 53 Farmer Christian Democrats 4 February 1921 II (Kaunas)[6] Christian Democrats[7]
4 Stasys Balčas 34 Soldier, farmer Christian Democrats V (Panevėžys)[8] Christian Democrats[9]
5 Stasys Balčytis 26 Teacher Christian Democrats 16 September 1921 III (Raseiniai)[10] Christian Democrats[5]
6 Andrius Banionis 33 Organist Christian Democrats I (Marijampolė) Christian Democrats[11]
7 Viktoras Beržinskas 46 Worker Christian Democrats II (Kaunas)[6] Labor Federation[7]
8 Vytautas Pranas Bičiūnas 27 Writer Christian Democrats III (Raseiniai) Christian Democrats[5]
9 Kipras Bielinis 36 Bookkeeper Social Democrats V (Panevėžys)[8] Social Democrats[9]
10 Jonas Bildušas 26 Official Popular Socialist and Peasant 30 September 1921 III (Raseiniai)[10] Popular Socialist Democrats[5]
11 Kazys Bizauskas 27 Activist Christian Democrats 10 March 1922 V (Panevėžys)[8] Christian Democrats[9]
12 Konstantas Bražėnas 26 Student Christian Democrats VI (Utena)[12] Christian Democrats[13]
13 Antanas Bulionis 39 Worker Christian Democrats II (Kaunas)[6] Labor Federation[7]
14 Juozas Buzelis 31 Physician Popular Socialist and Peasant VI (Utena) Popular Socialist Democrats[14]
15 Bronislovas Cirtautas 39 Judge Social Democrats III (Raseiniai) Social Democrats[5]
16 Voldemaras Vytautas Čarneckis 28 Minister Christian Democrats 4 November 1921 IV (Telšiai)[15] Christian Democrats[4]
17 Vincas Čepinskis 49 Lecturer Social Democrats II (Kaunas)[6] Social Democrats[16]
18 Jurgis Daukšys 42 Worker Social Democrats V (Panevėžys)[8] Social Democrats[9]
19 Jurgis Deksnys 48 Worker Christian Democrats 5 April 1921 V (Panevėžys)[8] Labor Federation[9]
20 Stasys Digrys 32 Official Social Democrats III (Raseiniai) Social Democrats[5]
21 Povilas Dogelis 42 Priest Christian Democrats III (Raseiniai) Christian Democrats[5]
22 Eliziejus Draugelis 32 Minister Christian Democrats I (Marijampolė) Christian Democrats[11]
23 Magdalena Draugelytė-Galdikienė 28 Teacher Christian Democrats II (Kaunas)[6] Christian Democrats[7]
24 Ozeris Finkelšteinas 56 Attorney Jewish III (Raseiniai) Democratic Jewish Union[5]
25 Naftalis Fridmanas 56 Attorney Jewish 30 August 1921[b] V (Panevėžys)[8] Democratic Jewish Union[9]
26 Jonas Galvydis-Bykauskas 49 General Christian Democrats 17 December 1921 VI (Utena)[12] Christian Democrats[13]
27 Kazys Gencevičius 32 Craftsman Popular Socialist and Peasant 4 November 1921 II (Kaunas)[10] Popular Socialist Democrats[7]
28 Jonas Giniūnas 33 Worker Christian Democrats 24 February 1922 I (Marijampolė)[17] Christian Democrats[11]
29 Adolfas Grajevskis 43 Attorney Polish [c] III (Raseiniai) Central Polish Electoral Committee[5]
30 Antanas Grigiškis 24[19] Farmer Popular Socialist and Peasant IV (Telšiai) Peasant Union[4]
31 Kazys Grinius 53 Physician Popular Socialist and Peasant I (Marijampolė) Peasant Union[11]
32 Stanislovas Gruodis 24[20] Farmer Christian Democrats VI (Utena)[12] Christian Democrats[13]
33 Petras Jočys 25 Official Christian Democrats V (Panevėžys)[8] Labor Federation[9]
34 Kazimieras Jokantas 38 Physician Christian Democrats V (Panevėžys)[8] Christian Democrats[9]
35 Vladas Jurgutis 34 Priest Christian Democrats 3 March 1922 III (Raseiniai)[17] Christian Democrats[5]
36 Steponas Kairys 40 Engineer Social Democrats VI (Utena)[12] Social Democrats[21]
37 Vincas Katilius 51 Farmer Christian Democrats 5 April 1921 I (Marijampolė)[22] Christian Democrats[11]
38 Julius Kaupas 30 Sociologist Christian Democrats II (Kaunas)[6] Farmers' Association[d][7]
39 Rudolfas Kinderis 38 Official German 15 September 1920 II (Kaunas)[6] Lithuanian German Committee[7]
40 Jonas Kriščiūnas 32 Agronomist Popular Socialist and Peasant I (Marijampolė) Peasant Union[11]
41 Pijus Kriščiūnas 39 Farmer Christian Democrats II (Kaunas)[6] Farmers' Association[d][7]
42 Mykolas Krupavičius 36 Priest Christian Democrats IV (Telšiai)[15][e] Christian Democrats[4]
43 Kazys Kupčiūnas 30 Teacher Popular Socialist and Peasant IV (Telšiai)[15] Peasant Union[4]
44 Povilas Kuzminskis 26 Farmer Popular Socialist and Peasant IV (Telšiai)[15] Peasant Union[4]
45 Vladas Lašas 28 Physician Popular Socialist and Peasant VI (Utena)[12] Peasant Union[23]
46 Kazys Lekeckas 43 Official Social Democrats 12 September 1920 IV (Telšiai)[15] Socialist Company of Workers and Farmers[4]
47 Bronislovas Liausas[f] 48 Priest Polish [c] II (Kaunas)[6] Central Polish Electoral Committee[16]
48 Juozas Lukoševičius 28 Official Popular Socialist and Peasant 15 January 1921[b] III (Raseiniai)[25] Peasant Union[5]
49 Jonas Makauskis 34 Pharmacist Popular Socialist and Peasant III (Raseiniai) Popular Socialist Democrats[5]
50 Jonas Masiulis 40 Agronomist Popular Socialist and Peasant 6 July 1920 V (Panevėžys)[8] Peasant Union[9]
51 Antanas Matulaitis 24 Soldier Christian Democrats 17 January 1921[b] V (Panevėžys)[8] Labor Federation[9]
52 Jonas Matulevičius 45 Farmer Popular Socialist and Peasant I (Marijampolė) Peasant Union[11]
53 Vincas Meilus 33 Official Popular Socialist and Peasant 4 November 1921 VI (Utena)[12] Peasant Union[23]
54 Vincentas Mieleška (Milaška) 27 Priest Christian Democrats V (Panevėžys)[8] Christian Democrats[9]
55 Feliksas Mikšys 27–28[26] Veterinarian Christian Democrats VI (Utena)[12] Christian Democrats[13]
56 Antanas Milčius 28 Jurist Christian Democrats V (Panevėžys)[8] Labor Federation[9]
57 Ona Muraškaitė-Račiukaitienė 24 Teacher Christian Democrats I (Marijampolė) Christian Democrats[11]
58 Ladas Natkevičius 27 Soldier Popular Socialist and Peasant I (Marijampolė) Popular Socialist Democrats[11][7]
59 Jonas Pakalka 28 Official Social Democrats II (Kaunas) Social Democrats[16]
60 Gabrielė Petkevičaitė 59 Writer Popular Socialist and Peasant 15 September 1920 V (Panevėžys)[8] Popular Socialist Democrats[9]
61 Motiejus Petrauskas 30 Official Popular Socialist and Peasant 23 June 1920 III (Raseiniai)[25] Peasant Union[5]
62 Jeronimas Plečkaitis 32 Teacher Social Democrats II (Kaunas)[6] Social Democrats[16]
63 Abraomas Popelis 50 Rabbi Jewish I (Marijampolė) Democratic Jewish Union[11]
64 Vladas Požela 39 Jurist Social Democrats V (Panevėžys)[8][g] Social Democrats[9]
65 Antanas Purėnas 37 Teacher Social Democrats 13 October 1920 VI (Utena)[12] Social Democrats[27]
66 Juozas Purickis 37[28] Priest Christian Democrats VI (Utena)[12] Christian Democrats[13]
67 Nachmanas Rachmilevičius 48 Physician Jewish IV (Telšiai)[15] Democratic Jewish Union[4]
68 Vytautas Račkauskas 39 Engineer Popular Socialist and Peasant III (Raseiniai) Peasant Union[5]
69 Petras Radzevičius 26 Activist Christian Democrats II (Kaunas)[6] Labor Federation[7]
70 Kazimieras Ralys 34 Official Popular Socialist and Peasant IV (Telšiai)[15] Peasant Union[4]
71 Sikstas Riauka 33 Cooperative activist Christian Democrats IV (Telšiai)[15] Christian Democrats[4]
72 Albinas Rimka 34 Editor Popular Socialist and Peasant 25 May 1921 II (Kaunas)[6][h] Peasant Union[16]
73 Simonas Rozenbaumas 61 Attorney Jewish II (Kaunas)[6] Democratic Jewish Union[16]
74 Mikas Rožanskas 35 Farmer Christian Democrats V (Panevėžys) Labor Federation[9]
75 Petras Ruseckas 36 Soldier Popular Socialist and Peasant V (Panevėžys)[8] Peasant Union[9]
76 Kazys Sidabras ? Farmer Popular Socialist and Peasant 17 January 1921 IV (Telšiai)[15] Peasant Union[4]
77 Antanas Simanauskas 33 Farm worker Christian Democrats V (Panevėžys)[8] Labor Federation[9]
78 Vladas Sirutavičius 42 Engineer Social Democrats 17 January 1921 V (Panevėžys)[8] Social Democrats[9]
79 Mykolas Sleževičius 43 Attorney Popular Socialist and Peasant I (Marijampolė)[i] Popular Socialist Democrats[11]
80 Maksas Soloveičikas 36 Physician Jewish VI (Utena)[12] Democratic Jewish Union[29]
81 Emilija Spudaitė-Gvildienė 32 Teacher Christian Democrats V (Panevėžys)[8] Christian Democrats[9]
82 Povilas Spudas[j] 24 Teacher Christian Democrats V (Panevėžys)[9] Christian Democrats[9]
83 Salomėja Stakauskaitė 28 Teacher Christian Democrats III (Raseiniai) Christian Democrats[5]
84 Zigmas Starkus 27 Activist Christian Democrats VI (Utena)[12] Christian Democrats[13]
85 Antanas Staugaitis 44 Official Christian Democrats I (Marijampolė) Christian Democrats[11]
86 Jonas Staugaitis 51 Physician Popular Socialist and Peasant VI (Utena)[12][k] Peasant Union[23]
87 Justinas Staugaitis 53 Priest Christian Democrats I (Marijampolė) Christian Democrats[11]
88 Aleksandras Stulginskis 35 Agronomist Christian Democrats I (Marijampolė) Christian Democrats[11]
89 Pranas Šalčius 35 Worker Christian Democrats I (Marijampolė) Christian Democrats[11]
90 Kazimieras Steponas Šaulys 48 Priest Christian Democrats 25 July 1922 II (Kaunas)[6] Christian Democrats[7]
91 Pranas Šaulys 32 Farmer Christian Democrats 20 October 1920 III (Raseiniai)[25] Christian Democrats[5]
92 Pranas Šemiotas 26 Smith Social Democrats V (Panevėžys)[8] Social Democrats[9]
93 Antanas Šilgalis 34 Farmer Christian Democrats IV (Telšiai)[15] Christian Democrats[4]
94 Antanas Šmulkštys 34 Priest Christian Democrats I (Marijampolė) Christian Democrats[11]
95 Vincas Šmulkštys 27 Soldier Christian Democrats I (Marijampolė) Christian Democrats[11]
96 Antanas Šnielevskis 34 Worker Polish [c] II (Kaunas)[6] Central Polish Electoral Committee[16]
97 Antanas Tamošaitis 27 Teacher Popular Socialist and Peasant VI (Utena)[12] Peasant Union[23]
98 Stasys Tijūnaitis 31 Teacher Christian Democrats I (Marijampolė) Christian Democrats[11]
99 Antanas Tumėnas 40 Jurist Christian Democrats VI (Utena)[12] Christian Democrats[13]
100 Matas Untulis 30 Jurist Popular Socialist and Peasant 15 October 1920 IV (Telšiai)[25] Popular Socialist Democrats[4]
101 Jonas Vailokaitis 34 Banker Christian Democrats 3 March 1922 II (Kaunas)[6] Farmers' Association[d][7]
102 Juozas Vailokaitis 41 Priest Christian Democrats I (Marijampolė) Christian Democrats[11]
103 Klemensas Vaitekūnas 31 Physician Christian Democrats V (Panevėžys)[8] Christian Democrats[9]
104 Jonas Valaitis 27 Cooperative activist Christian Democrats 17 February 1922 II (Kaunas)[6] Labor Federation[7]
105 Jonas Valickis 28 Teacher Christian Democrats IV (Telšiai)[15] Christian Democrats[4]
106 Jonas Varnas 50 Farmer Christian Democrats VI (Utena)[12] Christian Democrats[13]
107 Kazimieras Venclauskis 39 Attorney Social Democrats V (Panevėžys)[8] Social Democrats[9]
108 Juozas Volodkevičius 50 Farmer Christian Democrats 15 September 1920 I (Marijampolė)[25] Christian Democrats[11]
109 Juozas Žebrauskas 32 Tailor Christian Democrats V (Panevėžys) Christian Democrats[9]
110 Jurgis Žitinevičius 49 Farmer Independent II (Kaunas)[6] Peasant Union[16]
111 Antanas Žoromskis 28 Pharmacist Popular Socialist and Peasant III (Raseiniai) Peasant Union[5]
112 Konstantinas Žukas 36 Soldier Popular Socialist and Peasant 30 June 1921 I (Marijampolė)[10] Popular Socialist Democrats[11]

Deputies who replaced resigned members

# Name Parliamentary fraction[2] Tenure (from)[30] Tenure (to)[30] As replacement for
1 Tadas Aleliūnas Christian Democrats 5 April 1921 Antanas Matulaitis[22]
2 Mikas Bagdonas Christian Democrats 15 September 1920 27 January 1922 Juozas Volodkevičius[25]
3 Kazys Bieliūnas Popular Socialist and Peasant 18 November 1921 Vincas Meilus[10]
4 Oskaras Biuchleris German 15 September 1920 Rudolfas Kinderis[25]
5 Jonas Bliūdžius Popular Socialist and Peasant 16 December 1921 Konstantinas Žukas[10]
6 Felicija Bortkevičienė[l] Popular Socialist and Peasant 15 January 1921 Juozas Lukoševičius[25]
7 Liūdas Brokas Christian Democrats 30 June 1922 Pranas Povilaitis[31]
8 Stasys Černiauskas Christian Democrats 14 March 1922 Kazys Bizauskas[17]
9 Kostas Daunora Christian Democrats 11 November 1921 Voldemaras Vytautas Čarneckis[10]
10 Vincas Grajauskas Christian Democrats 17 March 1922 Jonas Vailokaitis[17]
11 Pranas Grėbliūnas Christian Democrats 7 March 1922 Jonas Giniūnas[17]
12 Juozas Idzelis Christian Democrats 13 July 1922 Kazys Vosylius[31]
13 Andrius Kardišauskas Christian Democrats 19 April 1921 Vincas Katilius[22]
14 Samuelis Landau Jewish 20 September 1921 Naftalis Fridmanas[10]
15 Feliksas Lesauskas Christian Democrats 20 October 1920 22 November 1921 Pranas Šaulys[25]
16 Juozas Liekis Popular Socialist and Peasant 20 October 1920 Jonas Valius[25]
17 Jonas Lingė Christian Democrats 18 January 1922 Jonas Galvydis-Bykauskas[32]
18 Morta Lukošytė Christian Democrats 20 January 1922 Feliksas Lesauskas[32]
19 Pulgis Lumbis Christian Democrats 25 July 1922 Kazimieras Steponas Šaulys[31]
20 Veronika Mackevičiūtė Christian Democrats 29 April 1921 Jurgis Deksnys[22]
21 Jurgis Marčiulionis Christian Democrats 22 January 1922 Mikas Bagdonas[17]
22 Mykolas Marma Popular Socialist and Peasant 13 January 1922 Kazys Škirpa[32]
23 Pranas Povilaitis Christian Democrats 21 February 1922 16 June 1922 Jonas Valaitis[17]
24 Antanas Povylius Social Democrats 24 May 1921 Vladas Sirutavičius[22]
25 Juozas Pronskus Popular Socialist and Peasant 15 October 1920 Matas Untulis[25]
26 Pranas Radzevičius Popular Socialist and Peasant 18 November 1921 Kazys Gencevičius[10]
27 Klemensas Skabeika Popular Socialist and Peasant 17 January 1921 25 October 1921 Kazys Sidabras[25]
28 Juozas Skyrius Christian Democrats 21 March 1922 Vladas Jurgutis[17]
29 Jonas Steponavičius Christian Democrats 4 February 1921 Jonas Andziulis[25]
30 Kazys Škirpa Popular Socialist and Peasant 15 September 1920 7 December 1921 Gabrielė Petkevičaitė[25]
31 Pranas Šmotelis Popular Socialist and Peasant 25 November 1921 Klemensas Skabeika[10]
32 Eduardas Šukevičius Social Democrats 13 October 1920 Antanas Purėnas[25]
33 Vaclovas Vaidotas Popular Socialist and Peasant 28 October 1921 Jonas Bildušas[10]
34 Jonas Valius Popular Socialist and Peasant 23 June 1920 20 October 1920 Motiejus Petrauskas[25]
35 Kazys Vosylius Christian Democrats 4 November 1921 4 July 1922 Stasys Balčytis[10]
36 Vincas Žindžius Popular Socialist and Peasant 16 September 1921 Albinas Rimka[10]
37 Kazys Zubauskas Independent 12 September 1920 Kazys Lekeckas[25]
38 Balys Žygelis Popular Socialist and Peasant 6 July 1920 Jonas Masiulis[25]

Notable candidates who were not elected

Name Electoral list Electoral district
Jurgis Alekna Democratic National Freedom League I (Marijampolė),[11] II (Kaunas),[16] V (Panevėžys)[9]
Danielius Alseika Popular Socialist Democrats II (Kaunas),[7] VI (Utena)[14]
Juozas Bagdonas Democratic National Freedom League I (Marijampolė),[11] II (Kaunas)[16]
Juozas Balčikonis Nonpartisan group V (Panevėžys)[9]
Saliamonas Banaitis Economic and Political Union of Lithuanian Farmers II (Kaunas)[7]
Jonas Basanavičius Party of National Progress II (Kaunas)[16]
Vaclovas Bielskis Social Democrats II (Kaunas),[16] III (Raseiniai)[5]
Jurgis Byla Social Democrats II (Kaunas)[16]
Stasys Čiurlionis Nonpartisan group I (Marijampolė)[11]
Jurgis Čiurlys Social Democrats III (Raseiniai)[5]
Feliksas Bugailiškis Social Democrats III (Raseiniai)[5]
Ernestas Galvanauskas Nonpartisan group V (Panevėžys)[9]
Leyb Gorfinkel Democratic Jewish Union III (Raseiniai)[5]
Vincas Grybas Social Democrats II (Kaunas)[16]
Augustinas Janulaitis Social Democrats III (Raseiniai)[5]
Antanas Jurgelionis Peasant Union VI (Utena)[23]
Jonas Kardelis Peasant Union VI (Utena)[23]
Adolfas Klimas Peasant Union, Popular Socialist Democrats I (Marijampolė),[11] II (Kaunas)[7]
Petras Leonas Democratic National Freedom League I (Marijampolė),[11] II (Kaunas),[16] IV (Telšiai),[4] V (Panevėžys)[9]
Silvestras Leonas Democratic National Freedom League I (Marijampolė),[11] II (Kaunas),[16] V (Panevėžys)[9]
Donatas Malinauskas Party of National Progress II (Kaunas)[16]
Jonas Mašiotas Democratic National Freedom League I (Marijampolė),[11] V (Panevėžys)[9]
Pranas Mašiotas Democratic National Freedom League I (Marijampolė),[11] II (Kaunas)[16]
Povilas Matulionis Party of National Progress II (Kaunas)[16]
Antanas Merkys Nonpartisan group V (Panevėžys)[9]
Vladas Mironas Economic and Political Union of Lithuanian Farmers I (Marijampolė)[11]
Kazys Musteikis Popular Socialist Democrats VI (Utena)[14]
Tomas Naruševičius Democratic National Freedom League I (Marijampolė),[11] II (Kaunas),[16] V (Panevėžys)[9]
Stanisław Narutowicz Independent IV (Telšiai)[4]
Liudas Noreika Economic and Political Union of Lithuanian Farmers, Party of National Progress I (Marijampolė),[11] IV (Telšiai)[4]
Juozas Paknys Democratic Jewish Union III (Raseiniai)[5]
Juozas Papečkys Peasant Union I (Marijampolė)[11]
Tadas Petkevičius Democratic National Freedom League I (Marijampolė),[11] II (Kaunas),[16] V (Panevėžys)[9]
Alfonsas Petrulis Party of National Progress IV (Telšiai),[4] V (Panevėžys)[9]
Vytautas Petrulis Nonpartisan group V (Panevėžys)[9]
Adomas Prūsas Party of National Progress II (Kaunas)[16]
Sofija Pšibiliauskienė Popular Socialist Democrats IV (Telšiai)[4]
Vladas Putvinskis Democratic National Freedom League I (Marijampolė),[11] II (Kaunas),[16] V (Panevėžys)[9]
Petras Ruseckas Peasant Union I (Marijampolė)[11]
Konstantinas Šakenis Party of National Progress V (Panevėžys)[9]
Matas Šalčius Democratic National Freedom League I (Marijampolė),[11] IV (Telšiai)[4]
Jurgis Šaulys Popular Socialist Democrats IV (Telšiai)[4]
Jokūbas Šernas Party of National Progress II (Kaunas),[16] V (Panevėžys)[9]
Jonas Šimoliūnas Nonpartisan group I (Marijampolė)[11]
Rapolas Skipitis Democratic National Freedom League I (Marijampolė),[11] II (Kaunas),[16] V (Panevėžys)[9]
Rokas Šliūpas Nonpartisan group I (Marijampolė)[11]
Adolfas Sruoga Democratic National Freedom League I (Marijampolė),[11] II (Kaunas),[16] V (Panevėžys)[9]
Balys Sruoga Democratic National Freedom League II (Kaunas),[16] V (Panevėžys)[9]
Juozas Tūbelis Economic and Political Union of Lithuanian Farmers III (Raseiniai)[5]
Juozas Tumas Party of National Progress II (Kaunas)[16]
Juozas Urbšys Social Democrats II (Kaunas),[16] V (Panevėžys)[9]
Juozas Vaičkus Group of People IV (Telšiai)[4]
Liudas Vailionis Nonpartisan group I (Marijampolė)[11]
Antanas Vienuolis Democratic National Freedom League I (Marijampolė),[11] II (Kaunas),[16] V (Panevėžys)[9]
Juozas Vokietaitis Party of National Progress II (Kaunas)[16]
Augustinas Voldemaras Party of National Progress II (Kaunas)[16]
Martynas Yčas Party of National Progress V (Panevėžys)[9]
Aleksandras Žilinskas Economic and Political Union of Lithuanian Farmers I (Marijampolė),[11] II (Kaunas)[7]
Antanas Žmuidzinavičius Nonpartisan group I (Marijampolė)[11]
Justinas Zubrickas Democratic National Freedom League I (Marijampolė),[11] II (Kaunas),[16] V (Panevėžys)[9]

Notes

  1. ^ a b As listed in the official results published in Laikinosios Vyriausybės Žinios.
  2. ^ a b c Due to death
  3. ^ a b c Suspended his participation in the assembly on 9 July 1921, but did not formally resign.[18]
  4. ^ a b c Electoral list of the Farmers's Association merged with the electoral list of Christian Democrats in I (Kaunas).
  5. ^ He was also elected in V (Panevėžys)[8] but gave up his seat for Juozas Žebrauskas.
  6. ^ Took place of Romanas Zaremba who resigned before the first session of the assembly but was listed in results published in Lietuva.[24][16]
  7. ^ He was also elected in II (Kaunas)[6] but gave up his seat for Jonas Pakalka.
  8. ^ He was also elected in IV (Telšiai)[15] but gave up his seat for Antanas Grigiškis.
  9. ^ He was also elected in II (Kaunas)[6] but gave up his seat for Kazys Gencevičius; III (Raseiniai)[5] where he gave up his seat for Jonas Makauskas; IV (Telšiai)[15] where he gave up his seat for Matas Untulis; and in VI (Utena)[12] where he gave up his seat for Juozas Buzelis.
  10. ^ Took place of soldier Jonas Laurinaitis who resigned before the first session of the assembly but was listed in results published in Lietuva.[24][9]
  11. ^ He was also elected in II (Kaunas)[6] but gave up his seat for Albinas Rimka.
  12. ^ She was initially elected in I (Marijampolė) and IV (Telšiai) but gave up her seat.

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