Constituent Assembly elections were held inVenezuela on 27 October 1946,^[1] following acoup the year before which launchedEl Trienio Adeco.^[2] They were the first free national elections in the country's history.

Democratic Action, which had led the provisional government formed after the coup, won a decisive victory with 137 of the 160 seats in the Assembly. Voter turnout was 86.6%.^[3] The assembly drafted a constitution ahead of the country's first free regular electionsa year later.

Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Democratic Action	1,099,601	78.43	137
	Copei	141,418	10.09	19
	Communist Party of Venezuela	50,837	3.63	2
	Democratic Republican Union	49,721	3.55	2
	Republican Federal Union	38,440	2.74	0
	Falconian Electoral Committee	5,489	0.39	0
	Liberal Party of Tachira	4,333	0.31	0
	Democratic Electoral Organisation	3,007	0.21	0
	Socialist Party of Venezuela	2,078	0.15	0
	Venezuelan Independent Sector	2,073	0.15	0
	Independent Democratic Organisation	1,619	0.12	0
	Progressive Liberal Party	846	0.06	0
	Other parties	2,549	0.18	0
Total		1,402,011	100.00	160
Valid votes		1,402,011	99.88
Invalid/blank votes		1,706	0.12
Total votes		1,403,717	100.00
Registered voters/turnout		1,621,687	86.56
Source: Nohlen,Nohlen, Martínez[4]

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