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came to power in 1922, Benito Mussolini immediately showed a willingness to change the electoral system and therefore hold new elections to form a chamber substantially favorable (in the elections of 1921 were only 35 deputies were elected fascists). The electoral law of 18 November 1923, n. 2444, better known as Law Acerbo (named for the Secretary to the Prime Acerbo James, who was the author material), responded to this fundamental requirement. It introduced a system requiring the introduction in the State of the College by giving only two thirds of the seats in the national to the list that had reported a relative majority, while the other third would be apportioned among the other minority shareholders on a regional basis and Apportioning. The law after a debate that saw the opposition was divided passed by the House July 21, 1923 with 223 votes in favor and 123 against.
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