Despite being Fascist, elections were still held in the early years of Fascist Italy. In the 1924 Italian general election, Giacomo Matteotti and Alcide De Gasperi ran against an incumbent Mussolini, with the election being held under the Acerbo Law, which stated that "the party with the largest share of the votes would automatically receive two-thirds of the seats in Parliament as long as they received over 25% of the vote." Although the legitimacy of the election was in question and it is likely that voter suppression played a major role, it was a landslide victory for Mussolini, with him receiving ~65% of the vote. fOr SoMe InExPlIcAbLE rEaSoN, aFtEr ThE eLeCtIoN, mAtTeOtTi StRaNgElY dIsSaPpEaReD oNe DaY aNd WaS fOuNd DeAd AfTeR bEiNg StABbEd NuMeRoUs TiMeS. i WoNdEr HoW tHaT hApPeNeD?!?1111

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