Moscow Metropolis electoral district (Russian Constituent Assembly election, 1917)

The Moscow Metropolis electoral district was one of the constituencies used in the Russian Constituent Assembly election of November 1917. Unlike many other districts which were based on geographical provinces, the Moscow Metropolis district encompassed a significantly more concentrated area, reflecting the city's unique political and demographic importance. This resulted in a higher population density and a potentially more diverse electorate compared to other, more geographically dispersed districts.

The election within the Moscow Metropolis district saw a highly contested race between various political parties. The specific breakdown of votes and the winning parties are not consistently reported across historical sources, leading to some variation in the presented results. However, it's generally acknowledged that Socialist Revolutionary (SR) and Bolshevik parties were major contenders, reflecting the broader national political landscape. The results likely played a significant role in shaping the overall composition of the Constituent Assembly and the subsequent political climate in Moscow. The precise impact of the district's outcome on the national results requires further investigation, as the data available is fragmented and subject to interpretation. The short lifespan of the Constituent Assembly and the ensuing Bolshevik seizure of power further complicate the analysis of the long-term consequences of the election results in this specific district. Further research is needed to fully understand the nuanced social and political dynamics of the election in the Moscow Metropolis district.