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Parliamentary elections were held in Bolivia in December 1920 to elect a new National Congress. They followed the coup d'état that prevented the Congress elected in May 1920 from taking office.

Party		Seats
		Chamber	Senate
	Republican Party	60	16
	Socialist Party	3	0
Total		63	16
Source: Cáceres[1]

• Antonio L. Velasco, PR (Béni)
• Maximiano Arce, PR (Béni)
• Domingo L. Ramírez, PR (Chuquisaca)
• Román Paz, PR (Chuquisaca)
• José Q. Mdendoza, PR (Cochabamba)
• Carlos Salamanca, PR (Cochabamba)
• Francisco Iraizós, PR (La Paz)
• Abel Iturralde, PR (La Paz)
• León M. Loza, PR (Oruro)
• Daniel Salamanca, PR (Oruro)
• José Paravicini, PR (Potosi)
• Severo Fernández Alonso, PR (Potosí)
• Ignacio Justiniano, PR (Santa Cruz)
• Pablo E. Roca, PR (Santa Cruz)
• Julio Lema, PR (Tarija)
• José R. Estenssoro, PR (Tarija)^[1]

On 24 January 1921 the National Congress elected Bautista Saavedra President of the Republic.^[1] On 31 January Congress elected Luis Paz Vice-President.^[1]