Politics of Iceland An election for the office of president of Iceland was planned but not held since sgeir sgeirsson was uncontested. Icelandic elections iceland election stub Category Elections in Iceland Category 1964 in Iceland Presidential election Category 1964 elections in Europe Category Uncontested elections ... more details
Unreferenced date January 2007 The 1964 Yukon general election was held on 8 September 1964 to elect the seven members of the Yukon Legislative Assembly Yukon Territorial Council . The Council was non partisan and had merely an advisory role to the federally appointed Commissioner Canadian territories Commissioner . YU Elections DEFAULTSORT Yukon General Election, 1964 Category Elections in Yukon Category 1964 elections in Canada Yukon stub Canada election stub ... more details
There was a by election for the constituency of Rutherglen UK Parliament constituency Rutherglen in the United Kingdom House of Commons in May 1964, not long before the 1964 general election. It was a Scottish Labour Party Labour gain from Scottish Conservative Party Conservative , the candidate was Gregor Mackenzie . Unlike some by election gains it was held at the next general election and eventually became a fairly safe Labour seat, with Mackenzie as its MP until 1987. Category By elections to the United Kingdom Parliament in Scottish constituencies Category 1964 elections in the United Kingdom Category 1964 in Scotland Scotland poli stub UK election stub ... more details
Elections to London Borough of Southwark Southwark Council were held in May 1964. The whole council was up for election. Turnout was 21.7 . There were 22 wards. These elections were the first to the newly formed borough. Previously elections had taken place in the Metropolitan Borough of Bermondsey Borough of Bermondsey , Metropolitan Borough of Camberwell Borough of Camberwell and Metropolitan Borough of Southwark Borough of Southwark . These boroughs were joined to form the new London Borough of Southwark by the London Government Act 1963 . This election had aldermen as well as councillors . Labour got all ten aldermen as well as 64 councillors. The Council was elected in 1964 as a shadow authority but did not start operations until 1 April 1965. Election result Election Summary Begin title Southwark Local Election Result 1964 ref cite book last1 Rallings first1 Colin authorlink Colin Rallings first2 Michael last2 Thrasher authorlink2 Michael Thrasher title Local Elections in Britain A Statistical Digest publisher Local Government Chronicle Elections Centre year 1993 location Plymouth ref Election Summary Party party Labour Party UK seats 64 gain loss net seats 91.4 votes 66.4 votes plus minus Election Summary Party party Conservative Party UK seats 6 gain loss net seats 8.6 votes 25.6 votes plus minus Election Summary Party party Liberal Party UK seats 0 gain loss net seats 0 votes 5.1 votes plus minus See also Greater London Council election, 1964 References reflist sequence prev Bermondsey Borough election, 1962 list Southwark local elections next Southwark Council election, 1968 sequence prev Camberwell Borough election, 1962 list Southwark local elections next Southwark Council election, 1968 sequence prev Southwark Borough election, 1962 list Southwark local elections next Southwark Council election, 1968 DEFAULTSORT Southwark Council Election, 1964 Category Council elections in Southwark Category English local elections, 1964 Category 1964 in London ... more details
Elections to Lewisham London Borough Council were held in May 1964. The whole council was up for election. Turnout was 33.6 . This election had aldermen as well as councillors . Labour got 8 aldermen and the Conservatives got two. This was the first set of elections to the newly formed Council. Election result Election Summary Begin title Lewisham Local Election Result 1964 ref cite book last1 Rallings first1 Colin authorlink Colin Rallings first2 Michael last2 Thrasher authorlink2 Michael Thrasher title Local Elections in Britain A Statistical Digest publisher Local Government Chronicle Elections Centre year 1993 location Plymouth ref Election Summary Party party Labour Party UK seats 53 gain loss net seats votes 53.3 votes plus minus Election Summary Party party Conservative Party UK seats 17 gain loss net seats votes 35.7 votes plus minus Election Summary Party party Liberal Party UK seats 0 gain loss net seats votes 9.7 votes plus minus References reflist sequence prev none list Lewisham local elections next Lewisham Council election, 1968 DEFAULTSORT Lewisham Council Election, 1964 Category Council elections in Greater London Category English local elections, 1964 Category Elections in Lewisham Category 1964 in London ... more details
The Liverpool Scotland by election, 1964 was a parliamentary by election held in England on 11 June 1964 for the House of Commons of the United Kingdom House of Commons constituency of Liverpool Scotland UK Parliament constituency Liverpool Scotland . The by election filled the vacancy left by the death of the Labour Party UK Labour Member of Parliament MP David Logan politician David Logan on 25 February the same year. The seat was retained by the Labour Party. Results Election box begin title Liverpool Scotland, 1964Election box candidate with party link party Labour Party UK candidate Walter Alldritt votes 13,558 percentage 74.32 change 12.5 Election box candidate with party link party Conservative Party UK candidate Brian Keefe votes 4,684 percentage 25.68 change 12.5 Election box turnout votes 18,242 percentage change Election box hold with party link winner Labour Party UK swing Election box end External links http www.webcitation.org query?url http www.geocities.com by elections 64.html 23liverpool&date 2009 10 25 19 14 41 Full result By elections to the 42nd UK Parliament Category 1964 in England Category 1964 elections in the United Kingdom Category By elections to the United Kingdom Parliament in North West England constituencies Category Elections in Liverpool ... more details
Elections to Lambeth London Borough Council were held in May 1964. The whole council was up for election. Turnout was 25.7 . This election had aldermen as well as councillors . Labour got 9 aldermen and the Conservatives got 1. Labour gained control of the newly formed Council, formed from the previous Metropolitan Borough of Lambeth with part of the Metropolitan Borough of Wandsworth by the London Government Act 1963 . The Council was elected in 1964 as a shadow authority but did not start operations until 1 April 1965. Election result Election Summary Begin title Lambeth Local Election Result 1964 ref cite book last1 Rallings first1 Colin authorlink Colin Rallings first2 Michael last2 Thrasher authorlink2 Michael Thrasher title Local Elections in Britain A Statistical Digest publisher Local Government Chronicle Elections Centre year 1993 location Plymouth ref Election Summary Party party Labour Party UK seats 51 gain loss net seats 72.8 votes 51.8 votes plus minus Election Summary Party party Conservative Party UK seats 19 gain loss net seats 27.1 votes 41.9 votes plus minus Election Summary Party party Liberal Party UK seats 0 gain loss net seats 0 votes 1.3 votes plus minus References reflist See also Greater London Council election, 1964 sequence prev none list Lambeth local elections next Lambeth Council election, 1968 DEFAULTSORT Lambeth Council Election, 1964 Category Council elections in Greater London Category English local elections, 1964 Category Elections in Lambeth Category 1964 in London ... more details
Politics of Libya General elections were held in Libya on 10 October 1964. ref Nohlen, D, Krennerich, M & Thibaut, B 1999 Elections in Africa A data handbook , p340 ISBN 0198296452 ref Following the Libyan general election, 1952 1952 elections political parties had been banned, so all candidates contested the election as independents. Although its spokesmen were arrested, the opposition managed to obtain representation in parliament. As a result, King Idris of Libya Idris dissolved the Assembly and Libyan general election, 1965 early elections were held the following year. References reflist Libyan elections Category 1964 elections in Africa Category Elections in Libya Category 1964 in Libya Category Non partisan elections ... more details
Elections to Newham London Borough Council were held in May 1964. The whole council was up for election. Turnout was 28.4 . This election had aldermen as well as councillors . Labour got all ten aldermen. This was the first elections for the newly formed borough which came into operation in 1965. . Election result Election Summary Begin title Newham Local Election Result 1964 ref cite book last1 Rallings first1 Colin authorlink Colin Rallings first2 Michael last2 Thrasher authorlink2 Michael Thrasher title Local Elections in Britain A Statistical Digest publisher Local Government Chronicle Elections Centre year 1993 location Plymouth ref Election Summary Party party Labour Party UK seats 60 gain loss net seats 75.0 votes 59.8 votes plus minus Election Summary Party party Others seats 7 gain loss net seats 10.0 votes 18.5 votes plus minus Election Summary Party party Liberal Party UK seats 3 gain loss net seats 4.3 votes 15.7 votes plus minus Election Summary Party party Conservative Party UK seats 0 gain loss net seats 0.0 votes 6.0 votes plus minus References reflist sequence prev none list Newham local elections next Newham Council election, 1968 DEFAULTSORT Newham Council Election, 1964 Category Council elections in Greater London Category English local elections, 1964 Category Elections in Newham Category 1964 in London ... more details
Infobox electionelection name Victorian state election, 1964 country Victoria type parliamentary ongoing no previous election Victorian state election, 1961 previous year 1961 next election Victorian state election, 1967 next year 1967 seats for election All 66 seats in the Victorian Legislative Assembly br and 17 of the 34 seats in the Victorian Legislative Council election date 27 June 1964 Liberal ... The election produced almost no change in the electoral balance. Australian elections Title row title Victorian state election, 27 June 1964 ref cite web url http elections.uwa.edu.au elecdetail.lasso?keyvalue 906 title Parliament of Victoria, Assembly election, 27 June 1964 author Australian Government ... of Victoria Premier after election before election Henry Bolte before party Liberal and Country Party after election Henry Bolte after party Liberal and Country Party map image map size map caption ... Victoria on 27 June 1964 to elect the 66 members of the state s Victorian Legislative Assembly ... won a fourth term in office. Key dates class wikitable Date Event 6 May 1964 The Parliament was prorogued. ref Gazette VIC page 1964 1420 title Discharging members of the Legislative Council from attendance and dissolving the Legislative Assembly date 6 May 1964 ref 14 May 1964 Writs were issued by the Administrator to proceed with an election. ref cite book title Statistics relating to the general election held on Saturday 27 June 1964 6947 64 author Chief Electoral Officer, Victoria year 1964 Accessed at Baillieu Library, Monash University , Clayton, Victoria. ref 5 June 1964 Close of nominations. 27 June 1964 Polling day, between the hours of 8am and 6pm. 8 July 1964 The Bolte Ministry was reconstituted, with two new ministers sworn in. ref Gazette VIC page 1964 2233 date 8 July 1964 title Ministers of the Crown ref 14 July 1964 The writ was returned and the results formally declared. 14 July 1964 Parliament resumed for business. ref Gazette VIC page 1964 2131 date 30 June 1964 title ... more details
The election was held on 7 May 1964, with one third of the council up for election. The election campaign ... ref Election result Election Summary Begin title Sheffield Local Election Result 1964Election Summary ... Election box end By elections between 1964 and 1965 Election box begin title Burngreave By election 18 June 1964 ref name results Election box candidate with party link party Labour Party UK candidate ... title Crookesmoor By election 18 June 1964 ref name results Election box candidate with party link ... DEFAULTSORT Sheffield Municipal Election, 1964 Category English local elections, 1964 Category ... years 64 stood . The election seen no change in seats, and a slightly reduced turnout of 29 . ref ... minus 2.3 Election Summary Party party Conservative Party UK seats 7 gain 0 loss 0 net 0 seats 28.0 votes 38.3 votes 38,084 plus minus 4.6 Election Summary Party party Liberal Party UK seats 0 gain 0 loss 0 net 0 seats 0.0 votes 4.7 votes 4,644 plus minus 5.6 Election Summary Party party Communist Party of Great Britain seats 0 gain 0 loss 0 net 0 seats 0.0 votes 2.0 votes 2,005 plus minus 0.2 Election ... results Election box begin title Attercliffe ref name results Election box candidate with party link party Labour Party UK candidate William Twigg votes 1,856 percentage 78.4 change 7.4 Election box ... change 1.4 Election box candidate with party link party Liberal Party UK candidate Wilfred Dunderdale votes 203 percentage 8.6 change 3.6 Election box majority votes 1,548 percentage 65.4 change 6.0 Election box turnout votes 2,367 percentage 17.3 change 2.5 Election box hold with party link winner Labour Party UK swing 3.0 Election box end Election box begin title Brightside ref name results Election ... 85.2 change 7.1 Election box candidate with party link party Communist Party of Great Britain candidate Henry Hardwick votes 298 percentage 14.7 change 2.0 Election box majority votes 1,424 percentage 70.5 change 5.1 Election box turnout votes 2,020 percentage 17.4 change 3.5 Election box hold with party ... more details
ElectionsMA The 1964 Massachusetts gubernatorial election was held on November 3, 1964. Former Governor ... date September 12, 1964 accessdate 2010 07 25 ref This was the final election held before Governor ... September 13, 1964 accessdate 2010 07 25 ref Volpe ran unopposed in the Republican primary. Election box begin title 1964 Massachusetts Democratic gubernatorial primary ref http www.ourcampaigns.com RaceDetail.html?RaceID 547233 ref Election box candidate with party link party Democratic Party US candidate Francis X. Bellotti votes 363,675 percentage 49.61 change Election box candidate with party link party Democratic Party US candidate Endicott Peabody votes 336,780 percentage 45.94 change Election ... States presidential election, 1964 won the Presidential election in a landslide . ref cite news author ... 5, 1964 accessdate 2010 07 25 ref Election box begin title 1964 Massachusetts gubernatorial election ref http www.ourcampaigns.com RaceDetail.html?RaceID 174326 ref Election box candidate with party ... RaceDetail.html?RaceID 413427 ref Election box begin title 1964 Massachusetts Lt. gubernatorial election ref http www.ourcampaigns.com RaceDetail.html?RaceID 174326 ref Election box candidate with party ..., 1964 Massachusetts stub US election stub ... Lieutenant Governor Francis X. Bellotti in the general election. ref http www.ourcampaigns.com ... 3.73 change Election box candidate with party link party Democratic Party US candidate Pasquale Caggiano votes 5,250 percentage 0.72 change Election box end General election Volpe defeated Bellotti ... Election box candidate with party link party Democratic Party US candidate Francis X. Bellotti votes 1,153,416 percentage 49.29 change Election box candidate with party link party Socialist Labor Party of America candidate Francis A. Votano votes 6,273 percentage 0.27 change Election box candidate ... Election box candidate party Write in candidate All others votes 266 percentage 0.01 change Election ... more details
ElectionsMA A Massachusetts general election was held on November 3, 1964 in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts . The election included Statewide elections statewide elections for United States Senate United ... in party primaries held on September 10, 1964. This was the final election before the Term of office ... States Senate election in Massachusetts, 1964 Democratic Party United States Democrat Ted Kennedy was re ... candidate Grace F. Luder . Governor see Massachusetts gubernatorial election, 1964 Republican John ... election, 1964 Republican Elliot L. Richardson was elected Lieutenant Governor over Democrat John ... candidate Howard B. Rand in the general election. Election box begin title Massachusetts Attorney General Election, 1964 ref cite book author coauthors title Massachusetts Election Statistics 1964 year ... Election, 1964 ref cite book author coauthors title Massachusetts Election Statistics 1964 ... author coauthors title Massachusetts Election Statistics 1964 year pages 241 publisher quote url ..., 1964 ref cite book author coauthors title Massachusetts Election Statistics 1964 year pages 456 .... Election box begin title Massachusetts Auditor Democratic Primary, 1964 ref cite book author coauthors title Massachusetts Election Statistics 1964 year pages 247 publisher quote url http www.archive.org ... Globe date September 19, 1964 ref Election box candidate with party link party Democratic Party ... Massachusetts Auditor General Election, 1964 ref cite book author coauthors title Massachusetts Election ... 2up isbn ref Election box candidate with party link party Republican Party US candidate Edward Brooke votes 1,036,739 percentage 67.18 change Election box candidate with party link party Democratic Party US candidate James W. Hennigan, Jr. votes 746,390 percentage 32.48 change Election box candidate ... percentage 0.21 change Election box candidate with party link party Prohibition Party candidate Howard B. Rand votes 3,030 percentage 0.13 change Election box candidate party Write in candidate votes ... more details
Infobox Electionelection name Greek legislative election, 1964 country Kingdom of Greece type parliamentary ongoing no previous election Greek legislative election, 1963 previous year 1963 previous mps Greek legislative election, 1963 next election Greek legislative election, 1974 next year 1974 next mps Greek legislative election, 1974 seats for election All 300 seats to the Greek Parliament br 151 seats were needed for a majority election date 19 February 1964 Conservative image2 leader2 Panagiotis Kanellopoulos leader since2 1963 party2 National Radical Union leaders seat2 last election2 118 seats, 39.37 seats2 107 seat change2 11 popular vote2 percentage2 35.26 swing2 4.11 Liberal image1 leader1 George Papandreou senior George Papandreou leader since1 1961 party1 Center Union leaders seat1 last election1 126 seats, 42.04 seats1 171 seat change1 45 popular vote1 percentage1 52.72 swing1 10.68 Left wing image3 leader3 Ioannis Passalidis leader since3 1974 party3 United Democratic Left leaders seat3 last election3 43 seats, 14,34 seats3 22 seat change3 21 popular vote3 percentage3 11,80 swing3 2.54 title PM posttitle Subsequent PM before election George Papandreou senior George Papandreou before party Center Union after election George Papandreou senior George Papandreou after party Center Union Parliamentary elections were held in Greece on 16 February 1964. ref name NS Dieter ... the Greek legislative election, 1963 legislative elections of 1963 , in order to carry out new elections ... II of Greece Constantine II . The elections of 1964 were the last before the enforcement of a Greek ... reflist Greek elections Category Parliamentary elections in Greece 1964 Category 1964 elections in Europe Category 1964 in Greece Legislative election Category History of Greece 1949 1974 ca Eleccions legislatives gregues de 1964 de Parlamentswahlen in Griechenland 1964 el 1964 ... more details
Politics of Chile A presidential election was held in Chile on September 4, 1964. Christian Democratic Party of Chile Christian Democratic candidate Eduardo Frei Montalva won the election by an absolute majority . The Church Committee of the United States Senate U.S Senate in 1975 revealed that the Central Intelligence Agency CIA interfered substantially with the election to prevent the accession of Marxism Marxist Salvador Allende . The United States intervention in Chile CIA secretly funded more than half of Frei s campaign and supported an array of pro Christian Democratic groups. Two other political parties were funded as well in an attempt to spread the vote. The CIA s assistance to Frei took the form of polling, voter registration and get out the vote drives, in addition to covert propaganda . ref http foia.state.gov Reports ChurchReport.asp Church Report Covert Action In Chile 1963 1973 ref Results class wikitable bgcolor ececec Candidate Party Coalition Votes ref http eleccion.atspace.com presidente1964.htm 1964election results ref align center Eduardo Frei Montalva Christian Democrat Party of Chile Christian Democrat Party 1,409,012 56.09 align center Salvador Allende Salvador Allende Gossens Frente de Acci n Popular Popular Action Front 977,902 38.93 align center Julio Dur n Frente Democr tico Democratic Front 125,233 4.99 align center spoilt vote s 18,550 align center Total 2,512,147 100 See also Presidential Republic Era 1924 1973 References Reflist Further reading cite journal last Power first Margaret year 2008 title The Engendering of Anticommunism and Fear in Chile s 1964 Presidential Election journal Diplomatic History volume 32 issue 5 pages 931 953 doi 10.1111 j.1467 7709.2008.00735.x Chilean elections Category Elections in Chile Category 1964 elections in South America Category 1964 in Chile es Elecci n presidencial de Chile 1964 it Elezioni presidenziali cilene del 1964 ... more details
Wikify date July 2011 The Washington gubernatorial race of 1964 took place between incumbent governor Albert D. Rosellini and Republican Party choice Daniel J. Evans . Rosellini, had been in office for 2 terms, and had not been overly popular with the public, especially recently. After nominating Daniel Evans, the republicans hoped for a victory, since it had been 12 years since one of their own won an election. In the end, Evans won 697,256 votes and 55.77 of the vote, to the incumbent governor s 548,692 votes and 43.89 . References http uselectionatlas.org RESULTS state.php?year 1964&off 5&elect 0&fips 53&f 0 Washington elections Category United States gubernatorial elections, 1964 Category Washington state gubernatorial elections 1964 Washington stub ... more details
Politics of Benin Parliamentary elections were held in Dahomey now Benin on 19 January 1964. The Dahomeyan Democratic Party PDD was the only one to contest the election, and won all 42 seats in the National Assembly of Benin National Assembly . ref Nohlen, D, Krennerich, M & Thibaut, B 1999 Elections in Africa A data handbook , p92 ISBN 0198296452 ref The leader of the winning party would become president. As head of the PDD list, Sourou Migan Apithy was elected. ref Nohlen, D, Krennerich, M & Thibaut, B 1999 Elections in Africa A data handbook , p93 ISBN 0198296452 ref Results class wikitable style text align right Party Votes Seats align left Dahomeyean Democratic Party 995,929 100 42 New align left Total 995,929 100 42 18 colspan 5 align left Source Nohlen et al References reflist Beninese elections Category 1964 elections in Africa Category Elections in Benin Category 1964 in the Republic of Dahomey Category National Assembly of Benin 1964election ... more details
Infobox Electionelection name Swedish general election, 1964 country Sweden type parliamentary ongoing no previous election Swedish general election, 1960 previous year 1960 next election Swedish general election, 1968 next year 1968 seats for election All 233 seats to the Second Chamber of the Parliament of Sweden Riksdag br 117 seats were needed for a majority election date September 20, 1964 image1 Image Tage Erlander 1952.jpg 100px leader1 Tage Erlander party1 Swedish Social Democratic Party leaders seat1 last election1 114 seats seats1 113 seats seat change1 1 popular vote1 2,006,923 percentage1 47.30 image2 Image Bertil Ohlin.jpg 100px leader2 Bertil Ohlin party2 Liberal People s Party leaders seat2 last election2 40 seats seats2 43 seats seat change2 3 popular vote2 720,733 percentage2 17.0 title PM before election Tage Erlander before party Swedish Social Democratic Party after election Tage Erlander after party Swedish Social Democratic Party General elections were held in Sweden on 20 September 1964. ref name NS Dieter Nohlen Nohlen, D & St ver, P 2010 Elections in Europe A data handbook , p1858 ISBN 9783832956097 ref The Swedish Social Democratic Party remained the largest party, winning 113 of the 233 seats in the Second Chamber of the Parliament of Sweden Riksdag . ref name N2 Nohlen & St ver, p1872 ref Tage Erlander s Social Democratic government was returned to power. Results class wikitable style text align right Party Votes Seats align left Swedish Social Democratic Party 2,006,723 47.3 113 1 align left Liberal People s Party Sweden People s Party 720,733 17.0 43 3 align left Moderate Party Right Party 582,609 13.7 33 6 align left Centre Party Sweden Centre ... Category Elections in Sweden Category 1964 elections in Europe Category 1964 in Sweden ca Eleccions legislatives sueques de 1964 de Wahl zum Schwedischen Reichstag 1964 nl Zweedse parlementsverkiezingen 1964 sv Andrakammarvalet i Sverige 1964 ... more details
Infobox Electionelection name Danish parliamentary election, 1964 country Denmark type parliamentary ongoing no previous election Danish parliamentary election, 1960 previous year 1960 next election Danish parliamentary election, 1966 next year 1966 seats for election All 179 seats to the Parliament of Denmark Folketing br 90 seats were needed for a majority election date 22 September 1964 image1 Image Jens Otto Krag 01.jpg 130px leader1 Jens Otto Krag party1 Social Democrats Denmark Social Democratic Party alliance1 last election1 76 seats, 42.1 seats1 76 seat change1 popular vote1 1,103,667 percentage1 41.9 image2 Image Erik Eriksen.jpg 130px leader2 Erik Eriksen party2 Venstre Denmark alliance2 last election2 38 seats, 21.1 seats2 38 seat change2 popular vote2 547,770 percentage2 20.8 title Prime Minister posttitle Prime Minister elect before election Jens Otto Krag before party Social Democrats Denmark after election Jens Otto Krag after party Social Democrats Denmark Parliamentary elections were held in Denmark on 22 September 1964. ref name DN Dieter Nohlen Nohlen, D & St ver, P 2010 Elections in Europe A data handbook , p524 ISBN 9783832956097 ref The Social Democrats Denmark Social Democratic Party remained the largest in the Folketing , with 76 of the 179 seats. Voter turnout was 85.5 in Denmark proper, 50.2 in the Faroe Islands and 48.9 in Greenland . ref name NS Nohlen & St ver, pp542 543 ref Results class wikitable style text align right colspan 5 Denmark Party Votes Seats align left Social Democrats Denmark Social Democratic Party 1,103,667 41.9 76 0 align left Venstre Denmark Venstre 547,770 20.8 38 0 align left Conservative People s Party Denmark Conservative ... Greenlandic elections Category Elections in Denmark Category 1964 elections in Europe Category 1964 in Denmark Denmark election stub ca Eleccions legislatives daneses de 1964 da Folketingsvalget 1964 pl Wybory parlamentarne w Danii w 1964 roku ... more details
Politics of Luxembourg Parliamentary elections were held in Luxembourg on 7 June 1964. ref name NS Dieter Nohlen Nohlen, D & St ver, P 2010 Elections in Europe A data handbook , p1244 ISBN 9783832956097 ref Despite receiving fewer votes than the Luxembourg Socialist Workers Party , the Christian Social People s Party remained the largest party, winning 22 of the 56 seats in the Chamber of Deputies of Luxembourg Chamber of Deputies . ref Nohlen & St ver, p1262 ref Results class wikitable style text align right Party Votes ref label reference name A a a Seats align left Luxembourg Socialist Workers Party 999,843 35.9 21 4 align left Christian Social People s Party 883,079 35.7 22 1 align left Democratic Party Luxembourg Democratic Party 280,644 12.2 6 5 align left Communist Party of Luxembourg 330,909 10.4 5 2 align left Popular Independent Movement 159,370 5.8 2 New align left Invalid blank votes 10,544 align left Total 173,702 100 56 4 align left Registered voters turnout 191,788 90.6 align left colspan 5 Source Nohlen & St ver note label reference name A a a The percentage of votes is not related to the number of votes in the table, as voters could cast more votes in some constituencies than others, and is instead calculated based on the proportion of votes received in each constituency. ref Nohlen & St ver, p1254 ref References reflist Luxembourgian elections Category Chamber of Deputies of Luxembourg elections Election, 1964 Category History of Luxembourg 1945 present Legislative election, 1964 Category 1964 elections in Europe Category 1964 in Luxembourg ca Eleccions legislatives luxemburgueses de 1964 lb Chamberwale vum 7. Juni 1964 ... more details
Politics of Gabon Parliamentary elections were held in Gabon on 12 April 1964. The election was originally to be held the week of 1964 Gabon coup d tat an abortive coup d tat , though Gabonese president Leon M ba of the Gabonese Democratic Bloc BDG dissolved the National Assembly and rescheduled them for 12 April. Despite widespread lack of free speech and M ba s intimidation of voters, the opposition still garnered 46 percent of the vote. Electoral process The election was originally to be held the week of 1964 Gabon coup d tat an abortive coup d tat , though M ba dissolved the National Assembly ... London oclc 246401461 . 1964 Gabon coup d tat Gabonese elections DEFAULTSORT Gabonese Legislative Election, 1964 Category Elections in Gabon Category 1964 elections in Africa Category 1964 in Gabon ...?res F30914FF3A5C147A93C7AB1789D85F408685F9 title Mba Dissolves His Cabinet And Again Delays Election date 25 February 1964 newspaper The New York Times publisher Associated Press page 3 accessdate 18 ... last Garrison first Lloyd page 1 date 21 February 1964 newspaper The New York Times accessdate 8 ... parts of the country. ref name election In addition, M ba was known to have bribed voters with banknotes ... title French Stand Guard While Gabon Votes page 7 date 12 April 1964 newspaper The New York ... were reported. ref name Matthews127 Harvnb Matthews 1966 p 127 ref France closely followed the election, deporting a Peace Corps teacher. ref name election citation url http pqasb.pqarchiver.com washingtonpost ... 2C 1964&author By Russell Warren Howe The Washington Post Foreign Service&pub The Washington Post&desc Election Sunday to Test French Counter Coup in Gabon&pqatl google title Election Sunday to Test French Counter Coup in Gabon last Howe first Russell Warren date 7 April 1964 newspaper The Washington ... Capital of Gabon to Keep Order date 16 April 1964 publisher Associated Press newspaper The New York ... last Biteghe first Mo se N Sol title Echec aux militaires au Gabon en 1964 year 1990 publisher Chaka ... more details
Politics of Somalia Parliamentary elections were held in Somalia on 30 March 1964. History The elections were the first to be held since the merger of British Somaliland and Italian Somaliland created Somalia in 1960. After the union, the two territories parliaments had merged, retaining the same number of seats as in the British Somaliland parliamentary election, 1960 1960 election in British Somaliland and the Italian Somaliland parliamentary election, 1959 1959 election in Italian Somaliland. The result was a victory for the Somali Youth League SYL , which won 69 of the 123 seats. ref http africanelections.tripod.com so.html Elections in Somalia African Elections Database ref ref Nohlen, D, Krennerich, M & Thibaut, B 1999 Elections in Africa A data handbook , p812 ISBN 0198296452 ref Results class wikitable style text align right Party Votes Seats align left Somali Youth League 472,296 51.7 69 14 align left Somali National Congress 86,2081 20.4 22 New align left Somali Democratic Union 95,707 10.5 15 New align left Somali Independent Constitutional Party 80,173 8.8 9 4 align left United Somali Party 7,552 0.8 1 11 align left Giovani S Partito Liberale 6,766 0.7 1 New align left Somali National League 4,354 0.5 1 19 align left Somali African National Union 3,930 0.4 1 New align left Other parties 57,083 6.2 4 New align left Total 914,069 100 123 0 align left colspan 5 Source Nohlen et al References reflist Somali elections Category 1964 in Somalia Category 1964 elections in Africa Category Elections in Somalia de Parlamentswahlen in Somalia 1964 ... more details
Politics of Samoa General elections were held in Samoa on 4 April 1964. All candidates ran as independents and voting was restricted to Fa amatai Matai and citizens of European origin individual voters , with the Matai electing 45 MPs and Europeans two. ref Nohlen, D, Grotz, F & Hartmann, C 2001 Elections in Asia A data handbook, Volume II , p782 ISBN 0199249598 ref Following the election, Fiame Mata afa Faumuina Mulinu u II remained Prime Minister. Results class wikitable style text align right Party Votes Seats align left Independents 4,967 100 47 align left Invalid blank votes 83 align left Total 5,050 100 47 colspan 4 align left Source Nohlen et al References reflist Samoan elections Category 1964 elections in Oceania Category 1964 in Samoa Category Elections in Samoa Category Non partisan elections ... more details
Politics of Tunisia General elections were held in Tunisia in November 1964 to elect a List of Presidents of Tunisia President and Chamber of Deputies of Tunisia Chamber of Deputies . At the time the country was a one party state with the Socialist Destourian Party PSD was the sole legal party. ref http books.google.co.uk books?id 3QYLUNEWkYcC&pg PA37&lpg PA37&dq tunisia election1964 22Habib Bourguiba 22&source bl&ots juhDOm0Xyq&sig TrC7ATJHi4KAHKh3NuydzmEmJrk&hl en&ei 1SkTTaiwJoexhAfjroW3Dg&sa X&oi book result&ct result&resnum 8&ved 0CD8Q6AEwBw v onepage&q&f false Tunisia p37 ref In the presidential election, incumbent Habib Bourguiba , was the only candidate, and was re elected unopposed. In the Chamber election, the PSD won all 90 seats. ref http www.inadev.org profile tunisia.htm Profile Tunisia INADEV ref Voter turnout was 96.8 . ref Nohlen, D, Krennerich, M & Thibaut, B 1999 Elections in Africa A data handbook , p918 ISBN 0198296452 ref Results President class wikitable style text align right Candidate Party Votes align left Habib Bourguiba align left Socialist Destourian Party 100 align left colspan 2 Total 100 Chamber of Deputies electiontable Summary of the 8 November 1964 Tunisia n Chamber of Deputies of Tunisia Chamber of Deputies Tunisian general election, 1964election results editlink no style background E9E9E9 colspan 2 align left Parties Votes Seats bgcolor Socialist Destourian Party meta color align left Socialist Destourian Party 1,255,153 100.0 101 11 style background E9E9E9 colspan 2 align left Valid votes 1,255,153 99.8 101 11 style background E9E9E9 colspan 2 align left Blank or invalid votes 2,794 0.2 rowspan 4 colspan 2 style background E9E9E9 colspan 2 align left Total 1,257,947 100.0 style background E9E9E9 colspan 2 align left Voter turnout colspan ... Nohlen et al. References reflist Tunisian elections Category 1964 elections in Africa Category Elections in Tunisia Category 1964 in Tunisia Category Single party elections Category Single candidate ... more details
Infobox Electionelection name Tasmanian state election, 1964 country Tasmania type parliamentary ongoing no previous election Tasmanian state election, 1959 previous year 1959 next election Tasmanian state election, 1969 next year 1969 seats for election All 35 seats to the Tasmanian House of Assembly House of Assembly election date 2 May 1964 Labor image1 File Eric Reece.jpg 110px leader1 Eric Reece leader since1 26 August 1958 party1 Australian Labor Party leaders seat1 Division of Braddon state Braddon last election1 17 seats seats1 19 seats seat change1 increase 2 percentage1 51.32 swing1 increase 6.82 Liberal image2 File Angus Bethune.jpg 120px leader2 Angus Bethune politician Angus Bethune ... state election, 2 May 1964 house Tasmanian House of Assembly House of Assembly series Tasmanian state election back 1959 forward 1969 enrolled 193,418 total votes 184,571 turnout 95.43 turnout chg ... decrease 2.57 title Premier of Tasmania Premier before election Eric Reece before party Australian Labor Party after election Eric Reece after party Australian Labor Party Elections for the Tasmanian ... state of Tasmania on 2 May 1964. The Australian Labor Party Labor Party , in power since 1934, was seeking ... election in that role, this time against Leader of the Opposition Tasmania Leader of the Opposition ... served as a minority government with the support of independents since the Tasmanian state election, 1946 1946 election . Results Labor won a majority in the House of Assembly with 19 of the 35 seats ... colours Liberal Liberal See also Members of the Tasmanian House of Assembly, 1964 1969 References reflist External links http www.parliament.tas.gov.au tpl Elections e1964.htm Assembly Election Results, 1964 , Parliament of Tasmania . http www.electoral.tas.gov.au pages ElectoralInformation Election 20Reports 1964.pdf Report on Parliamentary Elections, 1964 , Tasmanian Electoral Commission. Tasmanian elections Category Elections in Tasmania Category 1964 elections in Australia ... more details
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