1966 Quebec general election

Canadian provincial election September 2023 1966 Quebec general election Quebec parliamentary no no no 1962 Quebec general election 1962 27th Quebec Legislature 1970 Quebec general election 1970 28th National Assembly of Quebec 108 seats in the 28th Legislative Assembly of Quebec 55 seats were needed for a majority June 5, 1966 Daniel Johnson Sr. infobox.jpg 180x180px QC UN nohash Daniel Johnson Sr. September 23, 1961 QC UN name Bagot 31 seats, 42.15% 56 25 948,928 40.82% 1.34% Jean Lesage (3x4 cropped).jpg 180x180px QC Liberal nohash Jean Lesage May 31, 1958 QC Liberal name Louis-Hébert 63 seats, 56.40% 50 13 1,099,435 47.29% 9.11% Premier Jean Lesage QC Liberal name Daniel Johnson Sr. Premier after election QC UN name The 1966 Quebec general election was held on June 5, 1966, to elect members of the Legislative Assembly of Quebec, Canada.Cyr Hugo August 2007 Canadian federalism and treaty powers: existential communities, functional regimes and the Canadian constitution https://papyrus.bib.umontreal.ca/xmlui/handle/1866/2644 The Union Nationale (UN), led by Daniel Johnson, Sr, defeated the incumbent Quebec Liberal Party, led by Jean Lesage. In terms of the number of seats won, the election was one of the closest in recent history, with the UN winning 56 seats to the Liberals' 50. Generally, Quebec's first past the post electoral system tends to produce strong disparities in the number of seats won even if the popular vote is fairly close. In this case, the most popular party did not win the most seats in the chamber. The Liberals won 6.5% more votes, but were denied a third term because the rural part of the province, where the Union Nationale did well, were slightly over-represented in the legislature. The victory of the UN over the popular Lesage government was a surprise to many observers. Johnson's campaign was likely helped by his position that Quebec should get a better deal within the Canadian confederation, or should separate if it is unable to do so. In this sense, the forces of Quebec nationalism unleashed by the Quiet Revolution begun by Lesage may have contributed to his defeat, as many rural voters felt chagrin at the rapid pace of reform under the Liberals. The pro-independence Rassemblement pour l'indépendance nationale and Ralliement national (formed from splinter groups out of the RIN and the Ralliement des créditistes) obtained a combined total of just under 9% of the popular vote (but no seats). This was the last election for the "Legislative Assembly of Quebec". Legislation was passed to replace the bicameral system of Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council of Quebec with a single National Assembly of Quebec, effective December 31, 1968. Daniel Johnson died in office in 1968, and was succeeded by Jean-Jacques Bertrand. Johnson's sons, Pierre-Marc and Daniel Jr, each later served as Premier of Quebec in 1985 and 1994. This was the last election which was won by the Union Nationale, and the last that a party other than the Quebec Liberals or the Parti Québécois formed government in Quebec until the 2018 Quebec general election. Redistribution of ridings A 1965 Act An Act to amend the Territorial Division Act S.Q. 1965 10 https://www.bibliotheque.assnat.qc.ca/DepotNumerique_v2/AffichageFichier.aspx?idf=104983 increased the number of MPPs from 95 to 108 through the following changes: Abolished ridings New ridingsDrawn from parts of other ridingsAhuntsicformerly part of Laval D'Arcy-McGeeformerly parts of Montréal-Outremont and Westmount–Saint-Georges Dorionformerly parts of Montréal-Outremont, Montréal–Jeanne-Mance and Montréal-Laurier Fabreformerly part of Laval Gouinformerly parts of Montréal–Jeanne-Mance and Montréal-Laurier Marguerite-Bourgeoysformerly parts of Jacques-Cartier and Montréal–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce Robert-Baldwinformerly part of Jacques-Cartier Saint-Laurentformerly parts of Jacques-Cartier and Laval Taillonformerly parts of Chambly and VerchèresReorganization of ridingsQuébec-Comté Québec-Centre Québec-Est Québec-OuestChauveau Jean-Talon Limoilou Louis-HébertDivision of ridingsJonquière-KénogamiDubucalso taking in part of Chicoutimi JonquièreBourgetBourget Bourassa LaFontaine OlierRenaming of ridingsMontréal–Jeanne-ManceJeanne-ManceMontréal-LaurierLaurierMontréal-MercierMercierMontréal–Notre-Dame-de-GrâceNotre-Dame-de-GrâceMontréal-OutremontOutremontMontréal–Sainte-AnneSaint-AnneMontréal–Sainte-MarieSainte-MarieMontréal–Saint-HenriSaint-HenriMontréal–Saint-JacquesSaint-JacquesMontréal–Saint-LouisSaint-LouisMontréal-VerdunVerdunWestmount–Saint-GeorgesWestmount a Campaign + Riding contests, by number of candidates (1966) CandidatesUNLibRNRINIndConSocCommDVPPDETotal210 10 20328 28 20 8 84442 42 42 37 5 168522 22 22 22 10 2 5 4 1 11066 6 6 6 9 2 1 36Total108 108 90 73 24 4 5 4 1 1 418 Results Elections to the Legislative Assembly of Quebec (1966) https://www.donneesquebec.ca/recherche/dataset/atlas-des-elections-au-quebec/resource/b4625dc4-7210-4f5d-8875-c67587efae43 Élections québécoises de 1966 Drouilly Pierre November 7, 2017 donneesquebec.ca Atlas des élections au Québec |- ! colspan=2 rowspan=2 | Political party ! rowspan=2 | Party leader ! colspan=4 | MPPs ! colspan=4 | Votes |- ! Candidates !1962 !1966 !± !# ! ± !% ! ± (pp) QC UN row-name |style="text-align:left;"|Daniel Johnson, Sr. | 108 || 31 || 56 || 25 || 948,928 || 48,111 || 40.82% || 1.33 QC Liberal row-name |style="text-align:left;"|Jean Lesage | 108 || 63 || 50 || 13 || 1,099,435 || 105,818 || 47.29% || 9.11 QC RIN row-name |style="text-align:left;"|Pierre Bourgault | 73 || – || – || – || 129,045 || 129,045 || 5.55% || New QC RN row-name |style="text-align:left;"|Gilles Grégoire | 90 || – || – || – || 74,670 || 74,670 || 3.21% || New QC Independent row-name | || 24 || 1 || 2 || 1 || 64,434 || 50,853 || 2.77% || 2.13 |- |rowspan="6" QC Other background|   |style="text-align:left;" colspan="10"|Other candidates |- |colspan="2" style="text-align:left;" |QC Conservative (historical) colour&name | 4 || – || – || – || 6,183 || 1,927 || 0.27% || 0.07 |- |colspan="2" style="text-align:left;" |QC Socialist colour&name | 5 || – || – || – || 1,090 || 1,090 || 0.05% || New |- |colspan="2" style="text-align:left;" |QC Communist colour&name | 4 || – || – || – || 502 || 431 || 0.02% || 0.02 |- |colspan="2" style="text-align:left;" |QC Droit vital personnel colour&name | 1 || – || – || – || 417 || 417 || 0.02% || New |- |colspan="2" style="text-align:left;" |QC Parti du développement économique colour&name | 1 || – || – || – || 125 || 125 || 0.01% || New |- ! colspan="3" style="text-align:left;" | Total |418||95 ! " colspan="2"|108 ! " colspan="2"|2,324,829 ! " colspan="2"| 100% |- | colspan="7" style="text-align:left;" | Rejected ballots | 45,681 | 16,172 | colspan="2"| |- | colspan="7" style="text-align:left;" | Voter turnout | 2,370,510 | 204,034 | 73.57 | 6.02 |- | colspan="7" style="text-align:left;" | Registered electors | 3,222,302 | 500,369 | colspan="2"| |} a Vote and seat summaries Ternary plots - shift of electoral support (1962-1966) 350 200 yes center Electoral districts identified by colours of winning parties File:Ternary QC1962.svg 1962 Ternary plot of 1962 results File:Ternary QC1966.svg 1966 Ternary plot of 1966 results + Seats and popular vote by partyParty Seats Votes Change (pp) QC UN row-name 56 108 QC UN 175 40.82 175 darkgrey -1.33 -5 1em background:red QC Liberal row-name 50 108 QC Liberal 175 47.29 175 darkgrey -9.11 -5 1em background:red QC RIN row-name 0 108 QC Independent 175 5.55 175 darkgrey 5.55 -5 1em background:green QC RN row-name 0 108 QC Independent 175 3.21 175 darkgrey 3.21 -5 1em background:green QC Independent row-name 2 108 QC Independent 175 2.77 175 darkgrey 2.13 -5 1em background:green QC Other row-name 0 108 QC Independent 175 0.36 175 darkgrey -0.45 -5 1em background:red Synopsis of results + Results by riding - 1966 Quebec general election https://www.assnat.qc.ca/fr/patrimoine/depcir/index.html Les membres de l'Assemblée nationale par circonscription French National Assembly members by riding National Assembly of Quebec September 13, 2023 Riding Winning party Turnoutincluding spoilt ballots VotesName 1962Party Votes Share Margin#Margin% UN Lib RIN RN Ind Independent Con Other Other minor affiliations Total   Abitibi-Est Lib Lib 12,390 39.09% 1,664 5.25% 74.55% 10,726 12,390 1,434 7,145 – – – 31,695 Abitibi-Ouest Lib Lib 5,670 42.51% 1,612 12.08% 86.98% 4,058 5,670 318 3,293 – – – 13,339 Ahuntsic New Lib 16,282 56.34% 8,355 28.91% 70.61% 7,927 16,282 4,195 266 228 – – 28,898 Argenteuil UN Lib 6,734 44.85% 2,273 15.14% 81.29% 4,461 6,734 245 87 3,488 – – 15,015 Arthabaska Lib UN 10,188 44.81% 104 0.46% 85.86% 10,188 10,084 591 1,871 – – – 22,734 Bagot UN UN 6,640 57.69% 2,074 18.02% 89.76% 6,640 4,566 163 140 – – – 11,509 Beauce UN UN 15,743 54.96% 4,558 15.91% 84.77% 15,743 11,185 – 1,715 – – – 28,643 Beauharnois Lib Lib 10,875 41.29% 2,089 7.93% 86.32% 8,786 10,875 984 93 5,603 – – 26,341 Bellechasse UN UN 6,917 58.80% 2,071 17.61% 83.15% 6,917 4,846 – – – – – 11,763 Berthier Lib UN 7,668 55.49% 1,766 12.78% 85.17% 7,668 5,902 – 249 – – – 13,819 Bonaventure Lib Lib 10,888 60.41% 3,752 20.82% 78.83% 7,136 10,888 – – – – – 18,024 Bourassa New Lib 14,653 48.79% 5,090 16.95% 64.73% 9,563 14,653 4,420 634 761 – – 30,031 Bourget Lib UN 13,166 46.08% 1,188 4.16% 66.70% 13,166 11,978 2,754 376 – – 295 28,569 Brome Lib Lib 3,294 52.65% 470 7.51% 74.49% 2,824 3,294 – 139 – – – 6,257 Chambly Lib Lib 19,183 60.51% 10,976 34.62% 68.22% 8,207 19,183 3,895 418 – – – 31,703 Champlain UN UN 15,102 57.71% 5,240 20.03% 86.54% 15,102 9,862 – 1,203 – – – 26,167 Charlevoix Lib Lib 8,166 54.00% 1,210 8.00% 85.38% 6,956 8,166 – – – – – 15,122 Châteauguay Lib Lib 6,676 34.72% 1,057 5.50% 78.60% 5,619 6,676 727 92 6,113 – – 19,227 Chauveau New UN 17,462 47.40% 942 2.56% 79.55% 17,462 16,520 1,921 940 – – – 36,843 Chicoutimi UN UN 9,824 49.70% 1,954 9.88% 81.48% 9,824 7,870 – 2,074 – – – 19,768 Compton UN UN 5,973 56.89% 1,696 16.15% 83.26% 5,973 4,277 – 249 – – – 10,499 D'Arcy-McGee New Lib 24,709 90.57% 23,161 84.90% 60.88% 1,548 24,709 895 129 – – – 27,281 Deux-Montagnes Lib Lib 8,511 47.64% 94 0.53% 84.35% 8,417 8,511 821 117 – – – 17,866 Dorchester UN UN 9,348 55.02% 2,402 14.14% 82.36% 9,348 6,946 – 695 – – – 16,989 Dorion New Lib 9,855 43.99% 1,275 5.69% 60.58% 8,580 9,855 2,184 281 1,378 – 125 22,403 Drummond Lib Lib 14,470 49.27% 360 1.23% 85.77% 14,110 14,470 – 791 – – – 29,371 Dubuc New UN 7,829 37.16% 1,567 7.44% 84.30% 7,829 6,262 – 3,400 3,577 – – 21,068 Duplessis Lib Lib 6,673 47.77% 2,281 16.33% 75.46% 2,709 6,673 4,392 195 – – – 13,969 Fabre New Lib 16,278 47.80% 3,468 10.18% 72.15% 12,810 16,278 4,363 449 – – 156 34,056 Frontenac UN UN 6,902 52.16% 1,601 12.10% 86.13% 6,902 5,301 155 874 – – – 13,232 Gaspé-Nord UN UN 5,251 51.12% 366 3.56% 86.12% 5,251 4,885 136 – – – – 10,272 Gaspé-Sud Lib Lib 8,513 53.48% 1,108 6.96% 86.04% 7,405 8,513 – – – – – 15,918 Gatineau Lib Lib 11,308 51.26% 1,877 8.51% 69.81% 9,431 11,308 1,117 205 – – – 22,061 Gouin New Lib 12,916 47.32% 2,799 10.26% 61.75% 10,117 12,916 3,507 646 – – 108 27,294 Hull Lib Lib 10,803 50.91% 2,610 12.30% 64.11% 8,193 10,803 2,222 – – – – 21,218 Huntingdon UN Lib 3,469 50.33% 45 0.65% 81.51% 3,424 3,469 – – – – – 6,893 Iberville Lib UN 4,470 50.25% 704 7.91% 85.20% 4,470 3,766 431 229 – – – 8,896 Îles-de-la-Madeleine Lib Lib 3,908 66.59% 1,947 33.17% 89.97% 1,961 3,908 – – – – – 5,869 Jacques-Cartier Lib Lib 18,289 68.34% 11,833 44.22% 65.19% 6,456 18,289 1,808 209 – – – 26,762 Jean-Talon New Lib 14,257 53.23% 3,821 14.26% 70.11% 10,436 14,257 1,384 709 – – – 26,786 Jeanne-Mance Lib Lib 16,691 51.85% 6,063 18.83% 62.64% 10,628 16,691 4,271 333 – – 269 32,192 Joliette UN UN 11,372 50.96% 2,236 10.02% 81.30% 11,372 9,136 1,423 386 – – – 22,317 Jonquière New Lib 11,959 46.91% 4,495 17.63% 79.06% 7,464 11,959 916 4,992 – – 165 25,496 Kamouraska Lib UN 6,161 52.35% 1,406 11.95% 77.12% 6,161 4,755 – 175 678 – – 11,769 L'Assomption Lib UN 9,958 46.90% 490 2.31% 80.38% 9,958 9,468 1,443 363 – – – 21,232 L'Islet UN UN 5,972 55.26% 1,136 10.51% 80.66% 5,972 4,836 – – – – – 10,808 Labelle UN UN 6,827 57.79% 2,502 21.18% 81.78% 6,827 4,325 536 125 – – – 11,813 Lac-Saint-Jean Lib UN 10,985 52.22% 2,555 12.15% 86.09% 10,985 8,430 – 1,621 – – – 21,036 LaFontaine New UN 13,592 44.95% 785 2.60% 67.58% 13,592 12,807 3,374 466 – – – 30,239 Laurier Lib Lib 15,012 56.61% 6,754 25.47% 62.92% 8,258 15,012 2,131 701 – – 417 26,519 Laval Lib Lib 16,910 48.69% 4,704 13.55% 72.67% 12,206 16,910 3,131 324 2,156 – – 34,727 Laviolette UN UN 12,082 54.16% 3,417 15.32% 80.86% 12,082 8,665 1,559 – – – – 22,306 Lévis Lib UN 15,141 53.10% 3,121 10.95% 83.04% 15,141 12,020 843 511 – – – 28,515 Limoilou New UN 16,547 49.67% 1,651 4.96% 76.50% 16,547 14,896 1,234 582 – – 55 33,314 Lotbinière UN UN 6,218 45.75% 87 0.64% 86.82% 6,218 6,131 – 1,243 – – – 13,592 Louis-Hébert New Lib 22,532 65.70% 14,156 41.28% 77.16% 8,376 22,532 2,991 394 – – – 34,293 Maisonneuve Lib UN 12,621 44.68% 1,029 3.64% 60.12% 12,621 11,592 3,457 371 – – 205 28,246 Marguerite-Bourgeoys New Lib 14,603 62.14% 9,944 42.31% 62.30% 4,659 14,603 1,297 173 2,769 – – 23,501 Maskinongé UN UN 6,115 52.94% 853 7.38% 90.50% 6,115 5,262 – 174 – – – 11,551 Matane Lib Lib 9,045 49.76% 299 1.64% 79.72% 8,746 9,045 – 386 – – – 18,177 Matapédia Lib Lib 6,165 48.64% 22 0.17% 80.50% 6,143 6,165 220 146 – – – 12,674 Mégantic Lib UN 11,894 46.38% 588 2.29% 84.08% 11,894 11,306 – 2,443 – – – 25,643 Mercier Lib Lib 11,759 44.27% 518 1.95% 61.41% 11,241 11,759 3,115 335 – – 112 26,562 Missisquoi UN UN 8,788 60.10% 3,469 23.72% 77.05% 8,788 5,319 390 126 – – – 14,623 Montcalm Lib UN 5,007 51.32% 470 4.82% 87.00% 5,007 4,537 168 44 – – – 9,756 Montmagny UN UN 6,763 54.63% 1,426 11.52% 82.59% 6,763 5,337 – 279 – – – 12,379 Montmorency UN UN 14,151 54.25% 4,524 17.34% 82.94% 14,151 9,627 1,423 885 – – – 26,086 Napierville-Laprairie Lib Lib 9,683 43.06% 762 3.39% 79.60% 8,921 9,683 – 488 3,396 – – 22,488 Nicolet Lib UN 8,140 52.33% 855 5.50% 89.77% 8,140 7,285 – 130 – – – 15,555 Notre-Dame-de-Grâce Lib Lib 19,563 76.42% 16,622 64.93% 59.34% 2,068 19,563 949 77 – 2,941 – 25,598 Olier New Lib 11,990 47.03% 2,316 9.08% 57.89% 9,674 11,990 3,366 464 – – – 25,494 Outremont Lib Lib 18,075 71.18% 14,857 58.51% 64.48% 2,744 18,075 3,218 118 – 1,238 – 25,393 Papineau UN UN 10,999 45.35% 563 2.32% 78.04% 10,999 10,436 2,504 313 – – – 24,252 Pontiac UN UN 4,429 51.22% 211 2.44% 72.91% 4,429 4,218 – – – – – 8,647 Portneuf Lib UN 11,265 42.76% 1,287 4.89% 81.37% 11,265 9,978 613 4,407 82 – – 26,345 Richelieu Lib UN 12,257 49.43% 1,080 4.36% 84.76% 12,257 11,177 1,221 141 – – – 24,796 Richmond Lib Lib 8,258 47.56% 263 1.51% 77.79% 7,995 8,258 – 1,112 – – – 17,365 Rimouski Lib Lib 11,938 49.84% 428 1.79% 78.86% 11,510 11,938 504 – – – – 23,952 Rivière-du-Loup Lib UN 9,691 52.18% 811 4.37% 83.20% 9,691 8,880 – – – – – 18,571 Robert-Baldwin New Ind 19,506 53.32% 7,752 21.19% 73.30% 2,991 11,754 900 144 19,506 1,287 – 36,582 Roberval UN UN 11,799 48.35% 1,546 6.34% 82.92% 11,799 10,253 – 2,077 273 – – 24,402 Rouville Lib UN 6,080 46.60% 5 0.04% 81.68% 6,080 6,075 687 206 – – – 13,048 Rouyn-Noranda Lib UN 6,583 38.62% 1,050 6.16% 81.10% 6,583 5,533 694 4,237 – – – 17,047 Saguenay Lib Lib 10,737 46.43% 1,232 5.33% 64.33% 9,505 10,737 – 2,444 437 – – 23,123 Saint-Henri Lib UN 10,410 41.42% 1,561 6.21% 63.25% 10,410 8,849 3,034 371 2,470 – – 25,134 Saint-Hyacinthe Lib UN 10,998 46.78% 30 0.13% 78.98% 10,998 10,968 1,544 – – – – 23,510 Saint-Jacques UN UN 9,869 49.97% 2,206 11.17% 57.68% 9,869 7,663 1,834 383 – – – 19,749 Saint-Jean Lib UN 9,226 48.85% 2,586 13.69% 81.48% 9,226 6,640 780 174 2,067 – – 18,887 Saint-Laurent New Lib 21,558 68.63% 14,853 47.28% 65.77% 6,705 21,558 3,151 – – – – 31,414 Saint-Louis Lib Lib 8,960 58.45% 4,916 32.07% 55.45% 4,044 8,960 1,646 453 – – 227 15,330 Saint-Maurice Lib UN 14,133 47.42% 1,720 5.77% 81.83% 14,133 12,413 3,256 – – – – 29,802 Saint-Sauveur UN UN 14,485 57.73% 5,501 21.92% 73.23% 14,485 8,984 730 893 – – – 25,092 Saint-Anne Ind Ind 6,609 38.67% 1,638 9.58% 53.52% 4,328 4,971 747 208 6,837Frank Hanley (6,609 votes) was the incumbent – – 17,091 Sainte-Marie UN UN 11,285 53.10% 3,650 17.17% 57.19% 11,285 7,635 1,930 404 – – – 21,254 Shefford UN UN 14,549 53.69% 4,172 15.40% 80.21% 14,549 10,377 1,061 1,110 – – – 27,097 Sherbrooke Lib UN 19,915 50.11% 2,634 6.63% 74.58% 19,915 17,281 1,495 1,051 – – – 39,742 Stanstead Lib Lib 8,215 49.85% 577 3.50% 77.50% 7,638 8,215 – 627 – – – 16,480 Taillon New Lib 8,627 38.61% 210 0.94% 59.91% 8,417 8,627 4,097 685 517 – – 22,343 Témiscamingue Lib Lib 4,413 49.15% 2,044 22.77% 83.76% 2,196 4,413 – 2,369 – – – 8,978 Témiscouata UN UN 5,653 51.97% 869 7.99% 84.02% 5,653 4,784 – 441 – – – 10,878 Terrebonne Lib UN 24,840 47.71% 2,525 4.85% 76.71% 24,840 22,315 4,227 681 – – – 52,063 Trois-Rivières UN UN 15,362 48.97% 1,045 3.33% 82.88% 15,362 14,317 1,692 – – – – 31,371 Vaudreuil-Soulanges Lib Lib 11,120 53.17% 2,630 12.58% 81.90% 8,490 11,120 494 96 713 – – 20,913 Verchères Lib Lib 11,648 55.73% 3,953 18.91% 75.46% 7,695 11,648 1,348 209 – – – 20,900 Verdun Lib Lib 19,181 66.26% 10,918 37.72% 62.55% 8,263 19,181 1,198 306 – – – 28,948 Westmount Lib Lib 20,061 78.21% 17,825 69.49% 55.18% 2,236 20,061 1,141 110 1,385 717 – 25,650 Wolfe UN UN 5,189 64.06% 2,528 31.21% 89.06% 5,189 2,661 – 250 – – – 8,100 Yamaska UN UN 4,093 51.75% 277 3.50% 87.90% 4,093 3,816 – – – – – 7,909 a #B9E5B9 silver = open seat #F5F5DC silver = turnout is above provincial average #DCDCDC silver = winning candidate was in previous Legislature #EABB94 silver = incumbent had switched allegiance #FFFF00 silver = previously incumbent in another riding #EEBBBB silver = not incumbent; was previously elected to the Legislature #87CEFA silver = incumbency arose from byelection gain #DCD0FF silver = other incumbents renominated #FFA07A silver = previously an MP in the House of Commons of Canada #F0E68C silver = multiple candidates Analysis + Party candidates in 2nd place Party in 1st place Party in 2nd place TotalUN Lib RIN RN ConQC UN row-name 56 56QC Liberal row-name 46 2 1 1 50QC Independent row-name 2 2 Total46 58 2 1 1 108 + Candidates ranked 1st to 5th place, by party Parties 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5thQC UN colour&name56 46 6 QC Liberal colour&name50 58 QC Independent colour&name2 10 6 6QC RIN colour&name 2 52 18 1QC RN colour&name 1 30 44 10QC Conservative (historical) colour&name 1 2 1QC Socialist colour&name 5QC Communist colour&name 4QC DVP colour&name 1 + Resulting composition of the 28th Quebec Legislative Assembly Source PartyUNLibIndTotalSeats retained Incumbents returned 19 30 1 50Open seats held9 5 14Byelection loss reversed1 1Seats changing hands Incumbents defeated22 1 23Open seats gained1 1 2New ridings New MPPs 2 9 1 12Previously incumbent in another riding 4 4Previously elected to the Legislature2 2Total56 50 2 108 See also List of Quebec premiers Politics of Quebec Timeline of Quebec history List of Quebec political parties 28th National Assembly of Quebec References Further reading Saywell John John Saywell Canadian Annual Review for 1966 1967 University of Toronto Press Toronto https://archive.org/details/canadianannualre0000unse_o2i8 registration External links CBC TV video clip Quebec general election Category:Elections in Quebec General election Quebec general election