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1966 Salvadoran legislative election
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El Salvador 1964 1968 13 March 1966 All 52 seats in the Legislative Assembly 27 National Coalition Party (El Salvador) Julio Rivera 53.62 31 32 Christian Democratic Party (El Salvador) 31.16 15 14 Renovating Action Party 6.89 4 6 PREN 5.93 1 New Salvadoran Popular Party 2.40 1 New Elecciones legislativas de El Salvador de 1966 - Resultados por Departamento.svg Results by constituency
Legislative elections were held in El Salvador on 13 March 1966.Krennerich 2005 276 The result was a victory for the National Conciliation Party, which won 31 of the 52 seats.
Results
File:1966 Salvadoran legislative election.svg National Conciliation Party 207586 31 –1 Christian Democratic Party 120645 15 +1 Renovating Action Party 26661 4 –2 National Evaluation Republican Party 22960 1 New Salvadoran Popular Party 9303 1 New 0 1195823 Krennerich 2005, p. 282
Results by department
The following table displays the number of votes and seats each political party received from each of the country's 14 departments. The party with the most votes in a department is highlighted in its party color and the party with the second most votes and seats in a department is in #DDD gray.Wells 1967 32
Department PCN PDC PAR PREN PPS Blank/invalid Total V Votes % S Seats V Votes % S Seats V Votes % S Seats V Votes % S Seats V Votes % S Seats V Votes V Votes Ahuachapán 10,593 65.4 3 1,758 10.8 0 1,114 6.9 0 399 2.5 0 2,339 14.4 1 – 16,203 Cabañas 8,071 73.0 2 986 8.9 0 158 1.4 0 1,821 16.5 0 26 0.2 0 – 11,062 Chalatenango 12,135 64.7 2 4,611 24.6 1 869 4.6 0 1,034 5.5 0 105 0.6 0 – 18,754 Cuscatlán 12,100 65.4 1 5,420 24.6 1 387 2.1 0 542 2.9 0 49 0.3 0 – 18,498 La Libertad 15,393 48.7 2 11,281 35.7 2 2,002 6.3 0 1,718 5.4 0 1,194 3.8 0 – 31,588 La Paz 7,689 52.7 2 6,058 41.5 1 colspan="3" — 852 5.8 0 colspan="3" — – 14,599 La Unión 12,327 63.6 2 1,866 9.6 0 1,513 7.8 0 3,534 18.2 1 143 0.7 0 – 19,383 Morazán 11,288 63.6 2 5,013 30.4 1 colspan="3" — 201 1.3 0 colspan="3" — – 16,511 San Miguel 18,663 64.9 2 4,668 16.2 1 3,894 13.6 1 1,522 5.3 0 colspan="3" — – 28,747 San Salvador 32,861 31.2 3 58,579 55.5 5 7,944 7.5 1 4,855 4.6 0 1,257 1.2 0 – 105,496 San Vicente 8,723 66.0 1 3,955 29.9 1 colspan="3" — 241 1.8 0 300 2.3 0 – 13,219 Santa Ana 21,324 54.4 3 9,778 24.9 1 3,585 9.2 1 1,416 3.6 0 3,082 7.9 0 – 39,185 Sonsonate 15,084 66.6 3 3,773 16.6 1 1,266 5.9 0 1,839 8.1 0 692 3.1 0 – 22,654 Usulután 18,986 67.2 3 2,973 10.5 0 3,376 11.9 1 2,936 10.4 0 colspan="3" — – 28,271 Total 207,586 53.62 31 120,645 31.16 15 26,661 6.89 4 22,960 5.93 1 9,303 2.40 1 – 387,155 Source: Wells 1967, p. 32
References
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Krennerich Michael El Salvador 2005 Nohlen Dieter Dieter Nohlen Elections in the Americas A Data Handbook Volume 1: North America, Central America, and the Caribbean https://books.google.com/books?id=-xZREAAAQBAJ en Oxford, United Kingdom Oxford University Press 270–299 9780191557934 58051010 20 April 2026
1967 Wells Henry El Salvador Election Factbook, March 5, 1967 https://books.google.com/books?id=xBk7AAAAMAAJ en Washington, D.C., United States Institute for the Comparative Study of Political Systems 67-18962 260566 20 April 2026
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