1964 Salvadoran legislative election

none January 2022 El Salvador 1961 1966 8 March 1964 All 52 seats in the Legislative Assembly 27 National Coalition Party (El Salvador) Julio Rivera 58.57 32 54 Christian Democratic Party (El Salvador) 26.08 14 0 Renovating Action Party 15.35 6 0 Elecciones legislativas de El Salvador de 1964 - Resultados por Departamento.svg Results by constituency President of the Legislative Assembly Francisco José Guerrero National Coalition Party (El Salvador) Francisco José Guerrero National Coalition Party (El Salvador) Legislative elections were held in El Salvador on 8 March 1964.Krennerich 2005 276 The result was a victory for the National Conciliation Party, which won 32 of the 52 seats. Results File:1964 Salvadoran legislative election.svg National Conciliation Party 173620 32 –22 Christian Democratic Party 77315 14 +14 Renovating Action Party 45499 6 +6 –2 1074243 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 31 Department PCN PDC PAR Blank/invalid Total V Votes % S Seats V Votes % S Seats V Votes % S Seats V Votes V Votes Ahuachapán 10,405 77.3 2 2,495 18.5 1 566 4.2 0 – 13,466 Cabañas 7,947 77.1 2 1,683 16.3 0 674 6.6 0 – 10,304 Chalatenango 7,371 53.5 2 4,729 34.3 1 1,681 12.1 0 – 13,781 Cuscatlán 9,691 66.6 1 4,298 29.5 1 565 3.9 0 – 14,554 La Libertad 16,708 64.8 3 6,411 24.9 1 2,649 10.3 0 – 25,768 La Paz 8,205 63.2 2 2,594 20.0 1 2,174 16.8 0 – 12,973 La Unión 9,809 66.0 2 3,091 20.8 1 1,963 13.2 0 – 14,863 Morazán 8,050 56.5 2 3,853 27.1 1 2,338 16.4 0 – 14,241 San Miguel 15,094 66.3 3 5.083 22.3 1 2,588 11.4 1 – 22,765 San Salvador 28,765 37.9 3 29.267 38.5 4 17,915 23.6 2 – 75,947 San Vicente 4,873 53.8 1 4,183 46.2 1 colspan="3" — – 9.056 Santa Ana 14,925 53.6 3 6,027 21.7 1 6,887 24.7 1 – 27,839 Sonsonate 10,961 73.6 3 1,205 8.1 0 2,733 18.3 1 – 14,899 Usulután 20,816 80.1 3 2,393 9.2 0 2,766 10.7 1 – 25,972 Total 173,620 58.57 32 77,315 26.08 14 45,499 15.35 6 – 1,074,243 Source: Wells 1967, p. 31 Elected Members Department Deputy Political affiliation San Salvador Guillermo Ungo Christian Democratic Party Julio Adolfo Rey Prendes Christian Democratic Party Pablo Mauricio Alvergue Christian Democratic Party Carlos Girón García Christian Democratic Party Francisco José Guerrero National Conciliation Party José Raúl Castro National Conciliation Party Julio César Hidalgo Villalta National Conciliation Party Salvador Miranda Galdámez Renovating Action Party Julio Ernesto Contreras Renovating Action Party Santa Ana José León Paz National Conciliation Party Carlos Mártir Sánchez National Conciliation Party Mario Alejandro Miranda Canizáles National Conciliation Party Francisco Delgado y Aguirre Renovating Action Party Juan Ricardo Ramírez Rauda Christian Democratic Party Chalatenango Julio César Tejada National Conciliation Party Carlos Alberto Galdámez National Conciliation Party Mario Alejandro Cubas Christian Democratic Party Sonsonate Ricardo Orellana López National Conciliation Party José Antonio Cienfuegos National Conciliation Party Esteban Alonso Valencia National Conciliation Party Mario Enrique Rodríguez Inclán Renovating Action Party Cuscatlán Mario Humberto Claros National Conciliation Party Leonel Antonio Azucena Christian Democratic Party Ahuachapán Julio Gochéz Calderón National Conciliation Party Miguel Ángel Ariz Lagos National Conciliation Party Adalberto Magaña Sansivirini Christian Democratic Party La Paz José Agustín Martínez Rivera National Conciliation Party Joaquín Cortéz National Conciliation Party Miguel Antonio Zaldívar Christian Democratic Party La Libertad José Francisco Guerrero National Conciliation Party Luis Martínez Urquilla National Conciliation Party José Martín García Ayala National Conciliation Party Eduardo Molina Olivares Christian Democratic Party Cabañas José Adrián Barrera National Conciliation Party Miguel Apolonio Arévalo National Conciliation Party La Unión Ricardo Antonio Cañas National Conciliation Party Fernando Antonio Yánez National Conciliation Party José Vidal Rubio Christian Democratic Party San Vicente Vicente Amado Platero Peña National Conciliation Party Luis Eduardo Meléndez Flores Christian Democratic Party Morazán José Ociel González National Conciliation Party María del Carmen Martínez Villafañe de Calderón National Conciliation Party Abel Salazar Rodezno Christian Democratic Party Usulután Luciano Zacapa National Conciliation Party Juan Alberto López Jiménez National Conciliation Party Antonio Cestoni Gutiérrez National Conciliation Party Rodolfo Ramírez Amaya Renovating Action Party San Miguel Jesús Galileo Urrutia National Conciliation Party Juan Elías Fermán National Conciliation Party Carlos Urquilla Bernabel National Conciliation Party Víctor Manuel Mendoza Vaquedano Christian Democratic Party Óscar Humberto Quiroz Renovating Action Party References Citations 22em Bibliography 35em yes 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 El Salvador Politics El Salvador Category:Legislative elections in El Salvador Legislative Category:Election and referendum articles with incomplete results