1968 French Senate election

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The fourth senatorial elections of the Fifth Republic were held in France on September 22, 1968.^[1]

Context

This election has depended largely of the results of 1965 municipal elections.

Results

Group		Ideology	Seats	+/−	Percentage
	Independent Republicans (RI)	Liberalism, Right-wing	54	6	19,1 %
	Socialist (SOC)	Socialism, Left-wing	52	0	18,4%
	Centrist Union of Progressive Democrats (UCDP)	Christian democracy, Right-wing	47	9	16,6%
	Democratic Left (GD)	Radicalism, Right-wing, Left-wing	43	7	15,2%
	Union of Democrats for the Republic (UDR)	Gaullism, Right-wing	36	6	12,7%
	Republican Centre of Rural and Social Action (CNIP)	Conservatism, Right-wing	19	0	6,7%
	Communist (COM)	Communism, Left-wing	18	4	6,4%
	Non-Registered (NI)	None	14	3	4,9%
	Total:		283	9	100,0 %

Senate Presidency

On October 3, 1968, Alain Poher was elected president of the Senate.

List of senators elected

References