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General election in Japan held in 1967
1967 Japanese general election Turnout 73.98% ( 2.84pp)
First party
Second party
Third party
Leader
Eisaku Satō
Kōzō Sasaki
Suehiro Nishio
Party
Liberal Democratic
Socialist
Democratic Socialist
Leader since
1 December 1964
6 May 1965
1960
Leader's seat
Yamaguchi–2nd
Miyagi–1st
Osaka–2nd
Last election
54.67%, 283 seats
29.03%, 144 seats
7.37%, 23 seats
Seats won
277
140
30
Seat change
6
4
6
Popular vote
22,447,838
12,826,104
3,404,464
Percentage
48.80%
27.88%
7.40%
Swing
5.87pp
1.15pp
0.03pp
Fourth party
Fifth party
CGP
Leader
Tsuji Takehisa
Kenji Miyamoto
Party
Kōmeitō
Communist
Leader since
9 December 1964
1 August 1958
Leader's seat
Not contesting (Councillor )
Did not contest
Last election
–
4.01%, 5 seats
Seats won
25
5
Seat change
New
Popular vote
2,472,371
2,190,564
Percentage
5.38%
4.76%
Swing
New
0.75pp
General elections were held in Japan on 29 January 1967. The result was a victory for the Liberal Democratic Party , which won 277 of the 486 seats.[1] Voter turnout was 73.99%.
Results
Party Votes % Seats +/– Liberal Democratic Party 22,447,838 48.80 277 –6 Japan Socialist Party 12,826,104 27.88 140 –4 Democratic Socialist Party 3,404,464 7.40 30 +7 Komeitō 2,472,371 5.38 25 New Japanese Communist Party 2,190,564 4.76 5 0 Other parties 101,244 0.22 0 – Independents 2,553,989 5.55 9 –3 Total 45,996,574 100.00 486 +19 Valid votes 45,996,574 98.71 Invalid/blank votes 602,882 1.29 Total votes 46,599,456 100.00 Registered voters/turnout 62,992,796 73.98 Source: Nohlen et al.
By prefecture
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