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1958 French Togoland parliamentary election

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1958 French Togoland parliamentary election

 1955
27 April 1958
1961 

46 seats in the Legislative Assembly
24 seats needed for a majority
Turnout64.85% (Decrease 17.54pp)
  First party Second party
 
Leader Sylvanus Olympio Nicolas Grunitzky
Party CUT PTPUCPN
Last election Did not run 98.59%, 30 seats
Seats won 29 13
Seat change Increase29 Decrease17
Popular vote 190,098 96,767
Percentage 61.13% 31.12%
Swing Increase 61.13pp Decrease67.47pp

Results by constituency

Prime Minister before election

Nicolas Grunitzky
PTPUCPN

Elected Prime Minister

Sylvanus Olympio
CUT

Parliamentary elections were held in French Togoland on 27 April 1958. The result was a victory for the Committee of Togolese Unity, which won 29 of the 46 seats in the Legislative Assembly.[1] Voter turnout was 64.9%.[2]

Results

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PartyVotes%Seats+/–
Committee of Togolese Unity190,09861.1329New
Union of Chiefs and Peoples of the North56,28118.1010–5
Togolese Party of Progress40,48613.023–12
Togolese People's Movement8420.2700
Juvento5100.160New
Rally of Young Togolese60.000New
Independents22,7537.324New
Total310,976100.0046+16
Valid votes310,97697.96
Invalid/blank votes6,4812.04
Total votes317,457100.00
Registered voters/turnout489,51964.85
Source: Nohlen et al.

Elected MPs

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Constituency Member Party
Akposso EastFirmin AbaloCommittee of Togolese Unity
Akposso WestY. O. Philippe AfolaCommittee of Togolese Unity
Aného EastT. Augustin AgbohCommittee of Togolese Unity
Aného NorthFrancis ChardeyCommittee of Togolese Unity
Aného SouthFio Abgano IICommittee of Togolese Unity
Emmanuel KpontonCommittee of Togolese Unity
Aného WestKouassi AnaniCommittee of Togolese Unity
Atakpamé NorthClément KolorCommittee of Togolese Unity
Atakpamé SouthNicolas GrunitzkyTogolese Party of Progress
BafiloEsso GblaoCommittee of Togolese Unity
Bassar NorthNanamalé GbégbéniUnion of Chiefs and Peoples of the North
Bassar SouthMichel Tidjin TchédréCommittee of Togolese Unity
Dapaong NorthS. Raphaël DjimongouCommittee of Togolese Unity
Dapaong North-EastYempagou OumorouCommittee of Togolese Unity
Dapaong SouthLaurent DjagbaCommittee of Togolese Unity
Dapaong South-EastTchougli Pierre NahmCommittee of Togolese Unity
Dapaong WestMogoré Joseph YoumaCommittee of Togolese Unity
KabouMama MoumouniCommittee of Togolese Unity
KandéKparou PoloIndependent
Kloto CentreGerson KpotsraCommittee of Togolese Unity
Kloto NorthA. Ernest GassouCommittee of Togolese Unity
Kloto SouthK. Joseph TsogbéCommittee of Togolese Unity
Lama-Kara EastFrançois BatchassiIndependent
Lama-Kara NorthMarcel AgbaUnion of Chiefs and Peoples of the North
Lama-Kara SouthDjobo Benoît PalangaUnion of Chiefs and Peoples of the North
Lama-Kara WestAlbert KpathaUnion of Chiefs and Peoples of the North
Lomé EastAnani SantosCommittee of Togolese Unity
Lomé NorthPaulin AkouétéIndependent
Lomé SouthPaulin FreitasCommittee of Togolese Unity
Lomé WestAndré AkakpoCommittee of Togolese Unity
Mango NorthKoukoura DjangbedjiUnion of Chiefs and Peoples of the North
Mango SouthEmmanuel KokoussayaUnion of Chiefs and Peoples of the North
Niamtougou EastB. Léonard YwassaUnion of Chiefs and Peoples of the North
Niamtougou WestClément AissaUnion of Chiefs and Peoples of the North
NotséAlbert DohCommittee of Togolese Unity
Pagouda CentreValentin BlakiméUnion of Chiefs and Peoples of the North
Pagouda WestAntoine MeatchiUnion of Chiefs and Peoples of the North
Sokodé CentreMama ArounaCommittee of Togolese Unity
Sokodé EastPaul BrassierIndependent
Sokodé WestSimssi François HaingaCommittee of Togolese Unity
Tabligbo EastJean GnininviCommittee of Togolese Unity
Tabligbo WestMichel AyassouTogolese Party of Progress
Tsévié EastEmmanuel FiawooTogolese Party of Progress
Tsévié NorthPaul GuedzéCommittee of Togolese Unity
Tsévié SouthJonathan Savi de TovéCommittee of Togolese Unity
Tsévié WestKoffi Jean SokporCommittee of Togolese Unity

References

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  1. Elections in Togo Archived 2013-03-06 at the Wayback Machine African Elections Database
  2. Dieter Nohlen, Michael Krennerich & Bernhard Thibaut (1999) Elections in Africa: A data handbook, p903 ISBN 0-19-829645-2