Italian general election, 1953

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The Italian general elections of 1953 were held on 1953-06-07.

Contents 1 Results 1.1 Chamber of Deputies 1.2 Senate 2 External links

[edit] Results

[edit] Chamber of Deputies

Christian Democracy	40.1%
Italian Communist Party	22.6%
Italian Socialist Party	12.7%
Italian Democratic Socialist Party	4.6%
National Monarchist Party	6.9%
Italian Social Movement	5.8%
Italian Liberal Party	3.0%
Italian Republican Party	1.6%
Others	2.8%

[edit] Senate

Christian Democracy	39.9%
Italian Communist Party	20.6%
Italian Socialist Party	12.2%
Italian Democratic Socialist Party	4.3%
National Monarchist Party	7.1%
Italian Social Movement	6.1%
Italian Liberal Party	2.9%
Italian Republican Party	1.2%
Others	5.7%

[edit] External links

• Chronology of Italian elections results (Italian)

Elections in Italy

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