Argentine general election, 1963

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Argentina held presidential and national parliamentary elections in 1963. In this elections the participation of peronist candidates was forbidden, resulting in the highest percentage of blank votes in Argentina's electoral history.

Registered voters: 11,356,240 Actual voters: 9,710,116 Turnout: 85.50%

Party/Electoral Alliance Votes Percentage
Radical Civic Union 2,441,064 25.15%
"Intransigent" Radical Civic Union 1,593,002 16.40%
UDELPA 726,861 7.49%
Democratic Progressive Party 619,481 6.38%
Christian Democratic Party 434,823 4.48%
Argentine Socialist Party 278,856 2.87%
Democratic Socialist Party 258,787 2.66%
Democratic Party 185,861 1.91%
Conservative Union 133,199 1.37%
Three Flags 113,941 1.17%
Social Justice 83,302 0.86%
White Party 70,860 0.73%
Conservative Party 68,687 0.71%
Liberal Party 59,696 0.61%
Others (35 more parties) 583,961 6.00%
Blank Votes 1,884,435 19.42%
Nullified votes 173,696 1.79%

Electoral system: Proportional representation by districts according to the D'Hondt method. Seats are divided among those lists of candidates from parties or electoral alliances that obtain at least 3% of the electoral census or working electoral of the district.

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