French constitutional referendum, 1958
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Following the political crisis that marked the end of the French Fourth Republic in 1958, a referendum on the adoption of a constitution for the French Fifth Republic was held. The new constitution, written by Charles de Gaulle, was overwhelmingly approved.
Party | % of votes | Votes |
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Yes | 82.60% | 31,123,483 |
No | 17.40% | 6,556,073 |
Total | 100% |
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