1962 French Polynesian legislative election

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Legislative elections were held in French Polynesia on 14 October 1962 for the Territorial Assembly.[1] The Democratic Rally of the Tahitian People remained the largest party, but lost its majority in the Assembly, winning 14 of the 30 seats.[1]

Results[]

PartyVotes%Seats+/–
Democratic Rally of the Tahitian People7,83932.9014–3
4,52719.008–1
4,20717.665New
Biens des Tuamotu Gambier7,25230.441New
Pupu Tiama Maohi1New
Voice of the People1New
Others0
Total23,825100.00300
Source: PIM, Henningham

Elected members[]

Constituency Member Party Notes
Austral Islands Democratic Rally of the Tahitian People Re-elected
Democratic Rally of the Tahitian People Re-elected
Leeward Islands Democratic Rally of the Tahitian People Re-elected
Elected
Marcel Hart Elected
Céline Oopa Democratic Rally of the Tahitian People Re-elected
Democratic Rally of the Tahitian People Elected
Democratic Rally of the Tahitian People Elected
Marquesas Islands Re-elected (formerly UDSR)
Democratic Rally of the Tahitian People Elected
Tuamotu and Gambier Islands Biens des Tuamotu Gambier Elected
Democratic Rally of the Tahitian People Elected
Re-elected
Elected
Windward Islands Re-elected
Pupu Tiama Maohi Re-elected (previously RDPT)
Gérald Coppenrath Re-elected
Democratic Rally of the Tahitian People Elected
Democratic Rally of the Tahitian People Re-elected
Re-elected
Elected
Democratic Rally of the Tahitian People Re-elected
Voice of the People Elected
Re-elected (previously )
Rosa Raoulx Elected
Re-elected
Jean Salmon Democratic Rally of the Tahitian People Elected
Democratic Rally of the Tahitian People Re-elected
John Teariki Democratic Rally of the Tahitian People Re-elected
Re-elected (previously independent)
Source: Assembly of French Polynesia

Aftermath[]

In the new Council of Government, the Democratic Rally of the Tahitian People had three ministers and the two.[2]

References[]

  1. ^ a b The Complicated Politics of Polynesia Pacific Islands Monthly January 1963, p9
  2. ^ Chronology Assembly of French Polynesia
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