Samuel P. Goddard Papers

Party Strength in Arizona Legislature (1959-1969)

	Senate Seats		House Seats		Senate Seats		House Seats
Year	D#	R#	D#	R#	D%	R%	D%	R%
1959	27	1	55	25	96	4	69	31
1961	24	4	52	28	86	14	65	35
1963	24	4	48	32	86	14	60	40
1965	26	2	45	35	93	7	56	44
1967	14	16	27	33	47	53	45	55

1969	13	17	26	34	43	57	43	57

Source: David R. Berman, "Parties and Elections in Arizona: 1863-1984," (Morrison Institute for Public Policy, 1985), 22.

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