Election Results
- 1906: 9.95%
- 1910: 13.23%
- 1914: 16.76%
- 1919: 21.22%
- 1924: 20.16%
- 1928: 18.05%
- 1932: 20.51%
- 1936: 19.86%
- 1945: 23.45%
- June 1946: 21.14%
- November 1946: 17.9%
- 1951: 15.39%
- 1956: 14.93%
- 1958: 15.5%
- 1962: 12.5%
- 1965 (Presidential): 31.72%, 44.8% in runoff (Common FGDS–PCF-Radical candidacy)
- 1967: 19% (result of the FGDS, including other left-wing parties)
- 1968: 16.5% (result of the FGDS, including other left-wing parties)
- 1969 (Presidential): 5.01%
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