1963 Italian Senate election in Lombardy
N° Constituency Elected Party Votes%
1 Bergamo Cristoforo Pezzini Christian Democracy 55.8%
2 Clusone Giovanni Zonca Christian Democracy 66.8%
3 Treviglio Daniele Turani Christian Democracy 61.2%
4 Brescia Ludovico Montini Christian Democracy 43.4%
5 Breno Enrico Roselli Alessandro Morino Christian Democracy Italian Democratic Socialist Party 56.9% 10.8%
6 Chiari Pietro Cenini Christian Democracy 57.0%
7 Salò Francesco Zane Christian Democracy 49.0%
8 Como Pasquale Valsecchi Bruno Amoletti Christian Democracy Italian Socialist Party 40.3% 20.0%
9 Lecco Pietro Amigoni Christian Democracy 54.8%
10 Cantù Mario Martinelli Ugo Bonafini Christian Democracy Italian Socialist Party 52.4% 19.6%
11 Cremona Arnaldo Bera Italian Communist Party 27.1%
12 Crema Ennio Zelioli Christian Democracy 51.1%
13 Mantua Ernesto Zanardi Tullia Romagnoli Italian Communist Party Italian Socialist Party 26.5% 21.6%
14 Ostiglia Teodosio Aimoni Gastone Darè Italian Communist Party Italian Socialist Party 34.2% 22.8%
15 Milan 1 Giorgio Bergamasco Italian Liberal Party 29.8%
16 Milan 2 Luigi Grassi Gastone Nencioni Italian Liberal Party Italian Social Movement 27.5% 8.4%
17 Milan 3 Lea Alcidi Boccacci Italo Viglianesi Italian Liberal Party Italian Democratic Socialist Party 21.4% 10.8%
18 Milan 4 Vincenzo Palumbo Edgardo Lami Starnuti Italian Liberal Party Italian Democratic Socialist Party 25.1% 9.8%
19 Milan 5 Ugo Bartesaghi Italian Communist Party 25.7%
20 Milan 6 Piero Montagnani Giuseppe Roda Italian Communist Party Italian Socialist Party 29.1% 21.2%
Results -- Constituencies
Lombardy elected its forth delegation to the Italian Senate on April 28, 1963. This election was a part of national Italian general election of 1963 even if, according to the Italian Constitution, every senatorial challenge in each Region is a single and independent race. Lombardy obtained twelve more seats to the Senate, following a constitutional reform. The election was won by the centrist Christian Democracy, as it happened at national level. Eight Lombard provinces gave a majority or at least a plurality to the winning party, while the agricultural Province of Pavia preferred the Italian Communist Party.