June 5, 1956
Special Election
Special Election to fill the vacancies created by the resignations of Assemblymen Daniel J. Creedon (AD-25), G. Delbert Morris (AD-63) and LeRoy E. Lyon Jr. (AD-75) and the vacancy caused by the death of Assemblyman Roscoe L. Patterson (AD-35).
Morris resigned after being sentenced to prison.
| AD-25 | |||
| Louis Francis | Republican | 52% | Win |
| W. Howard Hartley | Democratic | 48% | Loss |
| AD-35 | |||
| Howard Chittenden | Democratic | 21.3% | Loss |
| Myron H. Frew | Democratic | 38.6% | Loss |
| Domer F. Power | Republican | 40.1% | Win |
| AD-63 | |||
| Don A. Allen Sr. | Democratic | 36.9% | Win |
| Sam Jonas | Republican | 29.1% | Loss |
| Louis J. Jones | Republican | 8.6% | Loss |
| George L. Thomas | Democratic | 25.4% | Loss |
| AD-75 | |||
| Richard T. Hanna | Democratic | 43.3% | Win |
| Willard M. Hanzlik | Republican | 20.5% | Loss |
| Charles Thompson Hindley | Republican | 6.3% | Loss |
| George Timothy Kellogg | Republican | 19.2% | Loss |
| Dave McGrew | Republican | 2.5% | Loss |
| Jess W. Pickett | Republican | 8.3% | Loss |