Parliamentary election in Slovenia 1990

Parliamentary election in Slovenia 19901992 →

Result (in%)

 %

20th

10

0

17.3

14.5

13.0

12.6

9.5

8.9

7.4

5.4

3.5

7.9

SDP

LDS

SKD

SLS

DS

ZS

SDZS

SSS

LS

Otherwise.

Distribution of seats

          

A total of 80 seats

• SSS : 5
• SDP : 14
• CL : 8
• LDS : 12
• Otherwise: 2
• DS : 8
• LS : 3
• SKD : 11
• SLS : 11
• SDZS : 6

The 1990 parliamentary elections in Slovenia took place in April 1990. In the election, the members of the State Assembly were determined. It was the first free and democratic election of Slovenia within the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia .

All eligible voters could decide on 78 of the 80 seats in the State Assembly. Two seats were reserved for representatives of the Hungarian and Italian minorities.

Election result

The United List of Social Democrats (SDP) won the first free election with 17.3%. This made it the strongest party in parliament. The Liberal Democracy of Slovenia (LDS) came in second with 14.5%.

Result of the parliamentary elections in Slovenia in 1990

Political party		be right		Seats
		number	%
	Democratic Renewal Party (SDP)	186,928	17.3	14th
	Liberal Democracy of Slovenia (LDS)	156.843	14.5	12
	Slovenian Christian Democrats (SKD)	140.403	13.0	11
	Slovenian People's Party (SLS)	135,808	12.6	11
	Democratic Party of Slovenia (DS)	102.931	9.5	8th
	Green Slovenia (ZS)	95,640	8.9	8th
	Social Democratic Federation of Slovenia (SDZS)	79,951	7.4	6th
	Socialist Party of Slovenia (SSS)	58,082	5.4	5
	Liberal Party (LS)	38,269	3.5	3
	Minorities	-	-	2
	Others	-	7.9	-
total		-	100.0	80
Source:

Web links

• Official website of the National Electoral Commission (Slovenian, English, Italian, Hungarian)
• Official website of the State Assembly (Slovenian, English)

See also

• Elections in Slovenia
• Political system of Slovenia

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} Official result of the 1990 parliamentary elections, Statistical Yearbook of the Republic of Slovenia 1997 , PDF file (Slovenian, English)