Serbian general election, 1990

Serbian parliamentary election, 1990
Socialist Republic of Serbia
9 and 23 December 1990
Turnout 71.49%

Party Leader % Seats
SPS Slobodan Milošević 46.09 194
SPO Vuk Drašković 15.79 19
DS Dragoljub Mićunović 7.45 7
VMDK András Ágoston 2.64 8
SDA Sandžaka Sulejman Ugljanin 1.67 3
SRSJ Ante Marković 1.43 2
NSS Dragan Veselinov 1.35 1
SSS Milomir Babić 1.05 2
SDS 0.65 1
UJDI Branko Horvat 0.50 1
DSHV Bela Tonković 0.47 1
PVD 0.44 1
SJ 0.43 1
DRSM 0.07 1
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Prime Minister before Prime Minister after
Stanko Radmilović
SPS		 Dragutin Zelenović
SPS
Serbian presidential election, 1990
9 December 1990

 
Candidate Slobodan Milošević Vuk Drašković Ivan Đurić
Party SPS SPO SRSJ-UJDI
Popular vote 3,285,799 824,674 277,398
Percentage 65.34% 16.40% 5.52%
President before election

Slobodan Milošević
(President of the Presidency)
SKS

 Elected President

Slobodan Milošević
SPS

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General elections were held in the Republic of Serbia, a constituent federal unit of SFR Yugoslavia, in December 1990. The presidential elections and the first round of the parliamentary elections were held on 9 December, whilst a second round of the parliamentary elections was held on 23 December.

Slobodan Milošević of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) won the presidential elections, whilst the SPS won 194 of the 250 seats in the National Assembly. Opposition parties accused the SPS of voting irregularities.[1]

Results

President

Candidate Party Votes %
Slobodan MiloševićSocialist Party of Serbia3,285,79965.34
Vuk DraškovićSerbian Renewal Movement824,67416.40
Ivan ĐurićUJDI–SRSJ277,3985.52
Sulejman UgljaninParty of Democratic Action109,4562.18
Vojislav ŠešeljCitizen's Group96,2771.91
Blažo PerovićJU Bloc57,4201.14
Slobodan MatićAlliance of All Serbs of the World28,9780.58
Dragan JovanovićGreen Party22,4580.45
Ljuben Alen AleksovCitizen's Group19,1230.38
Ljubomir GrujićCitizen's Group17,6750.35
Milan LazarevićCitizen's Group11,0340.22
Tihomir ŽivanovićCitizen's Group9,8920.20
Jovan KoprivicaCitizen's Group9,6770.19
Miodrag GojkovićParty of Independent Businessmen "Zapis"9,2620.18
Tomislav KrsmanovićMovement for the Defense of Human Rights in Yugoslavia8,0950.16
Živan HaravanParty of Social Justice7,7910.15
Velimir CvetićSocial Democratic Party of Yugoslavia6,5750.13
Milan MladenovićCitizen's Group6,4590.13
Miroslav VeselinovićCitizen's Group6,1800.12
Nikola BarovićCitizen's Group5,3550.11
Predrag VuletićLiberal Party5,0190.10
Ratomir VojvodićCitizen's Group4,4140.09
Ljiljana ĆuićCitizen's Group3,4250.07
Milorad RadovićCitizen's Group3,4250.07
Saša GoranciCitizen's Group3,4090.07
Nikola ŠećeroskiCitizen's Group3,1680.06
Čedomir NešićCitizen's Group2,5530.05
Slobodan RankovićCitizen's Group2,4250.05
Radivoje ŠarenacCitizen's Group1,9180.04
Jovan StojkovićCitizen's Group1,1540.02
Miomir TošićCitizen's Group9040.02
Hercen RadonjićCitizen's Group8470.02
Invalid/blank votes169,461–
Total5,029,123100
Registered voters/turnout7,033,61071.50

National Assembly

 Summary of the 9—23 December 1990 Serbian parliamentary election results
Parties Votes % +/- Seats +/-
Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) 2,320,587 46.09 194
Serbian Renewal Movement (SPO) 794,789 15.79 19
Democratic Party (DS) 374,887 7.45 7
Democratic Fellowship of Vojvodina Hungarians (DVZM) 132,726 2.64 8
Party of Democratic Action of Sandžak (SDA) 84,156 1.67 3
Union of Reform Forces (SRSJ) 71,865 1.43 2
People's Peasant Party (NSS) 68,045 1.35 1
Peasants Party of Serbia (SSS) 52,663 1.05 2
Serbian Democratic Party (SDS) 32,927 0.65 1
Association for Yugoslav Democratic Initiative (UJDI) 24,982 0.50 1
Democratic Alliance of Croats in Vojvodina (DSH) 23,630 0.47 1
Party for Democratic Action (PDD) 21,998 0.44 1
Party of Yugoslavs (SJ) 21,784 0.43 1
Democratic Reform Party of Muslims (DRSM) 3,432 0.07 1
Citizens' Groups 456,318 9.06 -
Others 341,732 6.79 -
Total 5,034,440 250

Seats

  SPS  (194)
  SPO  (19)
  DS  (7)
  Minor parties  (7)

References

  1. ↑ Ex-Communist Chief Takes The Lead in Serbia's Election New York Times, 10 December 1990
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