1990 Bosnian House of Representatives Election

18 November 1990 · The republic Assembly · 130 seats, 66 for a majority

The Party of Democratic Action won 43 of the 130 seats in the Chamber of Citizens on 31.48%, ahead of the Serb Democratic Party on 34 and the Croatian Democratic Union on 21. It also won 43 of the 110 seats in the Chamber of Municipalities, which this row leaves out. Turnout 77.49%. Jure Pelivan replaced Marko Ćeranić as Prime Minister.

This is the 130-seat Chamber of Citizens only; the 110-seat Chamber of Municipalities is not in the series. The article says the election was marred by irregularities, with more votes than registered voters in Brčko, Doboj, Nevesinje and Sarajevo.

Chairman of the Council of Ministers before

Marko Ćeranić

SK BiH

Chairman of the Council of Ministers after

Jure Pelivan

HDZ BiH

Largest force

Party of Democratic Action

43 of 130 seats

Turnout

77.5%

The result

Party of Democratic Action
31.5% of votes
43
seats
Serb Democratic Party
26.1% of votes
34
seats
Croatian Democratic Union
16.1% of votes
21
seats
League of Communists
12.3% of votes
15
seats
Union of Reform Forces of Yugoslavia
8.9% of votes
12
seats
SSO–DSS–DSZ
1.8% of votes
2
seats
Democratic Socialist Alliance
1.4% of votes
1
seats
Muslim Bosniak Organisation
1.1% of votes
2
seats
Other parties
0.8% of votes
0
seats