1990 Croatian Parliamentary Election
22 and 23 April 1990 · Tuđman and the HDZ · 351 seats
Croatian Democratic Union finished first with 205 of 351 seats. Stjepan Mesić replaced Antun Milović.
A tricameral Sabor chosen in two rounds. The row counts the seats of all three chambers as one body: 351 of 356 seats were decided, and the source gives no single turnout or vote shares for the whole.
Prime Minister before
Antun Milović
SKH
Prime Minister after
Stjepan Mesić
HDZ
Largest force
Croatian Democratic Union
205 of 351 seats
Turnout
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The result
Croatian Democratic Union
205
seats
League of Communists of Croatia – Party of Democratic Changes
73
seats
SKH-SDP/SS-SSH joint candidates
17
seats
Coalition of People's Accord
11
seats
Croatian Democratic Party
10
seats
Serb Democratic Party
5
seats
Socialist Alliance-League of Socialists of Croatia
4
seats
SKH/SS-SSH/SSOH joint candidates
3
seats
HDZ/HSS joint candidates
2
seats
SKH/SS-SSH/SSOH/SUBNOR joint candidates
2
seats
League of Socialist Youth of Croatia
1
seats
Association of Independent Entrepreneurs of Đurđevac
1
seats