1990 Serbian or Yugoslav Legislative Election
9 and 23 December 1990 · The Milošević years · 250 seats, 126 for a majority
Socialist Party of Serbia finished first with 194 of 250 seats on 48.1% of the vote. Turnout 71.4%. Dragutin Zelenović replaced Stanko Radmilović.
The Socialist Party controlled most television, radio and newspapers, Kosovo Albanians boycotted, and observers reported irregularities such as ballot stuffing and vote buying.
Prime Minister before
Stanko Radmilović
SPS
Prime Minister after
Dragutin Zelenović
SPS
Largest force
Socialist Party of Serbia
194 of 250 seats
Turnout
71.4%
The result
Socialist Party of Serbia
48.1% of votes
194
seats
Serbian Renewal Movement
16.5% of votes
19
seats
Democratic Party
7.8% of votes
7
seats
Democratic Fellowship of Vojvodina Hungarians
2.8% of votes
8
seats
Party of Democratic Action of Sandžak
1.8% of votes
3
seats
Union of Reform Forces of Yugoslavia for Vojvodina
1.6% of votes
2
seats
People's Peasant Party
1.4% of votes
1
seats
New Democracy – Movement for Serbia
1.4% of votes
0
seats
People's Radical Party
1.3% of votes
0
seats
Party of the Union of Peasants of Serbia
1.1% of votes
2
seats
Serbian National Renewal
0.8% of votes
0
seats
Serb Democratic Party
0.7% of votes
1
seats