1990 Slovenian Presidential Election

8 April 1990 · Kučan's presidency · two-round vote

Milan Kučan (ZKS-SDP) was elected President of the Presidency in the second round on 22 April with 58.59% against Jože Pučnik on 41.41%, after leading the first round on 8 April with 44.43%. Turnout 83.05% in the first round and 76.85% in the second.

This was the vote for the President of the Presidency of the Socialist Republic of Slovenia, inside Yugoslavia. Voters also elected the four other members of the presidency (Ciril Zlobec, Ivan Oman, Matjaž Kmecl and Dušan Plut) by plurality at large. The row carries the President's two-round contest, in which Milan Kučan was elected on 22 April.

President before

Janez Stanovnik

ZKS-SDP

Elected President

Milan Kučan

ZKS-SDP

Winning share

58.6%

second round

Turnout

83.0%

second round 76.8%

The result

Milan Kučan
ZKS-SDP–SZDLS · 538,278 votes
58.59%
second round
Jože Pučnik
Social Democratic Party of Slovenia (DEMOS) · 322,706 votes
41.41%
second round
Ivan Kramberger
Independent · 224,162 votes
18.50%
first round
Marko Demšar
ZSMS-LS · 126,424 votes
10.43%
first round