Slovenian parliamentary election, 1996

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Parliamentary elections were held in Slovenia on 10 November 1996.[1] The result was a victory for Liberal Democracy of Slovenia, which won 25 of the 90 seats. Party leader Janez Drnovsek was re-elected Prime Minister by the Parliament on 9 January 1997.

Results

Party Votes % Seats +/-
Liberal Democracy of Slovenia288,78327.0125+3
Slovenian People's Party207,18619.3819+9
Social Democratic Party of Slovenia172,47016.1316+12
Slovene Christian Democrats102,8529.6210-5
United List of Social Democrats96,5979.039-5
Democratic Party of Pensioners of Slovenia46,1524.325New
Slovenian National Party34,4223.224-8
Democratic Party of Slovenia28,6242.680-6
Greens of Slovenia18,8531.760-5
Slovenian Craftsmen and Entrepreneurial Party-Centrum Party12,3351.1500
Slovenian Forum11,3831.060New
Liberal Party7,9720.7500
National Labour Party5,8270.540New
Green Alternative of Slovenia5,6020.520New
Republican Association of Slovenia5,0710.4700
Communist Party of Slovenia5,0270.470New
Christian Social Union4,7670.450New
Slovenian National Right3,3270.310New
DEUS-LZS2,0250.190New
New Party1,1040.100New
Forward Slovenia8860.080New
Party for the Equality of Regions5410.050New
Independents7,3980.6900
Minority representatives--20
Invalid/blank votes67,007---
Total1,136,211 100900
Source: European Election Database, Parties and elections in Europe, National Electoral Committee
Vote share
LDS
 
27.01%
SLS
 
19.38%
SDSS
 
16.13%
SKD
 
9.62%
ZLSD
 
9.03%
DeSUS
 
4.32%
SNS
 
3.22%
DS
 
2.68%
ZS
 
1.76%
SOPS
 
1.15%
SF
 
1.06%
Others
 
4.63%
Parliamentary seats
LDS
 
27.78%
SLS
 
21.11%
SDSS
 
17.78%
SKD
 
11.11%
ZLSD
 
10.00%
DeSUS
 
5.56%
SNS
 
4.44%
Minorities
 
2.22%

References

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