Croatian local elections, 1940

19 May 1940



Party	HSS	SDK	SDS
Coalition		HSS-SDS
Municipalities	425	106	27
Mandates	9,385	1,708	767

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The 1940 Croatian local elections were held in 625 municipalities of the Banovina of Croatia on 19 May 1940. The Croatian Peasant Party (HSS) won a majority in 425 municipalities. The Peasant-Democratic Coalition (SDK), a coalition of the HSS and the Independent Democratic Party (SDS), won 106 municipalities, the SDS won 27 municipalities, while the Yugoslav Radical Union (JRZ) won 20.^[1]^[2] The elections were not held in cities.

Election results

Political party		Mandates	Municipalities
	Croatian Peasant Party Hrvatska seljačka stranka	9,385	425
	Peasant-Democratic Coalition Seljačko demokratska koalicija	1,708	106
	Independent Democratic Party Samostalna demokratska stranka	767	27
	Croatian Peasant Party and Muslims Hrvatska seljačka stranka i Muslimani	149	4
	Yugoslav Radical Union Jugoslavenska radikalna zajednica	489	20
	Serb non-partisan list Vanstranačka srpska lista	262	18
	Other lists Ostale liste	316	25
Total		13,076	625

References

↑ Matković, Hrvoje (1999). Povijest Hrvatske Seljačke Stranke [History of the Croatian Peasant Party]. Pavičić. p. 414. ISBN 9789536308132.
↑ Hrvatsko jedinstvo, 1940, number 137

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