Slovenian parliamentary election, 1992

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Parliamentary elections were held in Slovenia on 6 and 10 December 1992. The result was a victory for Liberal Democracy of Slovenia, which won 22 of the 90 seats.^[1] Party leader Janez Drnovsek was re-elected Prime Minister by the Parliament on 12 January 1993.

Results

Party	Votes	%	Seats	+/-
Liberal Democracy of Slovenia	278,851	23.5	22	+10
Slovene Christian Democrats	172,424	14.5	15	+4
United List of Social Democrats	161,349	13.6	14	0
Slovenian National Party	119,091	10.0	12	New
Slovenian People's Party	103,300	8.7	10	-1
Democratic Party of Slovenia	59,487	5.0	6	-2
Greens of Slovenia	44,019	3.7	5	-3
Social Democratic Party of Slovenia	39,675	3.3	4	-2
Socialist Party of Slovenia	32,696	2.8	0	-5
National Democrats-Slovenian Party	25,852	2.2	0
Slovenian Craftsmen and Entrepreneurial Party	18,965	1.6	0
Liberal Party	18,069	1.5	0	-3
Liberal Democratic Party of Slovenia	16,892	1.4	0
Party of Independence	16,178	1.4	0
Christian Socialists-Free Party	13,592	1.1	0
Association for Primorska Region	10,059	0.8	0
DEMOS	9,143	0.8	0
Stajerska Demokratska Krscanska Stranka	8,022	0.7	0
Party of Ecological Movement of Slovenia	7,360	0.6	0
Movement for Democracy	6,707	0.6	0
Zruzenje "SMER" Slovenije	6,674	0.6	0
Republican Association of Slovenia	5,378	0.5	0
IDZ	1125	0.1	0
Regional Party of Styria	912	0.1	0
Zeleno Gibanje Obcine Ljibljana Moste Polje	708	0.1	0
Independents	11,850	1.0	0
Minority representatives	-	-	2	0
Total	1,188,378	100	90	+10
Source: European Election Database, Parties and elections in Europe

Vote share

LDS			23.46%
SKD			14.51%
SDP			13.58%
SNS			10.02%
SLS			8.69%
DS			5.01%
ZS			3.70%
SDSS			3.34%
SSS			2.75%
NDiSGS			2.18%
SOPS			1.60%
LS			1.52%
LDSS			1.42%
SN			1.36%
KS-DS-NSS			1.14%
Others			5.72%

Parliamentary seats

LDS			24.44%
SKD			16.67%
SDP			15.56%
SNS			13.33%
SLS			11.11%
DS			6.67%
ZS			5.56%
SDSS			4.44%
Minorities			2.22%

References

↑ Slovenia: Parliamentary Chamber: Drzavni Zbor Republike Slovenije: Elections held in 1992 Inter-Parliamentary Union

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