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Croatia 1995 Legislative Election
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Chamber
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House
of Representatives
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Date of Election
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October
29, 1995
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Type of Electoral
System
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Mixed
*
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Number of
Seats Available
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127
(including 4 for non-Serb minorities)
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| Length
of Legislative Term |
4
years
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Number
of Seats
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Percentage of Votes#
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| Croatian
Democratic Union (HDZ) |
75
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42.5
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| Joint
List Bloc |
18
|
18.3
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Croatian
Peasant Party (HSS) |
 |
10
|
 |
-
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| Istrian
Democratic Assembly (IDS) |
4
|
-
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| Croatian
National Party (HNS) |
2
|
-
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| Croatian
Christian Democratic Union (HKDU) |
1
|
-
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| Croatian
Party of Slavonia and Baranja (SBHS) |
1
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-
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| Croatian
Social-Liberal Party (HSLS) |
12
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11.6
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| Social
Democratic Party of Croatia - Party of Democratic Changes (SPH-SDP) |
10
|
8.9
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| Croatian
Party of Rights (HSP) |
4
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-
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| Croatian
Independent Democrats (HND) |
1
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-
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| Ethnic
minorities |
7
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-
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* 92 seats (including
12 for Croatian citizens abroad) were filled by proportional representation
from party lists receiving at least 5% of the vote (with thresholds of
8% and 11% applying respectively to alliances of 2 and of 3 or more parties).
28 were filled by majoritarian voting. In addition, the Serbian minority
was guaranteed 3 seats, with 4 seats filled by other minorities.
Source: Political
Handbook of the World 1999, Binghamton, NY: CSA Publications, 1999.
# Newspaper Archive.
| Population
Size |
4
499 000
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| Registered
Voters |
3
634 233
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Total Votes
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2
500 000
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Vote/Registered
Voter
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68.8%
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Spoilt Ballots
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3.3%
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Source: Voter
Turnout: Croatia. [Internet]. International IDEA. 18 March 2002.
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