1990_Prague_municipal_election

1990 Prague municipal election
All 76 seats in the Assembly; 39 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	64.3%
Mayor before election; Jaroslav Kořán; OF	Elected Mayor ; Jaroslav Kořán; OF

1990 Prague municipal election

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The 1990 Prague municipal election was held as part of 1990 Czech municipal elections. It was the first election since Velvet Revolution. Civic Forum led by Jaroslav Kořán won the election.^[2]

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Party	Vote	%Vote	Seats
Civic Forum	4,058,286	46.61%	38
Communist Party of Czechoslovakia	1,234,294	14.18%	11
Green Party	278,914	3.20%	9
Czechoslovak Social Democracy	484,484	5.56%	5
Czechoslovak People's Party	445,633	5.12%	3
Republican Union-Free Bloc	270,376	3.11%	3
Czechoslovak Socialist Party	147,630	1.70%	2
Club of Committed Non-Party Members	142,805	1.64%	2
Association of Independent Candidates	358,489	4.12%	1
Independent Candidates	267,478	3.07%	1
Christian Democratic Party	199,034	2.29%	1
National Social Party	194,691	2.24%	0
Liberal Democratic Party	158,535	1.80%	0
Czech-Slovak National Congress	104,241	1.20%	0
Other parties			0

1990 Prague municipal election