Slovenian parliamentary election, 2000

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Parliamentary elections were held in Slovenia on 15 October 2000.^[1] The result was a victory for Liberal Democracy of Slovenia, which won 34 of the 90 seats. Following the election, Liberal Democracy leader Janez Drnovšek returned to the post of Prime Minister.

Results

Party	Votes	%	Seats	+/-
Liberal Democracy of Slovenia	390,306	36.26	34	+9
Slovenian Democratic Party	170,228	15.81	14	-2
United List of Social Democrats	130,079	12.08	11	+2
Slovenian People's Party-Slovene Christian Democrats	102,691	9.54	9	-20
New Slovenia	93,247	8.66	8	New
Democratic Party of Pensioners of Slovenia	55,634	5.17	4	-1
Slovenian National Party	47,214	4.39	4	0
Youth Party of Slovenia	46,674	4.34	4	New
Greens of Slovenia	9,691	0.90	0	0
Democratic Party of Slovenia	8,079	0.75	0	0
New Party	6,338	0.59	0	0
Voice of Slovenian Women	4,745	0.44	0	New
Forward Slovenia	3,300	0.31	0	0
Party of Democratic Action	3,208	0.30	0	New
Communist Party of Slovenia	1,945	0.18	0	0
Regional Party of Styria	7232	0.07	0	New
Independents	2,409	0.23	0	0
Minority representatives	-	-	2	0
Invalid/blank votes	37,650	-	-	-
Total	1,114,170	100	90	0
Source: European Election Database, Parties and elections in Europe, National Electoral Committee

Vote share

LDS			36.26%
SDSS			15.81%
ZLSD			12.08%
SLS			9.54%
NSi			8.66%
DeSUS			5.17%
SNS			4.39%
SMS			4.34%
ZS			0.90%
Others			3.76%

Parliamentary seats

LDS			37.78%
SDSS			15.56%
ZLSD			12.22%
SLS			10.00%
NSi			8.89%
DeSUS			4.44%
SNS			4.44%
SMS			4.44%
Minorities			2.22%

References

↑ Slovenia: Parliamentary Chamber: Drzavni Zbor Republike Slovenije: Elections held in 2000 Inter-Parliamentary Union

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