Slovenian presidential election, 1992

6 December 1992



Nominee	Milan Kučan	Ivo Bizjak
Party	Independent	SKD
Popular vote	795,012	262,847
Percentage	63.93%	21.14%

President before election

Milan Kučan
Independent

Elected President

Milan Kučan
Independent

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Presidential elections were held in Slovenia on 6 December 1992. The result was a victory for incumbent Milan Kučan, who won 63.93% of the vote. Voter turnout was 85.78%.^[1]

Results

Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Milan Kučan	Independent	795,012	63.93
Ivan Bizjak	Slovene Christian Democrats (SKD)	262,847	21.14
Jelko Kacin	Regional Party of Styria (DS)	90,711	7.29
Stanislav Buser	Slovenian People's Party (SLS)	24,051	1.93
Darja Lavtižar-Bebler	Socialist Party of Slovenia (SSS)	22,691	1.82
Alenka Žagar-Slana	ND	21,603	1.74
Ljubo Sirc	Liberal Democracy of Slovenia (LDS)	18,774	1.51
France Tomšič	Social Democratic Party of Slovenia (SDSS)	7,849	0.63
Invalid/blank votes		35,817	-
Total		1,279,355	100
Source: European Elections Database

References

↑ Dataset: Slovenia: Presidential Election 1992 European Elections Database

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