Brazilian legislative election, 1990

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Parliamentary elections were held in Brazil on 3 October 1990,^[1] the first held under the 1988 constitution. The Brazilian Democratic Movement Party emerged as the largest party, winning 109 of the 502 seats in the Chamber of Deputies and 8 of the 31 seats in the Senate.

Results

Party	Votes	%	Seats	+/–
Brazilian Democratic Movement Party	7,798,653	19.3	109	–151
Liberal Front Party	5,026,474	12.4	83	–35
Workers' Party	4,128,052	10.2	35	+19
Democratic Labour Party	4,068,078	10.0	46	+22
Democratic Social Party	3,609,196	8.9	42	+9
Brazilian Social Democracy Party	3,515,809	8.7	37	New
National Reconstruction Party	3,357,091	8.3	41	New
Brazilian Labour Party	2,277,882	5.6	34	+17
Liberal Party	1,721,929	4.3	15	+9
Christian Democratic Party	1,205,506	3.0	22	+17
Brazilian Socialist Party	756,034	1.9	11	+10
Reform Labour Party	426,848	1.1	5	New
Brazilian Communist Party	388,654	1.0	3	0
Social Labour Party	373,986	1.0	2	New
Communist Party of Brazil	352,049	0.9	5	+2
Social Christian Party	342,079	0.8	5	+4
Party of National Mobilization	249,606	0.6	1	+1
Social Reform Party	243,231	0.6	4	New
Democratic Social Party	215,226	0.5	0	New
Progressive Republican Party	94,069	0.2	0	New
Labour Party of Brazil	78,358	0.2	0	New
Party of the Reconstruction of the National Order	12,464	0.0	0	New
Brazilian Ruralist Party	257,585	0.9	1	New
Labour Reforming Party			1	+1
National Community Party			0	0
Social Action Party			0	New
Liberating Solidarity Party			0	New
Democratic Party			0	New
Humanist Liberal Party			0	New
Workers' Nationalist Party			0	New
United Socialist Party			0	New
Progressive Action Party			0	New
Socialist Party			0	0
Brazilian Student Party			0	New
Brazilian Women's Party			0	New
Invalid/blank votes	31,442,144	–	–	–
Total	71,940,913	100	502	+15
Registered voters/turnout	83,820,558	85.8	–	–
Source: Nohlen

Party	%	Seats
Brazilian Democratic Movement Party		8
Liberal Front Party		8
Brazilian Labour Party		4
National Reconstruction Party		2
Christian Democratic Party		2
Social Democratic Party		2
Workers' Party		1
Democratic Labour Party		1
Brazilian Social Democracy Party		1
Liberal Party		1
Social Labour Party		1
Independents		1
Invalid/blank votes	–	–
Total		31
Registered voters/turnout		–
Source: Nohlen

↑ Nohlen, D (2005) Elections in the Americas: A data handbook, Volume II, p174 ISBN 978-0-19-928358-3

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