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1990 Austrian legislative election

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none Austria state parliamentary 1986 Austrian legislative election 1986 1994 Austrian legislative election 1994 All 183 seats in the National Council 92 7 October 1990 SPÖ Presse und Kommunikation 52 (7534272276) (cropped).jpg Franz Vranitzky Social Democratic Party of Austria 43.12%, 80 seats 80 0 2,012,787 42.78% 0.34pp Josef Riegler Steiermark (cropped 2).jpg Josef Riegler Austrian People's Party 41.29%, 77 seats 60 17 1,508,600 32.06% 9.23pp Haider, Jörg (cropped).jpg Jörg Haider Freedom Party of Austria 9.73%, 18 seats 33 15 782,648 16.63% 6.90pp Johannes Voggenhuber (cropped).jpg Johannes Voggenhuber The Greens – The Green Alternative 4.82%, 8 seats 10 2 225,084 4.78% 0.04pp 350px Seats won by state 350px Popular vote by state Chancellor Franz Vranitzky Social Democratic Party of Austria Franz Vranitzky Social Democratic Party of Austria Parliamentary elections were held in Austria on 7 October 1990.Dieter Nohlen & Philip Stöver (2010) Elections in Europe: A data handbook, p196 978-3-8329-5609-7 The Social Democratic Party won the most seats, and retained the grand coalition with the Austrian People's Party. Voter turnout was 86%.Nohlen & Stöver, p216 Results Socialist Party of Austria 2012787 80 0 Austrian People's Party 1508600 60 –17 Freedom Party of Austria 782648 33 +15 Green Alternative–Freda Meissner-Blau List 225084 10 +2 United Greens of Austria 92277 0 0 Alliance of Welfare Beneficiaries 35833 0 New Communist Party of Austria 25682 0 0 Christian Electoral Community 9263 0 New Christian Democratic Party 6194 0 New Grey Austrians' Election Platform 3996 0 New Fritz Georg 2530 0 New 143847 5628912 0 Nohlen & Stöver File:1990 Austrian Nationalrat.svg Results by state State SPÖ ÖVP FPÖ GRÜNE Others Burgenland 49.9101666906962 1 35.3843423869043 1 11.0744507414021 1 2.49592422948529 1 1.13511595151219 1 Carinthia 46.1158172162557 1 18.5010130197017 1 30.2839276946606 1 2.99898980208022 1 2.10025226730176 1 Lower Austria 42.4883686510209 1 39.0688914772081 1 12.2481483149827 1 3.26900430504701 1 2.92558725174122 1 Upper Austria 42.0281988166097 1 33.2830725426557 1 16.0443752520893 1 4.12691352254008 1 4.51743986610525 1 Salzburg 37.8301793246531 1 32.1277926515793 1 20.5479661029877 1 7.27939101317285 1 2.214670907607 1 Styria 43.3313000333294 1 33.1784252196279 1 16.8278004515184 1 3.94091272112138 1 2.72156157440306 1 Tyrol 30.5135678258208 1 40.704542127467 1 17.1392448862805 1 6.32703850095154 1 5.31560665948018 1 Vorarlberg 28.8475935119063 1 40.3567920571292 1 17.1679630465369 1 5.24516180413603 1 8.38248958029149 1 Vienna 50.6985303078311 1 21.0931292500427 1 15.7281435082503 1 7.62387579516927 1 4.85632113870677 1 Austria 42.78 1 32.06 1 16.63 1 4.78 1 3.73600340411495 1 Source: Institute for Social Research and Consulting (SORA)Institute for Social Research and Consulting (SORA) National election results Austria 1919 - 2017 (OA edition) Austrian Social Science Data Archive (AUSSDA) 2019-07-24 de 10.11587/EQUDAL free References Category:Legislative elections in Austria Legislative Austria Austria