1990 Brazilian legislative election

none Brazil 1968 1986 1994 3 October 1990 yes Chamber of Deputies 503 seats in the Chamber of Deputies PMDB 19.26 108 260 Liberal Front Party Jorge Bornhausen 12.41 83 118 Workers' Party (Brazil) Lula da Silva 10.19 35 16 Democratic Labour Party (Brazil) Leonel Brizola 10.04 46 24 Democratic Social Party Paulo Maluf 8.91 42 33 Brazilian Social Democracy Party Franco Montoro 8.68 38 new PRN Daniel Tourinho 8.29 40 new Brazilian Labour Party (current) 5.62 38 17 PL Alvaro Valle 4.25 16 6 Christian Democratic Party (Brazil) 2.98 22 5 Brazilian Socialist Party 1.87 11 1 PTR 1.05 2 new Brazilian Communist Party 0.96 3 3 PST 0.92 2 new Communist Party of Brazil 0.87 5 3 Social Christian Party (Brazil) 0.84 6 1 Party of National Mobilization 0.62 1 0 PRS #DD3333 0.60 4 new Social Democratic Party (Brazil, 1987) 0.53 1 new yes Senate 32 seats in the Senate yes yes Brazilian Democratic Movement Party 8 Liberal Front Party Jorge Bornhausen 8 Brazilian Labour Party (current) 4 PRN Daniel Tourinho 2 Christian Democratic Party (Brazil) 2 Democratic Social Party 2 Workers' Party (Brazil) Lula da Silva 1 Democratic Labour Party (Brazil) Leonel Brizola 1 Brazilian Social Democracy Party 1 PL Alvaro Valle 1 PST 1 Independents – 1 Legislative elections were held in Brazil on 3 October 1990,Dieter Nohlen (2005) Elections in the Americas: A data handbook, Volume II, p174 978-0-19-928358-3 the first held under the 1988 constitution. The Brazilian Democratic Movement Party emerged as the largest party, winning 108 of the 502 seats in the Chamber of Deputies and 8 of the 31 seats in the Senate. Allies of President Fernando Collor de Mello, elected the previous year, won a majority in both houses of Congress. However in September 1992, Collor's presidency came to an abrupt end when he resigned in a failed attempt to avoid impeachment on corruption charges. Results Chamber of Deputies Brazilian Democratic Movement Party 7798653 108 –152 Liberal Front Party 5026474 83 –35 Workers' Party 4128052 35 +19 Democratic Labour Party 4068078 46 +22 Democratic Social Party 3609196 42 +9 Brazilian Social Democracy Party 3515809 38 New National Reconstruction Party 3357091 40 New Brazilian Labour Party 2277882 38 +21 Liberal Party 1721929 16 +10 Christian Democratic Party 1205506 22 +17 Brazilian Socialist Party 756034 11 +10 Renovator Labour Party 426848 2 New Brazilian Communist Party 388564 3 0 Social Labour Party 373986 2 New Communist Party of Brazil 352049 5 +2 Social Christian Party 342079 6 +5 Party of National Mobilization 249606 1 +1 Social Reforms Party 243231 4 New #DD3333 Social Democratic Party 215226 1 New National Community Party 141453 0 0 Progressive Republican Party 94069 0 New Labour Party of Brazil 78358 0 New Social Action Party 42790 0 New Liberating Solidarity Party 27082 0 New Democratic Party 17102 0 New Party of the Reconstruction of the National Order 12464 0 New Humanist Liberal Party 10076 0 New Workers' Nationalist Party 8395 0 New United Socialist Party 3912 0 New Progressive Action Party 3669 0 New Socialist Party 2274 0 0 Brazilian Students' Party 638 0 New Brazilian Party of Women 194 0 New 31442144 +16 83820558 Nohlen, Marchetti Ferraz Júnior Senate Brazilian Democratic Movement Party 8 Liberal Front Party 8 Brazilian Labour Party 4 National Reconstruction Party 2 Christian Democratic Party 2 Democratic Social Party 2 Workers' Party 1 Democratic Labour Party 1 Brazilian Social Democracy Party 1 Liberal Party 1 Social Labour Party 1 Independents 1 Nohlen References Category:Parliamentary elections in Brazil Brazil Parliamentary Brazil Category:Election and referendum articles with incomplete results