1990 Brazilian parliamentary election explained
| Country: | Brazil |
| Previous Election: | 1986 |
| Next Election: | 1994 |
| Election Date: | 3 October 1990 |
| Module: | | Embed: | yes | | Election Name: | Chamber of Deputies | | Seats For Election: | 503 seats in the Chamber of Deputies | | Party1: | PMDB | | Leader1: | Fernando Henrique Cardoso | | Percentage1: | 19.26 | | Seats1: | 108 | | Last Election1: | 260 | | Party2: | Liberal Front Party | | Leader2: | Jorge Bornhausen | | Percentage2: | 12.41 | | Seats2: | 83 | | Last Election2: | 118 | | Party3: | Workers' Party (Brazil) | | Leader3: | Lula da Silva | | Percentage3: | 10.19 | | Seats3: | 35 | | Last Election3: | 16 | | Party4: | Democratic Labour Party (Brazil) | | Leader4: | Leonel Brizola | | Percentage4: | 10.04 | | Seats4: | 46 | | Last Election4: | 24 | | Party5: | Democratic Social Party | | Leader5: | Paulo Maluf | | Percentage5: | 8.91 | | Seats5: | 42 | | Last Election5: | 33 | | Party6: | Brazilian Social Democracy Party | | Leader6: | Franco Montoro | | Percentage6: | 8.68 | | Seats6: | 38 | | Last Election6: | new | | Party7: | PRN | | Leader7: | Daniel Tourinho | | Percentage7: | 8.29 | | Seats7: | 40 | | Last Election7: | new | | Party8: | Brazilian Labour Party (current) | | Percentage8: | 5.62 | | Seats8: | 38 | | Last Election8: | 17 | | Party9: | PL | | Leader9: | Alvaro Valle | | Percentage9: | 4.25 | | Seats9: | 16 | | Last Election9: | 6 | | Party10: | Christian Democratic Party (Brazil) | | Percentage10: | 2.98 | | Seats10: | 22 | | Last Election10: | 5 | | Party11: | Brazilian Socialist Party | | Percentage11: | 1.87 | | Seats11: | 11 | | Last Election11: | 1 | | Party12: | PTR | | Percentage12: | 1.05 | | Seats12: | 2 | | Last Election12: | new | | Party13: | Brazilian Communist Party | | Leader13: | Solomon Malina | | Percentage13: | 0.96 | | Seats13: | 3 | | Last Election13: | 3 | | Party14: | PST | | Percentage14: | 0.92 | | Seats14: | 2 | | Last Election14: | new | | Party15: | Communist Party of Brazil | | Percentage15: | 0.87 | | Seats15: | 5 | | Last Election15: | 3 | | Party16: | Social Christian Party (Brazil) | | Percentage16: | 0.84 | | Seats16: | 6 | | Last Election16: | 1 | | Party17: | Party of National Mobilization | | Percentage17: | 0.62 | | Seats17: | 1 | | Last Election17: | 0 | | Party18: | PRS | | Color18: | - DD3333
| | Percentage18: | 0.60 | | Seats18: | 4 | | Last Election18: | new | | Party19: | Social Democratic Party (Brazil, 1987) | | Percentage19: | 0.53 | | Seats19: | 1 | | Last Election19: | new | | Module: | | Embed: | yes | | Election Name: | Senate | | Seats For Election: | 32 seats in the Senate | | First Election: | yes | | Nopercentage: | yes | | Party1: | Brazilian Democratic Movement Party | | Leader1: | Fernando Henrique Cardoso | | Seats1: | 8 | | Party22: | Liberal Front Party | | Leader22: | Jorge Bornhausen | | Seats22: | 8 | | Party23: | Brazilian Labour Party (current) | | Leader23: | Jorge Bornhausen | | Seats23: | 4 | | Party24: | PRN | | Leader24: | Daniel Tourinho | | Seats24: | 2 | | Party25: | Christian Democratic Party (Brazil) | | Seats25: | 2 | | Party26: | Democratic Social Party | | Seats26: | 2 | | Party27: | Workers' Party (Brazil) | | Leader27: | Lula da Silva | | Seats27: | 1 | | Party28: | Democratic Labour Party (Brazil) | | Leader28: | Leonel Brizola | | Seats28: | 1 | | Party29: | Brazilian Social Democracy Party | | Leader29: | Franco Montoro | | Seats29: | 1 | | Party30: | PL | | Leader30: | Alvaro Valle | | Seats30: | 1 | | Party31: | PST | | Seats31: | 1 | | Party32: | Independents | | Leader32: | – | | Seats32: | 1 |
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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 108 of the 502 seats in the Chamber of Deputies and 8 of the 31 seats in the Senate.
Results
Senate
Notes and References
- [Dieter Nohlen]
