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1990 Romanian general election

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1990 Romanian general election

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FieldValue
countryRomania
election_date20 May 1990
turnout86.20%
module{{Infobox election
embedyes
election_namePresidential election
typePresidential
previous_election1985 Romanian presidential election
previous_year1985
next_election1992 Romanian general election
next_year1992
image_size130x130px
image1Ion Iliescu - Sep 2003.jpg
nominee1**Ion Iliescu**
party1National Salvation Front (Romania)
popular_vote1**12,232,498**
percentage1**85.07%**
image2Radu Câmpeanu.jpg
nominee2Radu Câmpeanu
party2National Liberal Party (Romania)
popular_vote21,529,188
percentage210.64%
image3Ion Ratiu.jpg
nominee3Ion Rațiu
party3Christian Democratic National Peasants' Party
popular_vote3617,007
percentage34.29%
map_image1990 Romanian presidential election.svg
map_captionResults by county
**Iliescu:**
**Câmpeanu:**
titlePresident
before_electionIon Iliescu (provisional)
after_electionIon Iliescu
before_partyFSN
after_partyFSN
module{{Infobox legislative election
embedyes
election_nameAssembly of Deputies
previous_election[1985](1985-romanian-parliamentary-election)
next_election[1992](1992-romanian-general-election-parliament)
first_electionyes
seats_for_electionAll 396 seats in the Assembly of Deputies
party1National Salvation Front (Romania)
leader1Ion Iliescu
percentage166.31
seats1263
party2Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania
leader2Géza Domokos
percentage27.23
seats229
party3National Liberal Party (Romania)
leader3Radu Câmpeanu
percentage36.41
seats329
party4Ecological Movement of Romania
leader4Toma George Maiorescu
percentage42.62
seats412
party5Christian Democratic National Peasants' Party
leader5Corneliu Coposu
percentage52.56
seats512
party6Alliance for Romanian Unity
percentage62.12
seats69
party7Democratic Agrarian Party of Romania
leader7Victor Surdu
percentage71.83
seats79
party8Ecologist Party of Romania
leader8Otto Weber
percentage81.69
seats88
party9Romanian Socialist Democratic Party
leader9Cornel Nica
percentage91.05
seats95
party10Romanian Social Democratic Party (1990–2001)
leader10Sergiu Cunescu
percentage100.53
seats102
party11Democratic Group of the Centre
percentage110.48
seats112
party12Democratic Party of Labour
percentage120.38
seats121
party13Party of Free Change
leader13Ștefan Cazimir
percentage130.34
seats131
party14National Reconstruction Party of Romania
percentage140.32
seats141
party15Party of Young Free Democrats of Romania
percentage150.32
seats151
party16Liberal Union–Brătianu
percentage160.27
seats161
party17Minority parties
percentage170.99
seats1711
map1990 Romanian Chamber of Deputies election.svg
map_captionResults by county
module{{Infobox legislative election
embedyes
election_nameSenate
previous_election[1939](1939-romanian-general-election)
next_election[1992](1992-romanian-general-election-parliament)
first_electionyes
seats_for_electionAll 119 seats in the Senate
party1National Salvation Front (Romania)
leader1Ion Iliescu
percentage167.02
seats191
party19Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania
percentage197.20
seats1912
leader19Géza Domokos
party20National Liberal Party (Romania)
leader20Radu Câmpeanu
percentage207.06
seats2010
party21Christian Democratic National Peasants' Party
leader21Corneliu Coposu
seats211
percentage212.50
party22Ecological Movement of Romania
leader22Toma George Maiorescu
seats221
percentage222.45
party23Alliance for Romanian Unity
seats232
percentage232.15
party24Ecologist Party of Romania
leader24Otto Weber
seats241
percentage241.38
party25Independents
seats251
leader25Antonie Iorgovan
percentage253.06
map1990 Romanian Senate election.svg
map_captionResults by county
titlePrime Minister
posttitlePrime Minister-designate
before_electionPetre Roman
after_electionPetre Roman
before_partyNational Salvation Front (Romania)
after_partyNational Salvation Front (Romania)

Iliescu:
Câmpeanu:

General elections were held in Romania on 20 May 1990 to elect the President and members of Parliament. They were the first elections held after the overthrow of the communist regime six months earlier and the first free elections held in the country since 1937. It was also the first time the president had been directly elected,

The National Salvation Front (FSN), which had headed the interim government that took power after the overthrow of Nicolae Ceaușescu, won a decisive victory. Opposition parties performed well below expectations; none of them had the time or resources to present themselves as alternatives to the FSN. Interim President and FSN leader Ion Iliescu was elected for a full term with 85 percent of the vote. The FSN also won large majorities in both houses of Parliament, with 263 of the 395 seats in the Assembly of Deputies and 91 of the 118 seats in the Senate.

The United States State Department expressed concerns about organised violence and polling irregularities, but concluded that they had had no effect on the outcome and pronounced the elections free and fair.

To date, this is the only time since direct presidential elections were introduced in which a president was elected in a single round. Iliescu's 85 percent vote share also remains the highest for a direct presidential election.

Presidential candidates

NameLifespanPublic Administration ExperienceAffiliation and endorsementsAlma mater and professionCandidacy
Announcement dates
[[File:Ion Iliescu - Sep 2003.jpgx160px]]
**Ion Iliescu**Born:
(age )
Oltenița, Călărași County
Died , Bucharest**Acting President of Romania: 1989–election day**
President of Water Surfaces Management Council (1979–1984)
**Member of the State Council (full member: 1979–1980, observative: 1974–1979)**
President of Iași County Council (1974–1979)
Vice-president of Timiș County Council (1971–1974)
**Minister of Youth (1967–1971)**
Deputy (1957–1961, 1965–1973, 1975–1985)Affiliation: FSNEnergy Institute, Moscow State University (1954)
fluid mechanics engineer,
publishing house managerOfficial:
BEC filing:
[[File:Radu Câmpeanu.jpgx160px]]
**Radu Câmpeanu**Born:
(age )
Bucharest
Died , BucharestAffiliation: PNL
Endorsed by UDMR and PERFaculty of Law, University of Bucharest (1945)
Faculty of Economic Sciences, University of Bucharest (1947)
economistBEC filing:
[[File:Ion Ratiu.jpgx160px]]
**Ion Rațiu**Born:
(age )
Turda, Cluj County
Died: , LondonChancellor at Romanian Embassy in UK (1940)Affiliation: PNȚCD
Endorsed by: PSDRFaculty of Law, Babeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca (1938)
Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge (1943)
lawyer, economist, journalistOfficial:
BEC filing:

Results

President

File:Romanian presidential election 1990 - Iliescu.svg|Ion Iliescu File:Romanian presidential election 1990 - Campeanu.svg|Radu Câmpeanu File:Romanian presidential election 1990 - Ratiu.svg|Ion Rațiu File:Romanian presidential election 1990 - overview.svg|Overview

Parliament

Senate

Senate results

Assembly of Deputies

Assembly of Deputies results

References

References

  1. [[Dieter Nohlen]] & Philip Stöver (2010) ''Elections in Europe: A data handbook'', p1591 {{ISBN. 978-3-8329-5609-7
  2. [https://www.chicagotribune.com/1990/03/30/romanians-hope-free-elections-mark-revolutions-next-stage/ Romanians Hope Free Elections Mark Revolution's Next Stage]. ''[[Chicago Tribune]]''. 30 March 1990.
  3. the position having been previously elected by the legislature since it was introduced in 1974.[http://countrystudies.us/romania/66.htm Romania: Central Government] [[Library of Congress Country Studies]]
  4. (21 May 1990). "Front In Romania Seems Victorious In Free Elections". [[The New York Times]].
  5. (26 May 1990). "Romanian Election Is Valid Despite Flaws, U.S. Declares". [[The New York Times]].
  6. "Stiri.tvr.ro - Site-ul de stiri al TVR".
  7. (April 17, 2019). "17 aprilie 1990, data la care a fost depusă prima candidatură la alegerile prezidențiale din România după căderea lui Nicolae Ceaușescu".
  8. "Radu Câmpeanu, campanie mai mult afară decât în ţară".
  9. "Ion Raţiu – candidatul ţărănist la Preşedinţie".
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