1958 Yugoslavian parliamentary election

Parliamentary elections were held in March 1958 in Yugoslavia. Elections to the Federal Council were held on 23 March,[1] whilst the Producers' Council was elected on 30 March, with the two councils forming the bicameral Federal People's Assembly.[2]

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Almost all candidates ran unopposed, with only six of the 301 seats in the Federal Council having been contested by more than one candidate.[2] Around 40% of the candidates for the Federal Council and 80% of candidates for the Producers' Council were running for the first time.[2]

References

"Yugoslavia At The Polls", The Times, 24 March 1958
"Limited Choice For Voters In Yugoslavia", The Times, 22 March 1958

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See also: elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina Croatia Kosovo North Macedonia Montenegro Serbia Serbia & Montenegro Slovenia

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