1990 Brazilian parliamentary election

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Chamber of Deputies

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503 seats in the Chamber of Deputies
| Party  | Leader  | Vote %  | Seats  | +/–

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| PMDB | Fernando Henrique Cardoso | 19.26  | 108  | −152
| PFL | Jorge Bornhausen | 12.41  | 83  | −35
| PT | Lula da Silva | 10.19  | 35  | +19
| PDT | Leonel Brizola | 10.04  | 46  | +22
| PDS | Paulo Maluf | 8.91  | 42  | +9
| PSDB | Franco Montoro | 8.68  | 38  | New
| PRN | Daniel Tourinho | 8.29  | 40  | New
| PTB |  | 5.62  | 38  | +21
| PL | Alvaro Valle | 4.25  | 16  | +10
| PDC |  | 2.98  | 22  | +17
| PSB |  | 1.87  | 11  | +10
| PTR |  | 1.05  | 2  | New
| PCB | Solomon Malina | 0.96  | 3  | 0
| PST |  | 0.92  | 2  | New
| PCdoB |  | 0.87  | 5  | +2
| PSC |  | 0.84  | 6  | +5
| PMN |  | 0.62  | 1  | +1
| PRS |  | 0.60  | 4  | New
| PSD |  | 0.53  | 1  | New

This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

Senate

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32 seats in the Senate
| Party  | Leader  | Seats

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| MDB | Fernando Henrique Cardoso | 8
| PFL | Jorge Bornhausen | 8
| PTB | Jorge Bornhausen | 4
| PRN | Daniel Tourinho | 2
| PDC |  | 2
| PDS |  | 2
| PT | Lula da Silva | 1
| PDT | Leonel Brizola | 1
| PSDB | Franco Montoro | 1
| PL | Alvaro Valle | 1
| PST |  | 1
| Independents | –  | 1

This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

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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

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### Chamber of Deputies

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Party| Votes| %| Seats| +/–

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| Brazilian Democratic Movement Party| 7,798,653| 19.26| 108| –152
| Liberal Front Party| 5,026,474| 12.41| 83| –35
| Workers' Party| 4,128,052| 10.19| 35| +19
| Democratic Labour Party| 4,068,078| 10.04| 46| +22
| Democratic Social Party| 3,609,196| 8.91| 42| +9
| Brazilian Social Democracy Party| 3,515,809| 8.68| 38| New
| National Reconstruction Party| 3,357,091| 8.29| 40| New
| Brazilian Labour Party| 2,277,882| 5.62| 38| +21
| Liberal Party| 1,721,929| 4.25| 16| +10
| Christian Democratic Party| 1,205,506| 2.98| 22| +17
| Brazilian Socialist Party| 756,034| 1.87| 11| +10
| Renovator Labour Party| 426,848| 1.05| 2| New
| Brazilian Communist Party| 388,564| 0.96| 3| 0
| Social Labour Party| 373,986| 0.92| 2| New
| Communist Party of Brazil| 352,049| 0.87| 5| +2
| Social Christian Party| 342,079| 0.84| 6| +5
| Party of National Mobilization| 249,606| 0.62| 1| +1
| Social Reforms Party| 243,231| 0.60| 4| New
| Social Democratic Party| 215,226| 0.53| 1| New
| National Community Party| 141,453| 0.35| 0| 0
| Progressive Republican Party| 94,069| 0.23| 0| New
| Labour Party of Brazil| 78,358| 0.19| 0| New
| Social Action Party| 42,790| 0.11| 0| New
| Liberating Solidarity Party| 27,082| 0.07| 0| New
| Democratic Party| 17,102| 0.04| 0| New
| Party of the Reconstruction of the National Order| 12,464| 0.03| 0| New
| Humanist Liberal Party| 10,076| 0.02| 0| New
| Workers' Nationalist Party| 8,395| 0.02| 0| New
| United Socialist Party| 3,912| 0.01| 0| New
| Progressive Action Party| 3,669| 0.01| 0| New
| Socialist Party| 2,274| 0.01| 0| 0
| Brazilian Students' Party| 638| 0.00| 0| New
| Brazilian Party of Women| 194| 0.00| 0| New
Total| 40,498,769| 100.00| 503| +16
Valid votes| 40,498,769| 56.29|
Invalid/blank votes| 31,442,144| 43.71|
Total votes| 71,940,913| 100.00|
Registered voters/turnout| 83,820,558| 85.83|
Source: Nohlen, Marchetti Ferraz Júnior

### Senate

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Party| Seats

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| 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
Total| 32
Source: Nohlen

## References

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1. ^ Dieter Nohlen (2005) Elections in the Americas: A data handbook, Volume II, p174 ISBN 978-0-19-928358-3

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