1992 Kresimirian Assembly Election

The 1992 Kresimirian Assembly Election was a landmark contest that produced one of the most significant political realignments in the Republic’s history. The election was defined by the extraordinary resurgence of the Civic Renewal Front (CRF) under the long-serving leader Mia Marija Pavlovic. After languishing for two decades, the CRF doubled its representation, surging from three to six seats.

This result created a hung Assembly, with the CRF tying the ruling Blue Dawn (BD) party for the first time. It marked the closest that Blue Dawn - and its predecessor, the RPP - had ever come to not being the sole largest party in the Assembly since the founding of the Republic. The election also saw the entry of several new faces who would dominate politics for the next generation, including future CRF leader Boj Volansky. The result was a stunning success for Pavlovic and a major blow to Blue Dawn leader Ljubo Sanjakorin, whose party fell to its lowest-ever seat count.

Despite the CRF tying Blue Dawn with 6 seats, Ljubo Sanjakorin retained the position of Chair of the Assembly. He secured a working majority by forming a “Confidence and Supply” agreement with the regionalist Northern Power senators, denying Mia Marija Pavlovic the leadership.

Resulting Assembly Makeup

Newly elected Senators’ names are highlighted in bold. If a seat was won by a different party, or a Senator changed their party affiliation from the previous election, the party will be highlighted in bold.

National Results

The following percentages represent each party’s share of the national vote, calculated as the average vote share across all ten districts (each district representing 10% of the population).

Breakdown by District

District I (Sinj)

Ante Brov (BD) did not run for re-election.

District II (Kakerovecska)

District III (Pologradska)

Filip Danijel Janes (BD) did not run for re-election.

District IV (Severnivaraje)

Ilja Brasic (NP) did not run for re-election.

District V (Moskiprovac)

Mlada Wrba (BD) lost their seat after the Vijrje Restoration Scandal.

District VI (Viskogorje)

Haret Trn (VJ) lost their seat.

District VII (Ravna Skrad)

Ante Dumanovic (BD) did not run for re-election.

District VIII (Zahodecelska)

Neither Radan Vlaev (CRF) nor Dalibor Pralinovic (NP) ran for re-election.

The election saw the rise of Misko Maretic (Vjetrusa). At just 23 years old, the former youth activist capitalized on the CRF’s failure to connect with rural voters. He secured 36.1% of the vote, entering the Assembly as a firebrand nationalist who would go on to shape the party’s future.

District IX (Decelska)

Dorde Palic (BD) lost their seat.

District X (Moraviskameja)

Stipe Seitz (BLF) did not run for re-election.