Croatian parliamentary election, 1908

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Croatian parliamentary elections were held on February 27 and 28, 1908. The elections were called early under ban Pavao Rauch.

Results

Party	Seats	Votes
Croat-Serb coalition	56	18,858
Party of Rights	24	9,254
Serbian People's Radical Party	1	3,006
Constitutional Party	0	1,729
Social-Democrats	0	837
Non-partisan candidates	0	2,021
Total		35,705

Constituency	Elected Deputy	Party
Zagreb I	Gjuro Šurmin	Croat-Serb coalition
Zagreb II	Miroslav Kulmer	Croat-Serb coalition
Zagreb III	Ivan Peršić	Starčević's Party of Rights