Croatian parliamentary election, 1913

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Croatian parliamentary elections were held on 16th and 17 December 1913. There were 209,618 eligible male voters. According to the census of December 31, 1910, the Kingdom of Croatia-Slavonia had a population of 2,621,954.

The Croatian parliament had been dissolved by ban Slavko Cuvaj on January 27, 1912. On April 4 Cuvaj suspended the constitution and the following day was proclaimed commissioner of the Kingdom. Over the couse of the following year two assassination attempts were made on Cuvaj, leading to his withdrawal as commissioner. Ivan Skerlecz was proclaimed ban on November 27, 1913 and called elections for the 16th and 17 December.

Results

e • d  Summary of the 16-17 December, 1913 Croatian Parliament (Hrvatski Sabor) election results

Parties and coalitions		Votes	Vote %	Seats	Seat %
Croat-Serb Coalition (Hrvatsko-srpska koalicija)		43,645	39.09	48	54.55
Croatian Independent Party (Hrvatska samostalna stranka)				(29)	32.95
Serb Independent Party (Srpska samostalna stranka)				(17)	19.32
Non-partisan Coalition-affiliated candidates (Kandidati koalicije izvan stranaka)				(2)	2.27
Christian-Social Party of Rights (Kršćansko-socijalna stranka prava)		15,834	14.18	9	10.23
Unionists out of the Party clubs/Old Magyarons (Unionisti izvan stranaka/Staromađaroni)		15,616	13.99	12	13.64
Starčević's Party of Rights (Starčevićeva stranka prava)		14,446	12.94	11	12.50
Croatian Peoples' Peasant Party (Hrvatska Pučka Seljačka Stranka)		13,024	11.66	3	3.41
Rightists out of the Party clubs (Pravaši izvan stranačkih klubova)		3,076	2.75	3	3.41
Independent Parliamentary Club/Osijek Group (Nezavisni saborski klub/Osječani)		2,153	1.93	2	2.27
Serb Peoples' Radical Party (Srpska Narodna Radikalna Stranka)		3,234	2.90	0	0.00
Social-Democratic Party (Socijal-demokratska stranka)		626	0.56	0	0.00
Total		111,654	100.00	88	100.00
Turnout		111,654	53.27
Registered Voters		209,618

Constituency	Elected Deputy	Party
Bakar	Makso Rošić
Biškupec	Josip Milković
Bjelovar	Josip Werklein
Bošnjaci	Đuro Šurmin
Brlog	Srđan Budisavljević
Brod	Vladimir Prebeg	Party of Rights
Cerna	Mirko Kutuzović
Čazma	Vinko Lovreković	Croatian Peoples' Peasant Party
Dalj	Josif Rajačić
Daruvar	Mijo Ettinger
Delnice	Fran Serafin Križ
Donja Stubica	Marko Novosel
Donji Miholjac	Franjo Poljak
Draganić	Gustav Modrušan
Dugo Selo	Marko Mileusnić
Đakovo	Ivan Ribar
Garčin	Dragutin Hrvoj
Glina	Nikola Ercegovac
Gospić	Vinko Krišković
Gračac	Đuro Miščević
Hercegovac	Većeslav Wilder
Hrtkovci	Giga Jović
Ilok	Gavro Manojlović
Irig	Anatolije Janković
Ivanec	Cezar Akačić
Jastrebarsko	Vojislav Kemf
Karlobag	Ivan Peršić
Karlovac	Edmund Lukinić
Karlovci	Lazar Sekulić
Klanjec	Dragutin Hrvoj
Kloštar	Petar Majer
Koprivnica	Stjepan Zagorac
Korenica	Svetozar Pribićević	Serb Independent Party
Kostajnica	Dušan Peleš
Krapina	Stjepan Cerovac
Križ	Ivo Frank	Christian-Social Party of Rights
Križevci	Fran Novak
Ludbreg	Stjepan Radić	Croatian Peoples' Peasant Party
Martinci	Stevan Simeonović
Mitrovica	Dušan Popović
Morović	Svetislav Šumanović
Našice	Teodor Pejacsevich
Nova Gradiška	Hinko Hinković
Novigrad	Tomo Jalžabetić	Croatian Peoples' Peasant Party
Novi Marof	Aleksandar Horvat
Novska	Josip Šilović
Nuštar	Mark Aurel Fodroczy
Ogulin	Vladimir Nikolić
Osijek I	Ante Pinterović
Osijek II	Ivan Rikard Ivanović
Otočac	Živko Petričić
Pakrac	Milenko Marković
Perušić	Stipe Vučetić
Petrinja	Aleksandar Badaj
Pisarovina	Franjo Kufrin
Plaški	Bogdan Medaković
Požega	Eduard Kurschner
Pregrada	Vuk Kiš
Ruma	Marko Pejačević
Samobor	Ante Pavelić, dentist
Selce	Bogoslav Mažuranić
Senj	Guido Hreljanović
Sisak	Grga Tuškan
Slatina	Franjo Zbierchowski
Slunj	Mato Polić
Srb	Petar Krajnović
Stara Pazova	Nikola Petrović
Sveti Ivan Zelina	Mile Starčević
Sveti Ivan Žabno	Stjepan Pavunić
Šid	Vitomir Korać?
Šimanovci	Svetislav Popović
Udbina	Pajo Obradović
Valpovo	Ivan Lorković
Varaždin	Ljubo Babić-Gjalski
Velika Gorica	Ivan Peršić
Vilić Selo	Ivan Zatluka
Vinkovci	Stjepan Tropsch
Virovitica	Aladar Jankovich
Vojnić	Vaso Muačević
Vrbovsko	Pero Magdić
Vrginmost	Bude Budisavljević
Vuka	Antun Mihalovich
Vukovar	Ivan Paleček
Zagreb I	Gjuro Šurmin	Croatian Independent Party
Zagreb II	Miroslav Kulmer	Croatian Independent Party
Zagreb III	Janko Holjac	Croatian Independent Party
Zemun	Aleksandar Rakodczay
Zlatar	Aurel Rauer

Sources

Branko Dubravica: Parliamentarni izbori u Hrvatskoj i Velikoj Gorici (1848.-1938.), Albatros, Velika Gorica 2004, pp. 189–190, ISBN 953-6127-48-2