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1990 Estonian Supreme Soviet election

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who was running under the Free Estonia banner, won 27 seats. The anti-independence, pro-Moscow "Joint Soviet of Work Collectives", representing mostly the ethnic Russian immigrant minority in Estonia, won 25 seats. During its first session, the new legislature elected the former
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between the outgoing Communist local officials, who sought a system that favored their popular names over their unpopular party brand, and the principle of proportional representation favored by the new parties.
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on 18 March 1990. Altogether 392 candidates ran for the Soviet-style legislature's 105 seats, of which four were pre-allocated to the military districts of the Soviet Army. The pro-independence
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The local elections three months earlier, in December 1989, were also held under STV, and served as a dress rehearsal with the electoral law finally enacted on 4 December 1989.
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Members of the Supreme Soviet were elected in 42 single-member or multi-member constituencies. In the former constituencies deputies were elected by
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in 1989, and gave conferences on the topic. STV was not, however, Taagepera's own preference, but was rather the result of a consensus driven by
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as its chairman, allowing him to stay as the nominal leader of Estonia (real powers mostly lay with the prime minister).
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Eesti NSV / Eesti Vabariigi Ülemnõukogu XII koosseis. Eesti Rahvusraamatukogu, 29.03.1990–29.09.1992. Tallinn, 2013
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The choice of STV was the result of a debate on voting systems led by the influential
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The elected parliament made some of the most important decisions in the modern
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Silver, Brian D.; Titma, Mikk (1996). "Support for an Independent Estonia".
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List of members of the Supreme Council of the Republic of Estonia, 1990–1992
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won the plurality (43 seats). The coalition of the reformed
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Grofman, Bernard; Mikkel, Evald; Taagepera, Rein (1999).
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Elections in the Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic
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Index

1985
1992
Supreme Soviet


Edgar Savisaar
Vaino Väljas
Popular Front
Communist Party of Estonia – Free Estonia
Joint Soviet of Work Collectives
Chairman of the Council of Ministers
Indrek Toome
CPSU
Prime Minister
Edgar Savisaar
Popular Front
Estonian SSR
Popular Front
Estonian communists
Indrek Toome
Communist Party
Arnold RĂĽĂĽtel
Estonian history
first-past-the-post
single transferable vote
Estonian
Rein Taagepera
Edasi
Peet Kask
Soviet Armed Forces

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