Czech legislative election, 2002

  • KSČM: 41
  • CSSD: 70
  • KDU: 31
  • ODS: 58

The parliamentary elections in the Czech Republic in 2002 was held on 14 and 15 June 2002. In selecting the members of the House of Representatives were re-determined.

Electoral system

The House of Representatives was elected by proportional representation method. There was a minimum threshold of 5 %. The legislature was 4 years.

Participating parties

To select occurred in a total of 29 different parties.

Election result

  • Czech Social Democratic Party
  • Civic Democratic Party

Winner of the election was the Czech Social Democratic Party ( CSSD ) with slight loss of votes. The Civic Democratic Party ( ODS) could continue to assert itself as the second-strongest, but also suffered slight losses. The biggest increase in votes with 7.48 % was the Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia ( KSČM ) and was recorded with a total of 18.51 % still the third strongest party in the House. The Christian Democratic People's Party ( KDU- CSL ) entered the election in a coalition with the Free Democratic Union ( US-DEU ) and got 14.27 % of votes cast. This left the coalition behind the result, which had been run in 1998 as a single applicant both parties.

Senate of the Parliament of the Czech Republic Politics of the Czech Republic Czech legislative election, 1996 Czech legislative election, 1998 Czech legislative election, 2006 Czech legislative election, 2010 Czech legislative election, 2013 Czech Senate election, 2012 Czech regional elections, 2012
23954
de