Uruguayan general election, 1989

The presidential and parliamentary elections in Uruguay found in 1989 on Sunday, 26 November 1989.

From the concurrent government and parliamentary elections, the Partido Nacional emerged as the winner. In the elections, the electoral system was aligned so-called Lema system of relative majority, both the President and Vice President as well as the 99 deputies and 30 senators elected under a proportional representation for a term of five years.

The deputies mandates in the Chamber of Deputies thus divided as follows:

  • Partido Nacional (39 )
  • Partido Colorado ( 30)
  • Partido Frente Amplio (21 )
  • Partido por el Gobierno del Pueblo (9 )

The senate seats in the Cámara de Senadores thus divided as follows:

  • Partido Nacional (12 )
  • Partido Colorado ( 9)
  • Partido Frente Amplio ( 7)
  • Partido por el Gobierno del Pueblo ( 2)

Election result with respect to the parties

  • Eligible voters: 2,319,022
  • Voters: 2,056,355
  • Turnout: 88.67 %

Reference for this table:

National Party (Uruguay) Colorado Party (Uruguay) Broad Front (Uruguay) Uruguayan general election, 1942 Uruguayan general election, 1946 Uruguayan general election, 1950 Uruguayan general election, 1954 Uruguayan general election, 1958 Uruguayan general election, 1962 Uruguayan general election, 1966 Uruguayan general election, 1971 Uruguayan general election, 1984 Uruguayan general election, 1994 Chamber of Deputies of Uruguay Uruguayan municipal elections, 2000 Uruguayan municipal elections, 2005 Uruguayan municipal elections, 2010 Uruguayan municipal elections, 2015
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