Italian general election, 1987

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The Italian general elections of 1987 were held on 1987-06-14.

[edit] Results

Christian Democracy	34.31%
Italian Communist Party	26.57%
Italian Socialist Party	14.27%
Italian Social Movement	5.91%
Italian Republican Party	3.70%
Italian Democratic Socialist Party	2.96%
Radical Party	2.56%
Green List	2.51%
Italian Liberal Party	2.10%
Proletarian Democracy	1.66%
South Tyrolean People's Party	0.52%
Lombard League	0.48%
Sardinian Action Party	0.44%
Others	2.00%

Christian Democracy	33.62%
Italian Communist Party	28.33%
Italian Socialist Party	10.91%
Italian Social Movement	6.54%
Italian Republican Party	3.85%
PSI - PSDI - PR^[1]	2.97%
Italian Democratic Socialist Party	2.36%
Italian Liberal Party	2.16%
Green List	1.96%
Radical Party	1.77%
South Tyrolean People's Party	0.51%
Proletarian Democracy	1.52%
Lombard League	0.42%
Sardinian Action Party	0.38%
Others	2.65%

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