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Parliamentary elections were held in the People's Republic of Serbia on 10 November 1946 to elect the 287 members of the constituent assembly.^[1]

Background

The second session of the Anti-Fascist Council for the National Liberation of Yugoslavia held on 29 and 30 November 1943 resulted in a decision to form a federal Yugoslav state, each of which would have its own national assembly. In November 1944 a Great Anti-fascist People's Liberation Assembly was held in Serbia, with 989 delegates nominated by the People's Liberation Committees and the People's Liberation Front.^[2] The delegates elected 278 members from amongst themselves to form the Anti-fascist Assembly of People's Liberation of Serbia.^[2] In April 1945 the Assembly was renamed the National Assembly of Serbia.^[2]

Prior to the elections taking place, the National Assembly passed an electoral law in July 1946.^[2]

Results

Of the 3,776,615 registered voters, 3,428,507 (91%) voted.^[1] Nine women were elected.^[2]

Aftermath

The National Assembly produced and adopted a new constitution, promulgating it on 17 January 1947.^[2]

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