Istrian Social Democratic Forum

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Istrian Social Democratic Forum
Istarski socijaldemokratski forum
Leader Frane Milat
Founded14 December 1996
Headquarters Pula
Ideology Social democracy
Istrian regionalism
Website
www.isdf-fsdi.hr

Istrian Socialdemocratic Forum (Croatian : Istarski socijaldemokratski forum, ISDF, Italian : Foro social democratico Istriano, FSDI) was a regional left-wing political party in Istria County of Croatia.

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It was founded by dissident faction of Istrian Democratic Assembly and firstly it was named Istrian Democratic Forum, led by Luciano Delbianco, former prefect of Istria County.

In the past, it has usually been allied with Social Democratic Party of Croatia, but is currently allied with a number of small leftist parties, such as the Left of Croatia.

Electoral history

Legislative

ElectionIn coalition withVotes won

(coalition totals)

PercentageSeats wonChange
2003 None5,6850.23%
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2007 SRP-LH-HSD 9,8840.40%
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