Parliamentary elections were held in the Kingdom of Croatia-Slavonia on 16 and 17 December 1913. There were 209,618 eligible male voters. According to the census of December 31, 1910, the Kingdom of Croatia-Slavonia had a population of 2,621,954.
The Croatian parliament had been dissolved by ban Slavko Cuvaj on 27 January 1912. On April 4 Cuvaj suspended the constitution and the following day was proclaimed commissioner of the Kingdom. Over the course of the following year two assassination attempts were made on Cuvaj, leading to his withdrawal as commissioner. Ivan Skerlecz was proclaimed ban on November 27, 1913 and called elections for 16 and 17 December.
Results
Elected representatives Constituency Elected Deputy Party Bakar Makso Rošić Biškupec Josip Milković Bjelovar Bošnjaci Đuro ŠurminCroatian Independent Party Brlog Srđan Budisavljević Brod Vladimir Prebeg Frankists Cerna Mirko Kutuzović Čazma Croatian Peoples' Peasant Party Dalj Josif RajačićSerb Independent Party Daruvar Mijo Ettinger Delnice Fran Serafin Križ Donja Stubica Donji Miholjac Draganić Dugo Selo Marko Mileusnić Đakovo Ivan RibarCroatian Independent Party Garčin Glina Nikola Ercegovac Gospić Gračac Đuro Miščević Hercegovac Većeslav Wilder Hrtkovci Giga Jović Ilok Gavro Manojlović Irig Ivanec Cezar Akačić Jastrebarsko Karlobag Karlovac Edmund Lukinić Karlovci Lazar Sekulić Klanjec Kloštar Koprivnica Korenica Svetozar Pribićević Serb Independent Party Kostajnica Serb Independent Party Krapina Stjepan CerovacCroatian Independent Party Križ Ivo Frank Frankists Križevci Frankists Ludbreg Stjepan Radić Croatian Peoples' Peasant Party Martinci Stevan SimeonovićSerb Independent Party Mitrovica Dušan PopovićSerb Independent Party Morović Svetislav ŠumanovićOld Magyarons Našice Teodor PejačevićOld Magyarons Nova Gradiška Hinko HinkovićCroatian Independent Party Novigrad Tomo Jalžabetić Croatian Peoples' Peasant Party Novi Marof Frankists Novska Josip ŠilovićOld Magyarons Nuštar Old Magyarons Ogulin Vladimir NikolićIndependent Parliamentary Group Osijek I Ante PinterovićOsijek Group Osijek II Ivan Rikard IvanovićCroatian Independent Party Otočac Pakrac Milenko MarkovićSerb Independent Party Perušić Frankists Petrinja Croatian Independent Party Pisarovina Plaški Bogdan MedakovićSerb Independent Party Požega Eduard KürschnerCroatian Independent Party Pregrada Frankists Ruma Marko PejačevićOld Magyarons Samobor Ante Pavelić Selce Bogoslav MažuranićCroatian Independent Party Senj Guido HreljanovićCroatian Independent Party Sisak Grga TuškanCroatian Independent Party Slatina Franjo ZbierchowskiIndependent Parliamentary Group Slunj Srb Petar KrajnovićSerb Independent Party Stara Pazova Nikola PetrovićOld Magyarons Sveti Ivan Zelina Mile Starčević Sveti Ivan Žabno Frankists Šid Vitomir KoraćOld Magyarons Šimanovci Serb Independent Party Udbina Pajo ObradovićSerb Independent Party Valpovo Ivan LorkovićCroatian Independent Party Varaždin Ljubo Babić-GjalskiCroatian Independent Party Velika Gorica Vilić Selo Frankists Vinkovci Stjepan TropschOld Magyarons Virovitica Aladar JankovichOld Magyarons Vojnić Vaso MuačevićSerb Independent Party Vrbovsko Pero MagdićCroatian Independent Party Vrginmost Serb Independent Party Vuka Croatian Independent Party Vukovar Ivan PalečekCroatian Independent Party Zagreb I Đuro Šurmin Croatian Independent Party Zagreb II Croatian Independent Party Zagreb III Croatian Independent Party Zemun Aleksandar RakodczayOld Magyarons Zlatar Aurel RauerCroatian Independent Party
References
Branko Dubravica: Parlamentarni izbori u Hrvatskoj i Velikoj Gorici (1848.-1938.); Albatros, Velika Gorica 2004, pp. 189–190,