Elections in Montenegro

Montenegro holds national election for the Parliament and the office of President. Montenegro has a multi-party system with numerous parties. The Parliament has 81 members elected by a system of proportional representation using D'Hondt method for a four-year term. To enter the Parliament, parties have to surpass the electoral threshold of 3%. The President of Montenegro is elected at large, with a second round runoff between the two first placed candidates, if no candidate receives an absolute majority in the first round.

Latest elections

2020 Parliamentary election

Party Votes % Seats +/–
Democratic Party of Socialists143,548 35.0630 –6
For the Future of Montenegro133,267 32.5527 +6
Peace is Our Nation51,297 12.5410 –2
United Reform Action22,649 5.534 +2
Social Democrats16,769 4.103 +1
Bosniak PartyM16,286 3.983 +1
Social Democratic Party12,839 3.142 –2
Albanian ListM6,488 1.581 0
Albanian CoalitionM4,675 1.141 +1
Croatian Civic InitiativeM1,115 0.270 –1
Croatian Reform PartyM532 0.130 New
Invalid/blank votes4,503 2.09
Total413,954 100810
Registered voters/turnout541,23276.65
Mdenotes the national minority lists, for which the 3% threshold does not apply.
Vote share
DPS
35.06%
ZBCG
32.55%
MNN
12.53%
URA
5.53%
SD
4.10%
BS
3.98%
SDP
3.14%
Others
3.11%

2018 Presidential elections

Candidate Party Votes %
Milo ĐukanovićDemocratic Party of Socialists180,27453.90
Mladen BojanićIndependent111,71133.40
Draginja VuksanovićSocial Democratic Party27,4418.20
Marko MilačićTrue Montenegro9,4052.81
Hazbija KalačJustice and Reconciliation Party2,6770.80
Vasilije MiličkovićIndependent1,5930.48
Dobrilo DedeićSerb Coalition1,3630.41
Invalid/blank votes5,998
Total340,462100
Registered voters/turnout532,59963.92
Source: DIK
Vote share
Đukanović
53.90%
Bojanić
33.40%
Vuksanović
8.20%
Milačić
2.81%
Others
1.69%

See also

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