Parliamentary election in Montenegro 2009

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Result (in%)
 %
60
50
40
30th
20th
10
0
51.94
16.84
9.22
6.03
2.92
2.70
2.37
7.98
NS - DSS
Otherwise.
Gains and losses
compared to 2006
 % p
   4th
   2
   0
  -2
  -4
  -6
  -8th
+3.32
+2.77
-5.46
-7.10
+2.92
-1.06
+2.37
+2.24
NS - DSS
Otherwise.
Template: election chart / maintenance / notes
Remarks:
c 2006: Serbian List
8th
16
5
4th
48
8th 16 5 4th 48 
A total of 81 seats
  • NSD : 8
  • SNP : 16
  • PzP : 5
  • Minority: 4
  • DPS : 48

The parliamentary elections in Montenegro in 2009 took place on March 29, 2009. The list of the former president and current prime minister Milo Đukanović was able to expand its absolute parliamentary majority.

Suffrage

Montenegro is divided into a large and a small constituency (in Montenegrin Velika or Mala izborna jedinica). Members of the Albanian minority mainly vote in the small electoral unit. Based on the result, four reserved parliamentary seats will be allocated to the parties. The remaining seats in parliament are distributed according to the result in the large electoral unit. The D'Hondt procedure with a 3% threshold is used. A legislative period of the Montenegrin Parliament (Skupština Crne Gore) lasts four years.

Attended lists

1. FORCA - Nazif Cungu
2. Crnogorski Komunisti
3. Stranka penzionera i invalida Crne Gore
4. Narodnjačka Koalicija

( Narodna stranka , Demokratska srpska stranka )

5. Evropska Crna Gora - Milo Đukanović

( Demokratska Partija Socijalista Crne Gore , Socijaldemokratska Partija Crne Gore , Hrvatska građanska inicijativa , Bošnjačka Stranka )

6. "Bošnjaci i Muslimani zajedno, jedno"
7. Pokret za promjene - Možemo - Nebojša Medojević
8. Socijalistička narodna partija Crne Gore (SNP) - Srđan Milić
9. Nova srpska Demokratie - Andrija Mandić
10. "Za drugačiju Crnu Goru" - Goran Batričević

( Liberalna partija Crne Gore , Demokratski centar Crne Gore )

11. Partija demokratskog prosperiteta - Partia e prosperitetit demokratik
12 UDsh - DUA Ferhat Dinoša
13 Otadžbinska srpska stranka - Aleksandar Stamatović "Za istinske SRBE"
14 "Albanska Koalicija - Perspektiva" "Koalicioni Shqiptar - Perspektiva"
15 Srpska lista nacionalna

( Stranka srpskih radikala , Stranka srpskih narodnjaka )

16. Albanska lista - Lista Shqiptare

( Demokratski savez u Crnoj Gori / Lidhja Demokratike në mal të zi, Albanska Alternativa / Alternativa Shqiptare)

Result

Election winner and Prime Minister Milo Đukanović
List / party Percent
2005		 Seats
2005		 Percent
2009		 +/- Seats
2009		 +/-
Evropska Crna Gora 1 48.6 41 50.8 + 2.2 47 + 6
Socialistična narodna partija Crne Gore 2 14.1 11 16.1 + 5.0 15th + 6
Narodnjačka koalicija 2 03.0 0
Nova srpska Demokratie 3 14.7 12 09.0 - 4.4 08th - 4th
Srpska nacionalna lista 3 01.3 00
Pokret za promjene 13.1 11 06.1 - 7.0 05 - 6
Liberali i Bošnjačka stranka 4 03.8 03 - - - - 3
Others 5 05.7 03 13.9 + 8.2 04th + 1

1 2005 without Hrvatska građanska inicijativa and Bošnjačka Stranka
2 2005 as the electoral alliance SNP-NS-DSS-koalicija
3 2005 as the electoral alliance Srpska lista
4 electoral alliance from Liberalna partija Crne Gore (LPCG) and Bošnjačka Stranka ; the LPCG came in 2009, with the party Demokratski Centar in electoral alliance Za drugačiju Crnu Goruş of which 2.6% in the restrictive clause failed
five parties of the Albanian minority have for representation in Parliament at least 3% of votes in the small constituency received.

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