Montenegrin presidential election, 1990

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Montenegrin presidential elections were held in 1990.

Contents 1 Results 1.1 Round One 1.2 Round Two 2 External links

[edit] Results

[edit] Round One

• Registered voters: 402,905
• Votes: 304,947
  • Valid votes: 271,621
  • Invalid votes: 33,326
• Turnout: 75.7%

1. Momir Bulatović - 170,092 (42.22%)
2. Ljubiša Stanković - 68,998 (16.4%)
3. Novak Kilibarda - 33,531 (8.3%)

[edit] Round Two

• Registered voters: 402,905
• Voters: 262,734
  • Valid votes: 260,606
  • Invalid votes: 2,128
• Turnout: 65.2%

1. Momir Bulatović - 203,616 (76.1%)
2. Branko Kostić - 56,990 (21.3%)

[edit] External links

• Centre for Monitoring (CeMi): Results of the presidential election

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