Montenegrin general election, 1992–93

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General elections were held in Montenegro on 20 December 1992, with a second round of the presidential election on 10 January 1993. The elections were seen as a referendum on independence for Montenegro, and were won by the Democratic Party of Socialists of Montenegro who favoured greater autonomy within Yugoslavia. The presidential elections were won by Momir Bulatović, who received 63.4% of the vote in the second round.[1]

Results

Candidate First round Second round
Votes % Votes %
Momir Bulatović123,18342.8 63.4
Branko Kostić68,29623.7 36.6
Slavko Perović52,73618.3
Novak Kilibarda25,9799.0
Dragan Hajduković10,2703.6
S. Vujošević2,7701.0
V. Kaluđerović1,6060.6
P. Popović1,4190.5
Ž. Radović1,3990.5
Invalid/blank votes8,1502,863
Total295,808100253,630100
Registered voters/turnout429,04768.9429,04759.1

Parliament

Party Votes % Seats +/–
Democratic Party of Socialists of Montenegro126,08342.6646–37
People's Party of Montenegro37,54912.7114+1
Liberal Alliance of Montenegro35,59612.0413New
Serbian Radical Party22,3297.568New
Social Democratic Party of Reformists13,0024.14New
Democratic Alliance in Montenegro11,3933.850New
Socialist Party of Montenegro8,4332.850New
Democratic Opposition[a]7,8472.650
League of Communists–Movement for Yugoslavia in Montenegro6,2492.110New
Civic Group - Association of Fighters '91-'924,2301.430New
Serbian National Renewal for Montenegro and Herzegovina3,9051.320New
Demo-Christian (Orthodox) Party2,4840.8400
Civic Group-Ecological Movement of Montenegro2,0780.70New
Communist Party of Yugoslavia in Montenegro1,9320.6500
Social Democratic Party of Montenegro1,1990.410New
New Communist Movement of Yugoslavia1,0920.370New
Serbian Fatherland Movement9620.320New
Civic Group-Democratic Left–Humanism and Technical Progress7050.240New
Montenegrin Federalist Movement-Cetinje5610.1900
Invalid/blank votes7,685
Total295,51910085–40
Registered voters/turnout 67.31

a The Democratic Opposition consisted of the Democratic Party, the People's Democratic Party, the Democratic Alliance of Independent Businessmen and the Serbian Democratic Party.

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