Montenegrin general election, 1990

Montenegrin general election, 1992

9 December 1990

Party Leader % Seats ± SKCG Momir Bulatović 56.18 83 +83 SRSJ Ljubiša Stanković 14.05 17 +17 NS Novak Kilibarda 12.84 13 +13 SDA-DS Hajrudin Hadžić 7.56 12 +12

This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

Prime Minister before Prime Minister after Radoje Kontić SKCG Milo Đukanović SKCG

General elections were held on Montenegro on 9 December 1990,^[1] with a second round of the presidential election held later in the month. Momir Bulatović of the League of Communists of Montenegro won the presidential election, whilst his party emerged as the largest in Parliament, winning 83 of the 125 seats.^[1]

Results

President

Momir Bulatović, became first elected President of Montenegro in the history

Candidate	First round		Second round
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Momir Bulatović	170,092	42.22	203,616	76.1
Ljubiša Stanković	68,998	16.4	56,990	21.3
Novak Kilibarda	33,531	8.3
Invalid votes	33,326	–	2,128	–
Total	304,947	100	262,734	100
Registered voters/turnout	402,905	75.7	402,905	65.2

First round
Bulatović			42.22%
Stanković			16.4%
Kilibarda			8.3%

Second round
Bulatović			76.1%
Stanković			21.3%

National Assembly

Party	Votes	%	Seats
League of Communists of Montenegro	171,316	56.18	83
Union of Reform Forces	42,840	14.05	17
People's Party	39,146	12.84	13
Democratic Coalition (SDA-DS-SR)	30,760	10.09	12
Democratic Party	2,491	0.82	0
Yugoslav People's Party	2,175	0.71	0
Demo-Christian (Orthodox) Party	1,735	0.57	0
Socialist League of Montenegro	1,638	0.54	0
Democratic League of Independent Businessmen of Montenegro	844	0.28	0
Independents	2,435	0.8	0
Invalid/blank votes	9,462	–	–
Total	304,940	100	125
Registered voters/turnout		75.69	–

Vote share
SKCG			56.18%
SRSJ			14.05%
NS			12.84%
DK			10.09%
Others			6.84%

References

1. Montenegrin politics since the disintegration of Yugoslavia Florian Bieber