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THE COUNTRY: SERVICE TO CITIZENS ELECTIONS IN MONTENEGRO Lack of confidence in electoral process Since the recovery of independence, five national elections have been held in Montenegro: three parliamentary elections and two presidential elections. Parliamentary elections 2006 Twelve electoral lists participated in the first parliamentary elections held after the recovery of independence, on September 10, 2006. Eight electoral lists managed to win a sufficient number of votes to enter the parliament. A total of 345,757 voters voted. Electoral list Number of votes Number of mandates COALITION FOR EUROPEAN MONTENEGRO – MILO ĐUKANOVIĆ 164,737 41 SERBIAN LIST – ANDRIJA MANDIĆ 49,730 12 SNP-NS-DSS-COALITION: SOCIALISTS PEOPLE’S PARTY-PEOPLE’S PARTY- 47,683 11 DEMOCRATIC SERBIAN PARTY MOVEMENT FOR CHANGES – NEBOJŠA MEDOJEVIĆ 44,483 11 „LIBERALS AND BOSNIAK PARTY – RIGHT IN THE PAST, RIGHT FOR THE FUTURE“ MIODRAG MIKO ŽIVKOVIĆ 12,748 3 DUA – FERHAT DINOŠA 3,693 1 COALITION DEMOCRATIC UNION IN MONTENEGRO – DEMOCRATIC PROSPER- ITY PARTY, MEHMET BARDHI 4,373 1 „ALBANIAN ALTERNATIVE“ 2,656 1 The OSCE / ODIHR mission assessed that the election process mainly took place in line with the commitments undertaken by the OSCE and other international standards for democratic elections, although a number of repeating challenges is still to be responded to. The Centre for Democratic Transition (CDT) criticized the lack of readiness of the authorities to incorporate good practices and procedures determined in the referendum on independence into the electoral legislation. 97
10 YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE - INSIGHT VIEW Presidential elections 2008 The first presidential elections after the recovery of independence were held on April 6, 2008. A total of 334,455 voters voted. Four candidates participated in the elections, and Filip Vujanovic won with more than half of the valid votes. Consequently, he was elected as the President of Montenegro in the first election round. OSCE / ODIHR and PACE claimed that almost all aspects of the elections were in line with the commitments undertaken by the OSCE and Council of Europe standards for democratic Nebojša Medojević Srđan Milić 54,874 39,316 elections. It was pointed out that the continued evidence of a vague distinction between state and party structures were still in conflict with the Copenhagen Document. In addition, CDT pointed out the contradictions and shortcomings in the electoral laws, and the delay in the harmonization of electoral legislation with the Constitution of Montenegro. Parliamentary elections 2009 Candidate Number of votes Filip Vujanović 171,118 Andrija Mandić 64,473 Sixteen electoral lists participated in the parliamentary elections held on March 29, 2009, eight of which won MP mandates. A total of 329,819 voters voted. Electoral list Number of votes Number of mandates EUROPEAN MONTENEGRO – MILO ĐUKANOVIĆ 168,290 48 SNP-SOCIALISTS PEOPLE’S PARTY – SRĐAN MILIĆ 54,547 16 NEW SERBIAN DEMOCRACY - ANDRIJA MANDIĆ 29,883 8 MOVEMENT FOR CHANGES – WE CAN – NEBOJŠA MEDOJEVIĆ 19,546 5 UDSH – DUA FERHAT DINOSHA 4,747 1 FORCA – NAZIF CUNGU 2,939 1 ALBANIAN LIST – LISTA SHQIPTARE: DEMOCRATIC UNION IN MONTENEGRO – LIDHJA DEMOKRATIKE N Ë MAL TË ZI – MEHMET BARDHI & ALBANIAN ALTERNATIVE – ALTERNATIVA SHQIPTARE – GJERGJ CAMAJ „ALBANIAN COALITION – PERSPECTIVE” „KOALICIONI SHQIPTAR – PERSPEKTIVA” 2,898 1 2,619 1 98
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