The DPS, which has ruled the Montenegrin capital for more than a decade, believe that they have done a good job so far. In addition to infrastructure projects, they emphasize that in four years they managed to reduce the unemployment rate by five percent.
"In our program, we have offered a wide range of infrastructural projects, but in the first place those concerning the creation of new jobs. What most determines the citizens to complete number one, is the dedicated work behind us," said Aleksandar Bogdanović.
The opposition, on the other hand, sees Cetinje completely differently. The SDP accuses the current government of having owed the city more than 25 million euros, and that today every citizen of the capital owes more than 1700.
"In these elections, we are deciding what kind of schools our children will study in, how we will finally solve the problems of water supply and sewage in the 21st century, how we will provide a decent life and decent salaries for our fellow citizens," said Nikola Đurašković from the SDP a.
In Sunday's elections in Cetinje, Democrats, URA and Social Democrats will appear for the first time. All of them located somewhere similar problems that have been affecting the citizens of the capital for years.
"And the big debt, and problems with the infrastructure, unemployment, the departure of especially young people from the city," said Ivan Gazivoda from SD.
"A serious political program, which offers solutions to numerous economic, infrastructural, but also numerous other problems that plague the citizens of Prijestonica," said Filip Adžić from URA.
"The biggest problem in Cetinje is unemployment, and it is a topic that we will particularly deal with in the future, and it has led to a dramatic drop in the number of inhabitants in Cetinje. The Democrats will adopt a strategy for the demographic development of the capital, which will include stimulating measures for young married couples ", said Ivana Vujović from Demokrat.
How the electoral cake will be distributed on Sunday will be clear only after the polling stations close, but everyone is convinced of a good result.
"A vote for the policy of a clear vision, investments, improvement of the standard of living, but also care for each resident individually," said Bogdanović.
"I am sure that on November 26, the citizens of Cetinje will send a clear message that there are enough scams and empty promises," said Đurašković.
"They are aware that they are losing Cetinje, they are aware that they are losing all the cities in Montenegro," Adžić said.
"Their last attempt to deceive the citizens of Cetinje will not succeed," said Vujović.
"I am sure that SD has the right people who have proven themselves in their work so far, and that they will do that work responsibly, dedicatedly and in accordance with the law," said Gazivoda.
As many as 10 electoral lists are available to the citizens of the capital, and the right to vote in the city under Lovcen has slightly more than 14 thousand voters.
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