The ruling Democratic Party of Socialists and the Bosniak Party, as well as the opposition coalition around the Democratic Front, will today submit electoral lists for the parliamentary elections on August 30.
Until last night, the Social Democrats, the Social Democratic Party, the coalition led by the Democrats and Demos, and the "Black on White" alliance formed by the URA Civic Movement with civil activists submitted the list of deputies to the State Election Commission.
The National Council of Albanians in Montenegro invited all Albanian parties and their leaders to appear together, but until yesterday they did not submit the list, nor did the Croatian Civic Initiative.
It is not known whether any other party or group of voters will participate in the elections, apart from the new Croatian party of Marija Vučinović, who announced it.
The DPS list called "Decidedly for Montenegro DPS - Milo Đukanović", which will be led by Prime Minister Duško Marković.
The list includes government ministers Milutin Simović, Zoran Pažin, political director and former vice-president of the Assembly Branimir Gvozdenović, as well as the mayor of Podgorica, Ivan Vuković.
The list also includes current MPs Danijel Živković, party spokesman Miloš Nikolić, Beran DPS president Bogdan Fatić...
DPS confirmed the electoral list at the party bodies yesterday.
"For the future of Montenegro" is the name of the list that will consist of the Democratic Front, the SNP, the People's Movement, Prava Montenegro and non-party figures in the parliamentary elections.
Its composition was agreed last night, but there was no official confirmation.
Earlier it was announced that the first on the list is Professor Zdravko Krivokapić of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, the first from the New Serbian Democracy quota is Simonida Kordić, followed by Milan Knežević, Nebojša Medojević, and Marko Milačić from Prava Montenegro.
On the election list, which bears the name "Bosniak Party - Ispravno-Rafet Husović", the former MP Ervin Ibrahimović is first on the list, followed by Amer Smailović, vice president of OO BS Bijelo Polje.
In third place is Kenana Strujić-Harbić, president of the BS Pljeval committee and president of the BS Women's Forum.
In fourth place is Suljo Mustafić, political director of BS and current director of the Employment Agency.
In fifth place is Damir Gutić, president of the BS Plav board and director of the Water Administration," BS announced.
Electoral lists can be submitted today until midnight.
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