In this year's parliamentary elections, 16 parties and civic lists will offer candidates for deputies, and most of them will submit them today - when the deadline for this is.
Until last night, the National Movement "Justice for All", the Movement for Replacements and the civil movement "Revolution" submitted their lists of deputies to the State Election Commission (SEC), while the other 13 are expected by 24 hours tonight. According to "Vijesti" information, the SEC has already received part of the announcements, while some smaller parties will do so in the last minutes because they were also negotiating yesterday about how to try their hand at the election game.
The opposition coalition gathered around the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS), whose list is headed by Danijel Zivkovic (vice-president of the party) and which includes the Social Democrats, the Liberal Party and the Democratic Union of Albanians.
Then there is the Europe Now Movement (PES), which is estimated to be the strongest political force and which is the holder of the list Milojko Spajic, former minister of finance and president of the party, which achieved a good result in the local elections and won the head of state Jakov Milatović.
United Montenegro will also be on the list of PES, which was established last night by the Main Board and which will bear the name of the party. Goran Danilović, Party of Justice and Reconciliation Seid Hadžić, Civil movement CIVIS, Novska lista.
When it comes to part of the parties, the former alliance of the Democratic Front, the holder of the list of deputies should be Milan Knezevic, leader of the Democratic People's Party, which formalized its decision on Saturday. Nova did it yesterday at the party bodies.
The alliance of Democrats and GP URA is preparing for the election race, which will lead it Aleksa Bečić, then the Social Democratic Party, whose list will be carried by a member of the Presidency and the mayor of Cetinje Nikola Đurašković.
The Socialist People's Party (SNP) confirmed its coalition with Demos yesterday Miodrag Lekić, which until now was in a coalition with the Democrats. Lekić confirmed to "Vijesta" that he will not be on the list.
Prava Montenegro and the Democratic Christian Movement (DHP) are negotiating a joint appearance in the parliamentary elections, "Vijesti" has learned. Those two parties are planning a wider alliance with several other, as the source said, political groups - some of which also have councilors. President of the Democratic Serbian Party Dragica Perović she told "VIjesti" that last night they voted on the decision to go to the elections with these two parties and Free Montenegro.
When it comes to the parties of national minorities, the Bosniak Party announced yesterday that its list "It's clear! - Bosniak Party - M.Sc Ervin Ibrahimovic".
Albanian parties form two coalitions, namely the Albanian Forum (Nick Djelosaj) and the coalition of Forca and the Democratic Party.
The Croatian Citizens' Initiative will submit an independent list today, its leader confirmed to "Vijesta". Adrian Vuksanovic.
The SEC also announced the list "La casa de papel", in which there are Croatian and Italian minorities, "Vijesti" learns. The SEC declares the validity of each list separately.
Two civic lists are competing for parliamentary seats
List holder A reversal je Srdjan Peric, who will appear in the elections under the slogan: "Revolution for a safe Montenegro".
"The main goal is to create a political expression that will mean the return of power to the citizen. These elections are an opportunity to send a message that the center of the political system is the citizen, not the political oligarchy... In these elections, citizens have the opportunity not to compromise in their political choice, but to vote freely and without any burden for options that programmatically and ideologically represent the answer to their needs and thus begin to fundamentally turn the system around," it was announced yesterday.
The civil movement "Možemo" also announced the election list to the SEC.
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