The State Election Commission (SEC) announced at today's session the final results of the extraordinary parliamentary elections held on June 11.
At the session of the SEC, the complaint of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) was rejected as unfounded, by a majority of votes, because only the SDP was in favor of adoption.
According to the SEC results, the Europe Now Movement (PES) won 77.203 votes (25,53 percent) and 24 mandates.
The coalition "Together", led by the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS), received 70.228 votes (23,22 percent) and 21 mandates, while the coalition "For the Future" of Montenegro (ZBCG) received 44.565 votes (14,74 percent) and 13 mandates. .
The coalition of Democratic Montenegro and the Civic Movement (GP) URA "Hrabro se Broji" won 37.730 votes (12,48 percent) and 11 mandates, the Bosniak Party (BS) 21.423 votes (7,08 percent) and six mandates, while the coalition The Socialist People's Party (SNP) and Demos received 9.472 votes (3,13 percent) and two parliamentary seats.
The Albanian Forum also won two mandates with 5.767 votes (1,91 percent), and one each for the Albanian Alliance with 4.512 votes (1,49 percent) and the Croatian Civic Initiative (HGI) with 2.226 votes (0,74 percent).
The Social Democratic Party (SDP), voted by 9.010 voters (2,98 percent), remained without parliamentary status.
Also below the census are the People's Movement "Private for All" with 8.380 votes (2,77 percent), Uopret with 4.833 votes (1,60 percent), the People's Coalition with 3.630 votes (1,20 percent), and the Movement for Changes (PzP). with 1.993 votes (0,66 percent) and the "Mi momoje" list with 1.464 votes (0,48 percent).
According to SEC data, a total of 305.324 voters voted in the elections. There were 302.436 valid tickets.
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