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Today, early parliamentary elections are held in Montenegro, which have aroused an extraordinary interest in the public opinion, since the solution to the political crisis that has been reigning in the Montenegrin scene since the August 2020 elections depends on their outcome.
The right to vote in these elections, the third within 9 months in Montenegro, has 542,468 voters who will be determined among 15 electoral lists. These are the twelfth parliamentary elections since the establishment of pluralism in Montenegro. The Democratic Party of Socialists (PDS) is entering the elections for the first time without its leader Millo Djukanovic, who after three decades has retired as the leader of the party, after losing the elections in the second round of the presidential elections against the rival from the Evropa Tani movement. Jakov Millatovic. According to Montenegrin analysts and various polls, the "Europe Now" movement, which was formed in the middle of last year and to which the newly elected president of Montenegro, Jakov Milatovic, belongs, is expected to lead. Meanwhile, the Democratic Party of Socialists is expected to emerge as the second force in these elections.
A major change occurred in the coalition of the pro-Serbian and pro-Russian Democratic Front, which formed the current parliamentary majority in the last elections. This political coalition has already split into three independent parties and according to all polls, there will be a significant decline.
The two parties that together with the Democratic Front formed the majority at the state level after the 2020 elections, the URA Civic Movement of interim prime minister Dritan Abazovic, and the Democrats are running together in Sunday's elections.
Two coalitions of Albanian parties also participate in these elections: the Albanian Forum with the mayor of the Municipality of Tuzi, Nik Gjeloshaj and the Coalition of the Albanian Alliance with the experienced MP Genci Nimanbegu. 81 MPs emerge from these elections, and the new parliamentary majority will elect the Prime Minister and the new government of Montenegro.
15 electoral subjects on the ballot
The first place on the ballot is held by the Bosnian Party (BS), whose holder is the leader of the BS, Ervin Ibrahimovic. The second is the list of the Croatian Civic Initiative, led by the leader of that party, Adrijan Vuksanovic, and the third is the list of the People's Movement "Justice for All", headed by the former Minister of Justice Vladimir Leposavic. The list of the Socialist People's Party (SNP) and Demos is in the fourth place and is headed by the president of the NPSH, Vladimir Jokovic, in the fifth position is the People's Coalition consisting of Prava Montenegro, the Christian Democratic Movement (DHP). . Free Montenegro, the Party of Democratic Serbia and the Movement for Pljevlja, and the head of the DHP is Dejan Vukšić.
The sixth place on the list belongs to the Albanian Alliance, whose components are Forca, the Democratic Alliance, the Democratic Alliance of Montenegro and the civil group Pokret za Tuzi, and the chairman of Forca is Genci Nimanbegu. It is followed by the list of the Preokret movement led by former deputy Srgjan Perič, followed by the Movement for Change, whose list is held by the leader of that party, Nebojsha Medojević. In the ninth position is the "Mi mozome" list, chaired by Dragica Perović Ivanović, in the tenth place is the "Together" coalition, which consists of the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS), the Social Democrats, the Democratic Union of Albanians and the Liberal Party. The holder is the acting chairman of the DPS, Danijel Živković.
The list of Movement Europe Now (PES) is in the 11th position, which is headed by the head of PES Milojko Spajic. After them follows the list of the Social Democratic Party led by the mayor of the Municipality of Cetinje, Nikola Gjurashkovic, while in the 13th position is the list of the URA Civic Movement and the Democrats, led by the mayor of the Democrats, Aleksa Bečić. In 14th place is the list of the coalition "For the Future of Montenegro", which consists of the Serbian New Democracy, the People's Democratic Party (DNP) and the Workers' Party. The holder is the head of DNP, Milan Knezhević. In 15th place is the list of the Albanian Forum, an alliance whose components are the Albanian Alternative (AA), the Democratic Alliance of Albanians and the National Union of Albanians. It is led by the head of the AA and the mayor of the Municipality of Tuzi, Nik Gjelloshaj.
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