Montenegrin parliamentary election, 2009

The parliamentary elections in Montenegro in 2009 took place on March 29, 2009. The list of former President and current Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic was able to expand its absolute majority in parliament.

Suffrage

Montenegro is divided into a large and a small constituency ( Montenegrin Velika and Mala izborna jedinica ). Members of the Albanian minority choose predominantly in the small selection unit. Following the outcome of four reserved seats in parliament are distributed to the parties. The remaining seats in the Parliament are distributed according to the result in the great electoral unit. It is the D' Hondt method with a blocking clause of 3 % applies. A term of the Montenegrin Parliament ( Skupština Crne Gore ) is four years.

Attempted lists

1 FORCA - Nazif Cungu 2 Crnogorski Komunisti 3 Stranka penzionera i Crne Gore invalida 4 Narodnjačka Koalicija

5 Evropska Crna Gora - Milo Djukanovic

6 " Bošnjaci i Muslimani zajedno, jedno " 7 Pokret za promjene - Možemo - Nebojša Medojević 8 Socijalistička narodna partija Crne Gore (SNP ) - Srdjan Milic 9 Nova srpska demokratija - Andrija Mandic 10 " Za drugačiju Crnu Goru " - Goran Batricevic

11 Partija demokratskog prosperiteta - partia e prosperitetit demokratik 12 UDSH - DUA Ferhat Dinosaur 13 Otadžbinska srpska stranka - Aleksandar Stamatović " Za istinske SRBE " 14 " Albanska Koalicija - Perspektiva " " Koalicioni Shqiptar - Perspektiva " 15 Srpska Nacionalna shortlist

16 Albanska lista - Lista Shqiptare

Result

1 2005 without Hrvatska građanska inicijativa and Bošnjačka Stranka 2 2005 electoral alliance SNP -NS -DSS koalicija 3 2005 electoral alliance Srpska shortlist 4 coalition of Liberalna partija Crne Gore ( LPCG ) and Bošnjačka Stranka; the LPCG entered 2009 together with the party Demokratski Centar Za in the electoral alliance drugačiju Crnu Goru, which failed at 2.6% at the restrictive clause 5 parties of the Albanian minority have to get into parliament at least 3 % of the votes in the small constituency.