Next Montenegrin parliamentary election

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Next Montenegrin parliamentary election
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  2023 TBD

All 81 seats in Parliament
41 seats needed for a majority
PartyLeaderCurrent seats
PES! Milojko Spajić 20
DPS Danijel Živković 17
NSD Andrija Mandić 9
DCG Aleksa Bečić 7
DNP Milan Knežević 4
URA Dritan Abazović 4
SD Damir Šehović3
SNP Vladimir Joković 2
UCG Goran Danilović 1
Civis Srđan Pavićević1
Minority lists
BS Ervin Ibrahimović 6
ASH Nik Gjeloshaj 1
UDSH Mehmet Zenka1
HGI Adrian Vuksanović1
LDSH  [ sq ]Nikolla Camaj1

The next parliamentary elections are to be held in Montenegro before 30 June 2027. [1]

Opinion polls

DatePolling firm/source PES DPS ESZBCG DCG URA BS SNP ASh OthersLead
SD SDP NSD DNP
1-7 Aug 2024 Borba 19.323.63.715.88.82.95.72.72.115.44.3
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22-26 May 2024 Borba 17.719.85.112.94.410.54.34.92.32.815.32.1
24 Apr 2024 Borba 19.726.83.217.46.83.24.82.452.413.257.1
--11.65.8
16-23 May 2024 Damar 22.821.12.63.27.76.07.03.96.73.72.313.01.7
11-15 Mar 2024 Borba 19.224.31.92.412.23.77.63.55.02.62.515.15.1
5-19 Mar 2024 CEDEM 26.326.02.22.311.34.210.03.45.32.21.94.90.3
12-27 Dec 2023 CEDEM 24.323.91.82.510.95.710.03.97.03.02.84.20.4
June 2023 Election results 25.523.22.9814.712.57.13.11.912.12.3

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