Montenegro Election 2008

Categories: News | Politics
    • Took place: April 6, 2008
    • Total electorate: 490,412 voters
    • Voter turnout: 336,900 (68.7%)
    • Incumbent candidate: Filip Vujanovic
    • Opposition parties failed to agree on a single candidate
    • Opposition candidates: Andrija Mandic, Nebojsa Medojevic and Srdjan Milic
    • Medojevic was considered the leading opposition candidate
    • First presidential election since independence from Serbia
    • Second round election scheduled for April 20, 2008
    • Vujanovic won election in the first round
  • On April 6, 2008, Montenegro held its first presidential election since it separated from Serbia in 2006. Incumbent Filip Vujanovic's opposition failed to unite under a single candidate, and so nominated three different ones. Although the elections were expected to go into a run-off round, Vujanovic won in the first round with 51.9% of the popular vote.
  • Results

    • Winner: Filip Vujanovic
      • Votes: 171,188 (51.9%)
      • Party:
    • Runner-up: Andrija Mandic
      • Votes: 64,473 (19.5%)
    • Third place: Nebojsa Medojevic
      • Votes: 54,874 (16.6%)
    • Fourth place: Srdjan Milic
      • Votes: 39,316 (11.9%)

  • Overseen by OSCE

    The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) oversaw Montenegro's first presidential election. Among its duties:

    1. Oversee the ballot, providing coverage and reports on the fairness of the electoral process
    2. 14 long-term observers
    3. 100 short-term observers
    4. Short-term observers may be asked to monitor run-off election
    5. Post-results: issue report/statement of preliminary conclusions
    6. Final report to follow eight weeks after the observation

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