Montenegrin parliamentary election, 2002

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Montenegrin parliamentary elections were held in 2002. There were 455,791 eligible voters registered.

Red: DPS-SDP absolute majority
Orange: DPS-SDP relative majority
Dark Blue: SNP-SNS-NS absolute majority
Light Blue: SNP-SNS-NS relative majority
Pink: Albanian Coalition relative majority

• Patriotic Coalition for Yugoslavia
  • People's Socialist Party of Montenegro
  • Serbian Radical Party "Dr Vojislav Šešelj"
  • Party of Motto Savers of Montenegro
  • Yugoslav United Left in Montenegro
• Together for Change SNP-SNS-NS
  • Socialist People's Party of Montenegro
  • Serbian People's Party of Montenegro
  • People's Party of Montenegro
• Party of Protection of Motto Savings and Social Interests of Citizens of Montenegro
• Socialist Party of Yugoslavia with Communists - for Preservation of Yugoslavia
  • Socialist Party of Yugoslavia
  • League of Communists of Yugoslavia - Communists of Montenegro
  • New Communist Party of Yugoslavia
  • Yugoslav Communists
• Montenegro can do It - Liberal Alliance of Montenegro
• Bosniak Democratic Coalition - Harun Hadžić
• Bosniak Coalition
• Democratic Coalition - Albanians Together
  • Democratic Alliance in Montenegro
  • Democratic Union of Albanians
• Serbian Radical Party
• Democratic List for a European Montenegro - Milo Đukanović
  • Democratic Party of Socialists of Montenegro
  • Social Democratic Party of Montenegro
  • Civic Party of Montenegro
  • People's Concord of Montenegro
  • Liberal Democratic Party of Montenegro

e • d Summary of the 20 October 2002 Assembly of the Republic of Montenegro election results

List	Votes	%	Seats		+/–
			Main	Albanian by-elect
Democratic List for a European Montenegro – Milo Đukanović (Демократска листа за европску Црну Гору – Мило Ђукановић)	167,166	47.34	36	+3	+3
Together for Change SNP–SNS–NS (Заједно за промјене СНП–СНС–НС)	133,900	37.92	30	—	−3
Montenegro can Do It – Liberal Alliance of Montenegro (Црна Гора може – Либерални савез Црне Горе)	20,365	5.77	4	—	−2
Patriotic Coalition for Yugoslavia (Патриотска коалиција за Југославију)	9,920	2.81	—	—	—
Democratic Coalition – Albanians Together (Демократска коалиција – албанци заједно)	8,498	2.41	—	+2	±0
Bosniak Democratic Coalition – Harun Hadžić (Бошњачка демократска коалиција – Харун Хаџић)	2,446	0.69	—	—	—
Socialist Party of Yugoslavia with Communists – for preservation of Yugoslavia (Социјалистичка партија Југославије са комунистима – за очување Југославије)	2,242	0.63	—	—	—
Bosniak Coalition (Бошњачка коалиција)	2,173	0.62	—	—	—
Party of Protection of Motto Savings and Social Security of Citizens of Montenegro (Странка заштите штедних улога и социјалне сигурности грађана Црне Горе)	851	0.24	—	—	—
Serbian Radical Party (Српска радикална странка)	837	0.24	—	—	—
Invalid votes	4,704	1.33
Total (turnout 77.47%; -4.32%)	353,102	100	70	+5	-2