Montenegrin presidential election, 2002

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In 2002 there was a failed presidential election in the Republic of Montenegro, then a part of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. They failed mainly due to the opposition's boycott.

e • d Summary of the 22 December 2002 Montenegrin presidential election results

Candidates	Nominators	Votes	%
Filip Vujanović (Филип Вујановић)	DPS-SDP	175,328	83.65
Dragan Hajduković (Драган Хајдуковић)	independent	12,319	5.88
Aleksandar Vasiljević (Александар Васиљевић)	Serbian Radical Party Dr Vojislav Šešelj	6,448	3.08
Milan Radulović (Милан Радуловић)	Party of Natural Law	3,115	1.49
Obrad Marković (Обрад Марковић)	Yugoslav Communists	1,747	0.83
Jovan Pejović (Јован Пејовић)	independent	1,704	0.81
Milan Šparović (Милан Шпаровић)	independent	1,229	0.59
Ilija Darmanović (Илија Дармановић)	Serbian Radical Party of Montenegro	971	0.46
Milivoje Bakić (Миливоје Бакић)	independent	717	0.34
Đorđije Milić (Ђорђије Милић)	independent	489	0.23
Mihailo Marković (Михаило Марковић)	independent	437	0.21
Invalid		5,094	2.43
Total (turnout 45.87%)		209,598	100

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