As expected, the “Europe Now” Movement of President Jakov Millatovic is the winner of the early parliamentary elections held this Sunday in Montenegro.

However, it will not be able to form the government alone and will have to try to create a coalition with other parties.

When more than 95% of the votes were counted, the “Europe now” movement led by Milojko Spajic received 25.9%, translated into 23 mandates in the parliament with 81 seats. It is closely followed by the “Together” coalition led by the Democratic Party of Socialists of former President Milo Djukanovic with 23.9% of the vote, which according to preliminary data translates into 22 MPs, 1 less than the winners.

In third place is a coalition of parties known as pro-Serbs with 13 MPs, while the Bridge Movement of incumbent Prime Minister Dritan Abazovic has received a good result with 12.3% of the votes, which can bring 11 MPs to parliament.

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