Montenegrin presidential election, 1992

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Montenegrin presidential elections were held in 1992.

Results

Round One

• Registered voters: 429,047
• Votes: 295,808
  • Valid votes: 287,658
  • Invalid votes: 8,150
• Turnout: 68.9%

1. Momir Bulatović - 123,183 (42.8%)
2. Branko Kostić - 68,296 (23.7%)
3. Slavko Perović - 52,736 (18.3%)
4. Novak Kilibarda - 25,979 (9%)
5. Dragan Hajduković - 1,027 (3.6%)
6. S. Vujošević - 277 (1%)
7. V. Kaluđerović - 1,606 (0.6%)
8. P. Popović - 1419 (0.5%)
9. Ž. Radović - 1399 (0.5%)

Round Two

• Registered voters: 429,047
• Votes: 253,630
  • Valid votes: 250,767
  • Invalid votes: 2,863
• Turnout: 59.1%

1. Momir Bulatović - 123,183 (42.8%)
2. Branko Kostić - 68,296 (23.7%)

External links

• Centre for Monitoring (CeMi): Results of the presidential election 1992

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