According to the pieces of information obtained from the Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI), based on 83 percent of sample data processed, in the Presidential Elections in Montenegro, the candidate Milo Djukanovic won 35.4 percent, Jakov Milatovic, M.Sc. 29.2 percent, Andrija Mandic 19.1 percent, Aleksa Becic M.Sc. 11 percent, Assistant Professor Draginja Vuksanovic Stankovic 3.2 percent, Goran Danilovi 1.3 percent and Jovan Radulovic 0.8 percent of votes.The head of CeMI’s mission, Ana N

According to the pieces of information obtained from the Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI), based on 69 percent of sample data processed, in the Presidential Elections in Montenegro, the candidate Milo Djukanovic won 35.3 percent, Jakov Milatovic, M.Sc. 28.8 percent, Andrija Mandic 19.4 percent, Aleksa Becic M.Sc. 11.30 percent, Assistant Professor Draginja Vuksanovic Stankovic 3 percent, Goran Danilovi 1.3 percent and Jovan Radulovic 0.8 percent of votes.The head of CeMI’s mission, Ana

According to the data from the Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI), on the basis of 41.2 percent of the processed sample for the presidential elections in Montenegro, the candidate Milo Đukanović won 36.3 percent of the votes, Jakov Milatović, M.Sc., 26.50 percent, Andrija Mandić, 20.5 percent, Aleksa Bečić, M.Sc., 11.90 percent, assistant professor Draginja Vuksanović Stanković 2.8 percent, Goran Danilović 1.3 percent and Jovan Radulović 0.70 percent.Ana Nenezić, head of the Citizens' Mon

According to data from the Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI), 60.5% of citizens voted in the presidential elections by 19h, the organization announced. CeMI's PR coordinator, Maja Bjelic, said that 65.5  percent of citizens voted in the central region, 52.8 percent in the southern region, and 60.8 percent in the northern region by 19h. "If we look back at previous elections, the turnout in the presidential elections in 2018 by 19 o'clock was 58.6 percent, in the parliament

According to the data from the Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI), 52.4% of citizens voted in the presidential elections by 17h. CeMI's PR coordinator, Maja Bjelic, said that 56.1 percent of citizens voted in the central region, 45.4 percent in the southern region, and 53.4 percent in the northern region by 17h. "If we look back at previous elections, the turnout in the presidential elections in 2018 by 17 o'clock was 49.5 percent, in the parliamentary elections in 2020 68.

According to data from the Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI), 35.5% of citizens voted in the presidential elections by 13h, the organization announced. CeMI's PR coordinator, Maja Bjelic, said that 37.7 percent of citizens voted in the central region, 30 percent in the southern region, and 37 percent in the northern region by 13 PM. "If we look back at previous elections, the turnout in the presidential elections in 2018 by 13 o'clock was 32,8 percent, in the parliamentary

According to data from the Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI), 20.1% of citizens voted in the presidential elections by 11 am, the organization announced.CeMI's PR coordinator, Maja Bjelic, said that 21.4 percent of citizens voted in Podgorica, 16.8 percent in the southern region, and 21.2 percent in the northern region by 11 AM."If we look back at previous elections, the turnout in the presidential elections in 2018 by 11 o'clock was 18.5 percent, in the parliamentary elections in 2020 3

According to data from the Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI), 6.6% of citizens voted in the presidential elections by 9 am.CeMI's PR coordinator, Maja Bjelic, said that 7.4 percent of citizens voted in Podgorica by 9 AM, 5.6 percent in the southern region, and 6.5 percent in the northern region."If we look back at previous elections, the turnout in the presidential elections in 2018 by 9 o'clock was 6.2 percent, in the parliamentary elections in 2020, 14.7 percent, and in the parliamenta

The Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI) calls on the State Election Commission (SEC) to ensure full transparency and protect the integrity of the electoral process by making their sessions open to the public during Election Day. Specifically, SEC members discussed at today's meeting the possibility of excluding the media from sessions during breaks or interruptions. Additionally, only accredited journalists, as well as accredited and authorized observers and candidate representatives, will

Miloš Vukanović, Director of the Department for Public Policy Research, spoke about the campaign of the presidential candidates.Watch the full interview below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6Y7S2xBrZU

The Agency for Personal data Protection should protect the citizens of Montenegro, whose personal data is illegally used for political promotion, and not directly interfere in the electoral process by blocking the legally prescribed right of observation missions to monitor the legality and transparency of the electoral process.This was announced by the executive director of the Centre for Monitoring and Research (CeMI), Ana Nenezić, during a guest appearance on the program "Dobro jutro Montenegr

"Bearing in mind that since the restoration of Montenegro's independence, all presidential elections, and we had three of them, were completed in the first round, although those held in 2013 were uncertain, these are the first elections that will obviously enter the second round. What is additionally uncertain is that, although everyone believes that the current president of Montenegro, Milo Đukanović, will most likely be in the second round, it is not yet certain who his opponent will be," Milo

The executive director of the Center for Monitoring and Research, Ana Nenezić, was a guest on "U sred srijede" on Gradska TV.Watch the full video below:

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Our colleague, Ognjen Mitrović, was a guest on Television Vijesti, in Boje jutraThe full video is available here:

The government has changed, but the practices have remained the same. The only guarantee that the voter list is correct and updated is that the registers of residence and citizenship are sorted out at the same time, and all voters who meet the legal requirements are deleted from the voter list in legal procedures. - said Ana Nenezić, Executive Director of CeMI, for the daily newspaper Pobjeda.The whole interview is available at the link: https://www.pobjeda.me/clanak/politicke-partije-nijesu-pok

The executive director of CeMI, Ana Nenezić, spoke about the upcoming presidential elections and the observation mission of CeMI this morning in Boje jutra, on TV Vijesti.

On February 01, 2023, CeMI team conducted the monitoring visit on the project " Equal access to justice for LGBTIQ+ persons in Montenegro" which is implemented by the Queer Montenegro and supported through the sub-granting of the program "Access to justice and human rights in Montenegro - Trial monitoring project 2021 - 2023" implemented by the Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI) and Action for Human Rights (HRA). The project is financed by the European Union and co-financed by the Ministr

The Coalition for the Rights of LGBTIQ+ Persons Equality, within which 37 non-governmental organizations and institutions cooperate, strongly condemns the verbal attack by Prime Minister of Montenegro, Dritan Abazović, on the Association Parents and expresses its full support to this organization that has been dedicated to improving the position of parents and children in Montenegro for years, as evidenced by the concrete results of their work.It is inadmissible for the Prime Minister to us

On January 25, 2023, CeMI team conducted the monitoring visit on the project "Improvement of the victim protection system in the judicial system of Montenegro" which is implemented by the Institute for Legal Studies IPLS and supported through the sub-granting program of the project "Access to justice and human rights in Montenegro - Trial monitoring project 2021 - 2023" implemented by the Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI) and Action for Human Rights (HRA). The project is financed by the