2000 (federal) Serbian or Yugoslav Legislative Election

24 September 2000 · The democratic transition · 138 seats

Democratic Opposition of Serbia finished first with 58 of 138 seats on 43.9% of the vote. Turnout 71.2%. Zoran Žižić replaced Momir Bulatović.

The ruling Montenegrin coalition boycotted the vote. The Chamber of Republics was elected the same day: the Socialist People's Party of Montenegro won 19 of Montenegro's 20 seats in the 40-seat chamber, on Montenegrin turnout of 28.83%.

Prime Minister before

Momir Bulatović

SNP

Prime Minister after

Zoran Žižić

SNP

Largest force

Democratic Opposition of Serbia

58 of 138 seats

Turnout

71.2%

The result

Democratic Opposition of Serbia
43.9% of votes
58
seats
Socialist Party of Serbia
33.0% of votes
44
seats
Serbian Radical Party
8.7% of votes
5
seats
Serbian Renewal Movement
5.1% of votes
0
seats
Socialist People's Party of Montenegro
2.2% of votes
28
seats
Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians
1.0% of votes
1
seats
List for Sandžak
0.8% of votes
0
seats
New Communist Party of Yugoslavia
0.8% of votes
0
seats
Democratic Party of Vojvodina Hungarians
0.8% of votes
0
seats
Radical Party of the Left
0.8% of votes
0
seats
Party of Serbian Unity
0.7% of votes
0
seats
Radical Party of Serbia
0.5% of votes
0
seats