2000 Republika Srpska general election

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2000 Republika Srpska general election

11 November 2000
Presidential election
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  Mirko Sarovic (Cropped).jpg Milorad Dodik mod cropped.jpg
Candidate Mirko Šarović Milorad Dodik
Party SDS SNSD
Popular vote 313,607 162,154
Percentage 50.14% 25.93%

President before election

Petar Đokić
(acting)
SP RS

Elected President

Mirko Šarović
SDS

Parliamentary election
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Party Leader % Seats +/–
SDS Dragan Kalinić 36.09 31 +12
SNSD Milorad Dodik 13.00 11 +5
PDP Mladen Ivanić 12.25 11 New
SDA Alija Izetbegović 7.56 6 -9
SBiH Haris Silajdžić 5.18 4 New
SDP BiH Zlatko Lagumdžija 4.97 4 +2
SP Živko Radišić 4.89 4 -6
DSP Nebojša Radmanović 4.11 4 New
DNS 3.52 3 New
SNS Biljana Plavšić 2.27 2 -10
PUP 1.33 1 +1
NHI 0.73 1 0
DS 0.62 1 New
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Prime Minister before Prime Minister after
Milorad Dodik
SNSD
Mladen Ivanić
PDP
Dragan Kalinić led SDS on 2000 election

General election were held in Republika Srpska on 11 November 2000 alongside nationwide parliamentary elections. They were the third general elections in Republika Srpska since the end of Bosnian War.

After refusing to nominate Milorad Dodik as Prime Minister, President Nikola Poplašen was deposed in 1999 after less than a year in position by Carlos Westendorp, the High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina.[1][2] Petar Đokić was named acting president until election. In the meantime Poplašen's Serbian Radical Party was banned from elections.

Elected President was Mirko Šarović from Serb Democratic Party, which was in power during war years. The runner up was Milorad Dodik, then incumbent List of prime ministers of Republika Srpska.[3]

On parliamentary election Serb Democratic Party gained majority of seats fourth time in a row, but unlike past two election circles managed to form a government with Mladen Ivanić from Party of Democratic Progress elected new Prime Minister.

Results

President

CandidatePartyFirst preferencesFirst transfer
Votes%Votes%
Mirko ŠarovićSerb Democratic Party313,57249.82313,60750.14
Milorad DodikAlliance of Independent Social Democrats161,94225.73162,15425.93
Momčilo TepićParty of Democratic Progress54,3928.6454,4338.70
Slobodan PopovićSocial Democratic Party48,9927.7852,4118.38
Zijad MujkićCivic Democratic Party37,6145.9842,8346.85
Aljo DugnjićBosnian Party12,8512.04
Total629,363100.00625,439100.00
Source: CEC

Parliament

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PartyVotes%Seats+/–
Serb Democratic Party226,22636.0931+12
Alliance of Independent Social Democrats81,46713.0011+5
Party of Democratic Progress76,81012.2511New
Party of Democratic Action47,3797.566–9
Party for Bosnia and Herzegovina32,4505.184New
Social Democratic Party31,1764.974+2
Socialist Party30,6364.894–6
Democratic Socialist Party25,7634.114New
Democratic People's Alliance22,0833.523New
Serb National Alliance14,2392.272–10
Party of United Pensioners8,3631.331+1
New Croatian Initiative4,5900.7310
Democratic Party3,8760.621New
Other parties21,8043.480
Total626,862100.00830
Valid votes626,86292.65
Invalid/blank votes49,7357.35
Total votes676,597100.00
Registered voters/turnout1,104,96961.23
Source: RZS, National Assembly, CEC

References

  1. ^ "www.glas-javnosti.co.yu". arhiva.glas-javnosti.rs. Retrieved 2022-01-12.
  2. ^ "GLAS JAVNOSTI - 06-07.03.1999 - Glavne vesti". arhiva.glas-javnosti.rs. Retrieved 2022-01-12.
  3. ^ "www.glas-javnosti.co.yu". arhiva.glas-javnosti.rs. Retrieved 2022-01-12.