2016 Macedonian parliamentary election

2016 Macedonian parliamentary election

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All 123 seats in the Assembly 62 seats needed for a majority

Party Leader Vote % Seats +/– For a Better Macedonia Nikola Gruevski 39.39 51 −10 For Life in Macedonia Zoran Zaev 37.87 49 +15 BDI Ali Ahmeti 7.52 10 −9 Besa Bilal Kasami 5.01 5 New ASh Ziadin Sela 3.04 3 New PDSh Menduh Thaçi 2.68 2 −5 This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below. Results by constituency Prime Minister before Prime Minister after Emil Dimitriev VMRO-DPMNE Zoran Zaev SDSM

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Early parliamentary elections were held in Macedonia on 11 December 2016, having originally been planned for 24 April and later 5 June.^[1]

The elections were held in the midst of a political crisis and national protests since 2015. The incumbent VMRO-DPMNE led government, which had been in government since the 2006 elections, were unable to form a coalition despite winning the most seats. The centre-left SDSM successfully formed a government with members of the Albanian-interest parties DUI and Alliance for Albanians following prolonged negotiations.