Gordana Mitrović
Gordana Mitrović is a prominent political figure in Montenegro, currently serving as the president of the Election Commission of the Prijestonica municipality. She has been in the news recently due to her confirmation that no representatives from the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) are willing to fill vacant seats in the Cetinje parliament, following a wave of resignations by DPS officials. Her role involves ensuring compliance with electoral laws and overseeing the integrity of the election process in the region, amid ongoing political tensions and discussions regarding the allocation of parliamentary seats.
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Gordana Mitrović protests that TV Vijesti did not provide a broader context for her statement denying political activity.
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Montenegro· 2026-02-15
Gordana Mitrović claims she was not a member of any political party despite being elected as president of a local party.
Kandidati za CIK negirali partijske veze, podaci ih demantujuMontenegro· 2026-02-13
Gordana Mitrović is included in the list of candidates for the Central Election Commission.
Ohrabrujemo DIK da ovlasti lice koje će biti dužno da potpiše plateMontenegro· 2026-02-05
Gordana Mitrović is one of the candidates for the president and members of the Central Election Commission (CIK).
Osam kandidata ispunjava zakonske uslove za predsjednika i članove CIK-aMontenegro· 2026-02-04
Gordana Mitrović is the president of the electoral commission in Cetinje.
DPS još ne predlaže nove odbornike za cetinjski parlamentMontenegro· 2025-06-25
Gordana Mitrović is the president of the Electoral Commission of the Prijestonica.
Upražnjena mjesta u cetinjskom parlamentu ipak će popuniti odbornici DPS-aMontenegro· 2025-06-24
Gordana Mitrović stated that the vacant positions were not filled from the DPS list because their representatives expressed that they do not want to replace their colleagues.
Niko s liste DPS-a neće da popuni upražnjena mjesta u cetinjskom parlamentuMontenegro· 2025-06-05