Constitutional Assembly — first postwar election
Montenegro elections · 1946-11-03 · held
Constitutional Assembly: 107 members selected. The source does not tabulate a competitive party vote.
Results: final · partial coverage · Seats filled; individual vote counts and electoral denominator unavailable
| Party / candidate | Votes | Vote share | Seats | Electoral votes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Selected representatives — party affiliation not tabulated | — | — | 107 | — |
Partial historical results: the authoritative historical accounts give chamber membership and election dates, but not complete ballots, turnout denominators or party affiliations. The aggregate result row counts seats filled, not membership of the Communist Party or League of Communists. Votes, share, electoral votes and previous party seats remain null. “Final” refers only to the sourced historical seat outcome, not a recovered final ballot certification. This was a single-party political system; no modern party label or ideology is backfilled. There were 107 single-member electoral units. Women could vote for the first time. The assembly continued as the National Assembly in January 1947; this institutional conversion is not a new election. UNDP contains an isolated introductory 1945 typo; its detailed chronology and the parliamentary archive establish 3 November 1946.
Sources & further reading
UNDP: 80 years of women’s political history — election dates, chambers and selection rules