Maribor (National Assembly constituency)

Maribor
Constituency
for the National Assembly
Outline map
Location of Maribor within Slovenia
Municipality
List
Population261,907 (2025)[1]
Electorate206,713 (2026)
Area1,543 km2 (2024)[2]
Current Constituency
Created1992
Seats11 (1992–present)
Deputies[3]
List
  •   Karmen Furman (SDS)
  •   Lena Grgurevič (Svoboda)
  •   Katja Kokot (Resni.ca)
  •   Franc Križan (D)
  •   Tomaž Lah (Svoboda)
  •   Martin Mikolič (NSi)
  •   Bojan Podkrajšek (SDS)
  •   Andreja Rajbenšu (Svoboda)
  •   Darko Ratajc (SD)
  •   Vladimir Šega (Levica)
  •   Anton Šturbej (SDS)
Electoral districts
List
  • Maribor 1
  • Maribor 2
  • Maribor 3
  • Maribor 4
  • Maribor 5
  • Maribor 6
  • Maribor 7
  • Ruše
  • Slovenska Bistrica
  • Slovenska Konjice
  • Šmarje pri Jelšah

Maribor, officially known as the 7th constituency (Slovene: 7. volilna enota), is one of the eight multi-member constituencies (electoral units) of the National Assembly, the national legislature of Slovenia. The constituency was established in 1992 following Slovenia's independence from Yugoslavia. It consists of the municipalities of Bistrica ob Sotli, Duplek, Hoče-Slivnica, Kozje, Lovrenc na Pohorju, Makole, Maribor, Miklavž na Dravskem Polju, Oplotnica, Podčetrtek, Poljčane, Rače-Fram, Rogaška Slatina, Rogatec, Ruše, Selnica ob Dravi, Slovenska Bistrica, Slovenske Konjice, Šmarje pri Jelšah, Starše, Vitanje and Zreče. The constituency currently elects 11 of the 90 members of the National Assembly using the open party-list proportional representation electoral system. At the 2026 parliamentary election the constituency had 206,713 registered electors.

History

The 7th constituency (Maribor) was one of the eight constituencies established by the Determination of Constituencies for the Election of Deputies to the National Assembly Act (ZDVEDZ) (Zakon o določitvi volilnih enot za volitve poslancev v državni zbor (ZDVEDZ)) passed by the Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia (Skupščina Republike Slovenije) in September 1992.[4] It consisted of the municipalities of Maribor, Ruše, Slovenska Bistrica, Slovenske Konjice and Šmarje pri Jelšah.[4]

Following the re-organisation of municipalities in October 1994, parts of Maribor municipality were transferred to the newly created municipalities of Duplek, Rače-Fram and Starše; parts of Slovenske Konjice municipality were transferred to the newly created municipalities of Vitanje and Zreče; and parts of Šmarje pri Jelšah municipality was split into the newly created municipalities of Kozje, Podčetrtek, Rogaška Slatina and Rogatec.[5][6]

In August 1998 parts of Maribor municipality were transferred to the newly created municipalities of Hoče-Slivnica and Miklavž na Dravskem Polju; parts of Podčetrtek municipality were transferred to the newly created Bistrica ob Sotli municipality; parts of Ruše municipality were transferred to the newly created municipalities of Lovrenc na Pohorju and Selnica ob Dravi; and parts of Slovenska Bistrica municipality were transferred to the newly created Oplotnica municipality.[5][6] Makole and Poljčane municipalities was created from parts of Slovenska Bistrica municipality in June 2006.[7]

In February 2021 the National Assembly passed Amendments and Supplements to the Determination of Constituencies for the Election of Deputies to the National Assembly Act (ZDVEDZ-B) (Zakon o spremembah in dopolnitvah Zakona o določitvi volilnih enot za volitve poslancev v državni zbor (ZDVEDZ-B)) which defined the Maribor constituency as consisting of the municipalities of Bistrica ob Sotli, Duplek, Hoče-Slivnica, Kozje, Lovrenc na Pohorju, Maribor, Miklavž na Dravskem polju, Makole, Oplotnica, Podčetrtek, Poljčane, Rače Fram, Rogaška Slatina, Rogatec, Ruše, Selnica ob Dravi, Slovenska Bistrica, Slovenske Konjice, Šmarje pri Jelšah, Starše, Vitanje in Zreče.[8]

Electoral system

Maribor currently elects 11 of the 90 members of the National Assembly using the open party-list proportional representation electoral system.[9][10] Each constituency is divided into 11 electoral districts (volilni okraji) in which each party stands a single candidate.[11][12] Electors vote for a candidate of their choice in their electoral district and then the votes received by each party's candidates are aggregated at the constituency level.[11]

Allocation of seats was carried out in two stages.[13] In the first stage, seats are allocated to parties at the constituency level using the Droop quota (Hare quota prior to 2006).[14][15][16] In the second stage, unallocated seats from the first stage are aggregated at the national level and allocated to parties using the D'Hondt method (any seats won by the party at the constituency level are subtracted from the party's national seats).[16][17] Though calculated nationally, national seats are allocated at the constituency level.

Since 2000, only parties that reach the 4% national threshold compete for seats at both constituency and national levels.[18][19] Prior to this there was no threshold at the constituency level but parties needed to reach 3⁄88 (c3.4%) to compete for seats at the national level.[16]

Seats won by each party in a constituency are allocated to the candidates with the highest percentage of votes.[20] As a consequence, multiple candidates may be elected from an electoral district whilst others may have no candidates elected.[11] Prior to 2000 parties had the option to have up to 50% of their national seats allocated in the order they appear on their party list (closed list).[11]

Electoral districts

Maribor is divided into 11 electoral districts:[21]

Election results

Summary

ElectionLeft
Levica / ZL / TRS		Social Democrats
SD / ZLSD / ZL		Freedom Movement
Svoboda		Positive Slovenia
PS / LZJ-PS		Liberal Democracy
LDS		Let's Connect
PoS / SMC		Slovenian People's
SLS / SLS-SMS /
SLS-SKD		Christian Democrats
SKD		New Slovenia
NSi		Slovenian Democrats
SDS / SDSS		Slovenian Nationalists
SNS
Votes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%Seats
20266,6034.75%09,4516.80%039,48128.39%3with NSi9,8447.08%042,76630.75%34,3563.13%0
20225,5713.98%08,5776.12%047,99634.26%47,3715.26%0with PoS7,1045.07%035,15725.09%32,6991.93%0
20188,8718.47%19,5379.10%112,04111.49%13,2813.13%06,0755.80%026,07124.88%26,5356.24%0
20145,6325.45%05,4695.30%01,8791.82%037,79036.60%43,7313.61%04,1073.98%020,40219.76%23,2853.18%0
20111,7871.38%014,17110.97%127,68821.43%21,5401.19%09,3287.22%04,2463.29%038,88130.09%32,8722.22%0
200831,37925.25%35,7524.63%07,3765.94%04510.36%02,8662.31%036,02228.99%37,6786.18%0
200410,4649.11%123,04520.06%29,0207.85%07,8286.82%033,99029.59%310,5709.20%1
200011,4229.08%147,73937.95%413,94511.09%1with SLS7,8986.28%018,54814.74%16,5475.20%0
19968,6437.00%030,21424.46%228,53823.10%29,3847.60%017,59414.24%14,2713.46%0
199223,22616.11%135,25424.46%211,5247.99%016,78811.65%17,0284.88%010,7347.45%0

(Excludes national seats. Figures in italics represent alliances/joint lists.)

Detailed

  Party has received at least 4% of the vote nationally (since 2000).

2020s

2026

Results of the 2026 parliamentary election held on 22 March 2026:[22][23]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
Maribor 1Maribor 2Maribor 3Maribor 4Maribor 5Maribor 6Maribor 7RušeSlovenska
Bistrica		Slovenska
Konjice		Šmarje pri
Jelšah		Con.Nat.Tot.
Slovenian Democratic PartySDS4,6204,0954,0491,7372,4242,4181,8262,2207,1035,7256,54942,76630.75%303
Freedom MovementSvoboda5,0814,5003,1652,8453,5653,8232,8882,6804,0912,9373,90639,48128.39%303
New Slovenia – Christian Democrats,
Slovenian People's Party and Focus		NSi-SLS-
FOKUS		1,2429256973765165453274721,3101,3582,0769,8447.08%011
DemocratsD1,2681,0997775827376754646261,0949081,5279,7577.02%011
Social DemocratsSD1,0351,0116246746968715116811,0771,2181,0539,4516.80%011
Resni.caResni.ca1,0541,0788973746456214946139105129458,1435.85%011
The Left and Vesna – Green PartyLevica-Vesna8436114488726916645365205593345256,6034.75%011
Slovenian National PartySNS4174442971572702052432327594488844,3563.13%000
PrerodPrerod4133312732402932942142103532633663,2502.34%000
Pirate PartyPirati3603082572162772662061822912342972,8942.08%000
Voice of PensionersGU58396349614852336363695980.43%000
Greens of Slovenia and
Party of Generations		ZS-SG608131214544251713859595800.42%000
We, Socialists!MI!46603746534160265137595160.37%000
Alternative for SloveniaAzaS67433834524928306539544990.36%000
Karl Erjavec - Trust PartySZ31311431261426485928403480.25%000
Valid votes16,59514,65611,6678,25410,35110,5787,9008,59017,92314,16318,409139,086100.00%6511
Rejected votes1381001095910010382651641332251,2780.91%
Total polled16,73314,75611,7768,31310,45110,6817,9828,65518,08714,29618,634140,36467.90%
Registered electors23,70221,16017,40813,84516,99415,74513,28812,51625,17019,00027,885206,713
Turnout70.60%69.74%67.65%60.04%61.50%67.84%60.07%69.15%71.86%75.24%66.82%67.90%

The following candidates were elected:[22][23]

  • Constituency seats - Karmen Furman (SDS, Slovenske Bistrica), 7,103 votes; Lena Grgurevič (Svoboda, Maribor 4), 2,845 votes; Tomaž Lah (Svoboda, Maribor 6), 3,823 votes; Bojan Podkrajšek (SDS, Slovenske Konjice), 5,725 votes; Andreja Rajbenšu (Svoboda, Maribor 7), 2,888 votes; and Anton Šturbej (SDS, Šmarje pri Jelšah), 6,549 votes.
  • National seats - Katja Kokot (Resni.ca, Maribor 3), 897 votes; Franc Križan (D, Šmarje pri Jelšah), 1,527 votes; Martin Mikolič (NSi-SLS-FOKUS, Šmarje pri Jelšah), 2,076 votes; Darko Ratajc (SD, Slovenske Konjice), 1,218 votes; and Vladimir Šega (Levica, Maribor 4), 872 votes.
2022

Results of the 2022 parliamentary election held on 24 April 2022:[24][25]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
Maribor 1Maribor 2Maribor 3Maribor 4Maribor 5Maribor 6Maribor 7RušeSlovenska
Bistrica		Slovenska
Konjice		Šmarje pri
Jelšah		Con.Nat.Tot.
Freedom MovementSvoboda6,2265,6443,8443,6174,2554,6293,5163,1804,9133,6634,50947,99634.26%415
Slovenian Democratic PartySDS3,6923,6372,9251,5542,0602,1641,7181,9615,8714,9264,64935,15725.09%314
Social DemocratsSD1,0729386026106757965606359498568848,5776.12%011
Let's Connect SloveniaPoS8643311,0181852122781751841,2187142,1927,3715.26%000
New Slovenia – Christian DemocratsNSi7647114483373994562973917927521,7577,1045.07%000
The LeftLevica6745524336275466054854354453204495,5713.98%011
Resni.ca5995634482374133273513376122845374,7083.36%000
List of Marjan ŠarecLMŠ4944472743103333772643334043163973,9492.82%000
Party of Alenka BratušekSAB3593442893253063822671983011692923,2322.31%000
Slovenian National PartySNS279256164981281281251184526522992,6991.93%000
Our Country254238233801231201061314353445482,6121.86%000
Pirate Party2832321941771892251811512501632352,2801.63%000
For a Healthy SocietyZSi2452951562101811971201132851781962,1761.55%000
Our Future and Good CountrySNP-DD190213150115170194136942121292621,8651.33%000
Vesna – Green Party2141671591931471351121721571211421,7191.23%000
For the People of SloveniaZLS201149138551231148568142751381,2880.92%000
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		DeSUS82975560746266108143661329450.67%000
List of Boris Popovič –
Let's Digitize Slovenia		LBP41437024303030386336524570.33%000
Homeland LeagueDOM25162313301322111929252260.16%000
United SloveniaZSi20211559211762012221680.12%000
Valid votes16,57814,89411,6388,83210,40311,2538,6338,66417,68313,80517,717140,100100.00%7411
Rejected votes131113119671218990691711432481,3610.96%
Total polled16,70915,00711,7578,89910,52411,3428,7238,73317,85413,94817,965141,46167.92%
Registered electors23,51121,18117,43914,20916,73716,21514,24712,68425,29219,05027,716208,281
Turnout71.07%70.85%67.42%62.63%62.88%69.95%61.23%68.85%70.59%73.22%64.82%67.92%

The following candidates were elected:[24][25]

  • Constituency seats - Karmen Furman (SDS, Slovenske Bistrica), 5,871 votes; Lena Grgurevič (Svoboda, Maribor 4), 3,617 votes; Barbara Kolenko Helbl (Svoboda, Maribor 5), 4,255 votes; Martin Marzidovšek (Svoboda, Maribor 7), 3,516 votes; Bojan Podkrajšek (SDS, Slovenske Konjice), 4,926 votes; Anton Šturbej (SDS, Šmarje pri Jelšah), 4,649 votes; and Rastislav Vrečko (Svoboda, Maribor 6), 4,629 votes.
  • National seats - Tatjana Greif (Levica, Maribor 4), 627 votes; Dejan Kaloh (SDS, Maribor 3), 2,925 votes; Bojana Muršič (SD, Ruše), 635 votes; and Andreja Rajbenšu (Svoboda, Maribor 2), 5,644 votes.

Substitutions:

  • Barbara Kolenko Helbl (Svoboda, Maribor 5) forfeited her seat on 9 June 2022 upon being appointed to the government and was replaced by Tomaž Lah (Svoboda, Maribor 1) on 21 June 2022.[26][27]
  • Martin Marzidovšek (Svoboda, Maribor 7) resigned on 18 September 2023 and was replaced by Jurij Lep (Svoboda, Ruše) on 20 September 2023.[28]

2010s

2018

Results of the 2018 parliamentary election held on 3 June 2018:[29][30]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
Maribor 1Maribor 2Maribor 3Maribor 4Maribor 5Maribor 6Maribor 7RušeSlovenska
Bistrica		Slovenska
Konjice		Šmarje pri
Jelšah		Con.Nat.Tot.
Slovenian Democratic PartySDS2,2022,6942,5001,3581,5201,7501,4111,3754,6513,2973,31326,07124.88%213
Modern Centre PartySMC1,1641,1648938869011,0887056181,2428782,50212,04111.49%112
List of Marjan ŠarecLMŠ1,0581,2609066018569578167361,6169911,06710,86410.37%101
Social DemocratsSD9641,0347007917429056407291,2281,0807249,5379.10%101
The LeftLevica9038146691,1558811,0208017198594226288,8718.47%101
Slovenian National PartySNS5046784892814404213944531,1001,0067696,5356.24%011
New Slovenia – Christian DemocratsNSi5005384553033683392393018127421,4786,0755.80%000
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		DeSUS4125653733564825144437577983795385,6175.36%011
Party of Alenka BratušekSAB4725173954134395003702384812553734,4534.25%011
Slovenian People's PartySLS29523314537684944411,3386593723,2813.13%000
Pirate Party192204166211172184128952761301611,9191.83%000
Good CountryDD190211112161144167102702101021631,6321.56%000
Andrej Čuš and Greens of SloveniaAČZS1072351691081048290682911071091,4701.40%000
List of Journalist Bojan PožarLNBP171140119142104129995110058821,1951.14%000
United Right988757067707954325145351,1881.13%000
Save Slovenia from Elite and TycoonsReSET108168154869013090596117179800.94%000
United SloveniaZSi531147844817012960132861029490.91%000
For a Healthy SocietyZD59564661555632308630395500.52%000
United Left and UnityZLS79423325334448224350955140.49%000
Movement Together ForwardGSN31544137294327504223294060.39%000
Solidarity–For a Fair Society!3037171914617153514222260.22%000
Economic Active PartyGAS2732162215231912259172170.21%000
Party of Slovenian PeopleSSN243225712141092818212000.19%000
Valid votes9,64310,9099,0717,1717,6208,5706,7086,54015,50510,39812,656104,791100.00%6511
Rejected votes991059760827778661701021321,0681.01%
Total polled9,74211,0149,1687,2317,7028,6476,7866,60615,67510,50012,788105,85949.66%
Registered electors18,63621,27819,06414,76316,85116,92915,26713,07130,38019,12627,800213,165
Turnout52.28%51.76%48.09%48.98%45.71%51.08%44.45%50.54%51.60%54.90%46.00%49.66%

The following candidates were elected:[29][30]

  • Constituency seats - Lidija Divjak Mirnik (LMŠ, Maribor 7), 816 votes; Karmen Furman (SDS, Slovenske Bistrica), 4,651 votes; Bojana Muršič (SD, Ruše), 729 votes; Zdravko Počivalšek (SMC, Šmarje pri Jelšah), 2,502 votes; Bojan Podkrajšek (SDS, Slovenske Konjice), 3,297 votes; and Franc Trček (Levica, Maribor 4), 1,155 votes.
  • National seats - Zmago Jelinčič Plemeniti (SNS, Ruše & Slovenske Konjice), 1,459 votes; Dejan Kaloh (SDS, Maribor 3), 2,500 votes; Jurij Lep (DeSUS, Ruše), 757 votes; Andrej Rajh (SAB, Maribor 6), 500 votes; and Branislav Rajić (SMC, Maribor 6), 1,088 votes.

Substitutions:

2014

Results of the 2014 parliamentary election held on 13 July 2014:[33][34][35]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
Maribor 1Maribor 2Maribor 3Maribor 4Maribor 5Maribor 6Maribor 7RušeSlovenska
Bistrica		Slovenska
Konjice		Šmarje pri
Jelšah		Con.Nat.Tot.
Modern Centre PartySMC3,7643,9433,0872,9833,1183,6722,7782,2984,7833,1054,25937,79036.60%415
Slovenian Democratic PartySDS1,7322,1261,9711,1421,2601,4331,0881,1513,3282,3832,78820,40219.76%202
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		DeSUS1,1741,3341,0618391,1571,1701,2459582,0111,0011,43713,38712.96%112
United LeftZL5125304825605445924964395944154685,6325.45%011
Social DemocratsSD5905463614454145633665236865414345,4695.30%011
New Slovenia – Christian DemocratsNSi3003372922132341901611436376039974,1073.98%000
Alliance of Alenka BratušekZaAB3824193003873844023132294323083053,8613.74%000
Slovenian People's PartySLS3352926826693115651417736255443,7313.61%000
Slovenian National PartySNS3233743481762552922571834373482923,2853.18%000
Positive SloveniaPS120191134180203196183822851351701,8791.82%000
Pirate Party146146141139137113060155871271,2511.21%000
Verjamem99875076691068413812766669680.94%000
Greens of SloveniaZS48616743525957378640646140.59%000
Civic ListDL4233292035332638118391385510.53%000
Equal Land–Forward SloveniaED-NPS2217268181918202517252150.21%000
Economically Liberal PartyLGS2714877136518971210.12%000
Valid votes9,61610,4509,0397,2847,9808,9687,1436,44514,4959,72212,121103,263100.00%7411
Rejected votes1071391456511798107661841681791,3751.31%
Total polled9,72310,5899,1847,3498,0979,0667,2506,51114,6799,89012,300104,63848.74%
Registered electors18,69821,09819,07315,02217,35317,26415,82213,20930,14919,21527,797214,700
Turnout52.00%50.19%48.15%48.92%46.66%52.51%45.82%49.29%48.69%51.47%44.25%48.74%

The following candidates were elected:[35][36]

  • Constituency seats - Srečko Blažič (SMC, Maribor 6), 3,672 votes; Vinko Gorenak (SDS, Šmarje pri Jelšah), 2,788 votes; Jasna Murgel (SMC, Maribor 5), 3,118 votes; Bojan Podkrajšek (SDS, Slovenske Konjice), 2,383 votes; Ivan Prelog (SMC, Maribor 1), 3,764 votes; Uroš Prikl (DeSUS, Maribor 7), 1,245 votes; and Branislav Rajić (SMC, Maribor 7), 2,778 votes.
  • National seats - Marjana Kotnik Poropat (DeSUS, Ruše), 958 votes; Ksenija Korenjak Kramar (SMC, Maribor 2), 3,943 votes; Bojana Muršič (SD, Ruše), 523 votes; and Franc Trček (ZL, Maribor 4), 560 votes.

Substitutions:

  • Srečko Blažič (SMC, Maribor 6) resigned on 2 March 2015 and was replaced by Bojan Krajnc (SMC, Maribor 3) on 3 March 2015.[37][38]
2011

Results of the 2011 parliamentary election held on 4 December 2011:[39][40][41]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
Maribor 1Maribor 2Maribor 3Maribor 4Maribor 5Maribor 6Maribor 7RušeSlovenska
Bistrica		Slovenska
Konjice		Šmarje pri
Jelšah		Con.Nat.Tot.
Slovenian Democratic PartySDS3,2353,9833,7502,0592,5312,7672,4232,3576,2414,1675,36838,88130.09%303
Zoran Janković's List – Positive SloveniaLZJ-PS2,5202,6972,0042,5912,7072,9692,3301,3863,1212,3173,04627,68821.43%213
Social DemocratsSD1,5341,4951,0371,3411,2411,4611,1548521,9729601,12414,17110.97%112
Gregor Virant's Civic ListLGV1,2741,4471,0998769511,1868608991,7509871,21412,5439.71%101
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		DeSUS9811,2448716951,0191,0599719201,7351,0171,50512,0179.30%101
Slovenian People's PartySLS8319401,6123003594043374891,7411,1191,1969,3287.22%011
New Slovenia – Christian People's PartyNSi2883493012152421931941895516391,0854,2463.29%000
Slovenian National PartySNS2973842631532632692081882812483182,8722.22%000
Party for Sustainable
Development of Slovenia		TRS21414713826518319415486173931401,7871.38%000
Liberal Democracy of SloveniaLDS1431258510992103753941271111761,5401.19%000
Youth Party – European GreensSMS-Z15211610878931236211312355621,0850.84%000
Democratic Labour PartyDSD93827558466263627866737580.59%000
Zares38100254754423718163141567210.56%000
Greens of SloveniaZS57655465576448277654516180.48%000
Movement for SloveniaGZS1110330926108111710192540.20%000
Party of Equal OpportunitiesSEM-Si16181526221313113513292110.16%000
Party of Slovenian PeopleSSN71610132812892127201710.13%000
Forward SloveniaNPS171568000002717231670.13%000
Party of Humane SloveniaSHS2191011159128240181370.11%000
Valid votes11,72913,33511,5558,9119,92910,9408,9578,01918,25612,04115,523129,195100.00%8311
Rejected votes1772602601202482182262172882453722,6312.00%
Total polled11,90613,59511,8159,03110,17711,1589,1838,23618,54412,28615,895131,82661.21%
Registered electors18,70321,00019,12115,28617,65917,43215,95213,25729,97819,15127,818215,357
Turnout63.66%64.74%61.79%59.08%57.63%64.01%57.57%62.13%61.86%64.15%57.14%61.21%

The following candidates were elected:[41][42]

  • Constituency seats - Borut Ambrožič (LZJ-PS, Maribor 4), 2,591 votes; Vinko Gorenak (SDS, Šmarje pri Jelšah), 5,368 votes; Jožef Jerovšek (SDS, Slovenska Bistrica), 6,241 votes; Marjana Kotnik Poropat (DeSUS, Ruše), 920 votes; Truda Pepelnik (LGV, Ruše), 899 votes; Majda Potrata (SD, Maribor 4), 1,341 votes; Mateja Pučnik (SDS, Slovenske Konjice), 4,167 votes; and Peter Vilfan (LZJ-PS, Maribor 5), 2,707 votes.
  • National seats - Dragan Bosnić (LZJ-PS, Maribor 6), 2,969 votes; Matevž Frangež (SD, Maribor 6), 1,461 votes; and Janez Ribič (SLS, Maribor 3), 1,612 votes.

Substitutions:

  • Vinko Gorenak (SDS, Šmarje pri Jelšah) forfeited his seat on 10 February 2012 upon being elected to the government and was replaced by Ivan Pišek (SDS, Maribor 2) on 14 February 2012.[43][44]
  • Truda Pepelnik (LGV, Ruše) resigned on 28 December 2012 and was replaced by Branko Kurnjek (LGV, Maribor 2) on 28 January 2013.[45][46]
  • Ivan Pišek (SDS, Maribor 2) forfeited his seat on 20 March 2013 when Vinko Gorenak (SDS, Šmarje pri Jelšah) lost his government position, regaining his seat.[47][48]
  • Peter Vilfan (LZJ-PS, Maribor 5) resigned on 14 May 2014 and was replaced by Alenka Lampe (LZJ-PS, Maribor 7) on the same day.[49][50]

2000s

2008

Results of the 2008 parliamentary election held on 21 September 2008:[51][52][53]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
Maribor 1Maribor 2Maribor 3Maribor 4Maribor 5Maribor 6Maribor 7RušeSlovenska
Bistrica		Slovenska
Konjice		Šmarje pri
Jelšah		Con.Nat.Tot.
Slovenian Democratic PartySDS3,0353,8103,1292,1042,3692,7432,1992,0375,5274,0724,99736,02228.99%303
Social DemocratsSD3,1703,0652,3813,1433,1653,6102,8011,6353,4051,9673,03731,37925.25%303
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		DeSUS9481,1377908511,1301,1071,1301,3971,5339431,91912,88510.37%101
Zares1,1829778271,3409821,1429545011,6541,24186311,6639.38%101
Slovenian National PartySNS6648436273605995464896671,0838809207,6786.18%011
Slovenian People's Party
and Youth Party of Slovenia		SLS-SMS9554091,7851312092941342092,0985895637,3765.94%011
Liberal Democracy of SloveniaLDS4057863064644315873009895904864085,7524.63%011
Lipa3446835392564095664331572841641994,0343.25%000
New Slovenia – Christian People's PartyNSi149192175154168126130972963879922,8662.31%000
List for Justice and DevelopmentLPR22255818416923123241713713241582,3811.92%000
Greens of SloveniaZS898766799174714110966468190.66%000
Christian Democratic PartySKD31404944372939214365534510.36%000
Party of Slovenian PeopleSSN31403632412330315426654090.33%000
List for Clear Drinking WaterLZČPV31302435343328253934363490.28%000
Green Coalition: Green Party
and Green Progress		ZL-ZP1927261428169143116112110.17%000
Valid votes11,27512,68410,9449,1769,92411,1289,1647,95816,87810,97714,167124,275100.00%8311
Rejected votes1761932721141871491851803281753172,2761.80%
Total polled11,45112,87711,2169,29010,11111,2779,3498,13817,20611,15214,484126,55158.85%
Registered electors18,39720,78418,97515,71717,62617,85616,49813,28029,47118,96327,486215,053
Turnout62.24%61.96%59.11%59.11%57.36%63.16%56.67%61.28%58.38%58.81%52.70%58.85%

The following candidates were elected:[53][54]

  • Constituency seats - Bogdan Čepič (SD, Maribor 5), 3,165 votes; Matevž Frangež (SD, Maribor 6), 3,610 votes; Vinko Gorenak (SDS, Šmarje pri Jelšah), 4,997 votes; Jožef Jerovšek (SDS, Slovenska Bistrica), 5,527 votes; Rudolf Petan (SDS, Slovenske Konjice), 4,072 votes; Majda Potrata (SD, Maribor 4), 3,143 votes; Vili Rezman (DeSUS, Ruše), 1,397 votes; and Ivo Vajgl (Zares, Maribor 4), 1,340 votes.
  • National seats - Ljubo Germič (LDS, Ruše), 989 votes; Silven Majhenič (SNS, Slovenske Konjice), 4,072 votes; and Janez Ribič (SLS-SMS, Maribor 3), 1,785 votes.

Substitutions:

2004

Results of the 2004 parliamentary election held on 3 October 2004:[57][58][59]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
Maribor 1Maribor 2Maribor 3Maribor 4Maribor 5Maribor 6Maribor 7RušeSlovenska
Bistrica		Slovenska
Konjice		Šmarje pri
Jelšah		Con.Nat.Tot.
Slovenian Democratic PartySDS2,8173,7362,6022,2782,3622,7392,3592,0895,9003,8153,29333,99029.59%303
Liberal Democracy of SloveniaLDS2,0652,1231,4982,3162,1862,4122,0571,7362,2642,4421,94623,04520.06%213
Slovenian National PartySNS8721,5698187889351,43196364793768492610,5709.20%101
United List of Social DemocratsZLSD9358185861,1301,1521,0738855641,1508951,27610,4649.11%101
Slovenian People's PartySLS1,1315912,5461812052032832081,9927049769,0207.85%011
New Slovenia – Christian People's PartyNSi5446636445805495534673798248791,7467,8286.82%011
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		DeSUS5075263314897305026491,0016222731,1806,8105.93%011
Slovenia is OursSN5644143092234127083172992331614614,1013.57%000
Youth Party of SloveniaSMS1942131561251402011731845391493642,4382.12%000
Active SloveniaAS164237129203136175133813245393022,4232.11%000
Greens of SloveniaZS7767991138210877316036648140.71%000
June ListJL6454609391109682770551017920.69%000
Women's Voice of Slovenia,
Association for Primorska,
Union of Independents of Slovenia
and New Democracy of Slovenia		GZS-
ZZP-
ZNS-
NDS		64765483578885354828266440.56%000
Party of Ecological
Movements of Slovenia		SEG534543395357433167140306010.52%000
List for Enterprising SloveniaPS81597553814419353779355980.52%000
Democratic Party of SloveniaDS26302629253332152816142740.24%000
Party of Slovenian PeopleSSN21162615241725182319362400.21%000
United for an Independent
and Just Slovenia		48117912610189111050.09%000
Social Liberal PartyLS145799710978151000.09%000
Valid votes10,19711,25010,0208,7549,23810,4728,6517,39915,14310,93112,802114,857100.00%7411
Rejected votes1862212231462392051841633222663922,5472.17%
Total polled10,38311,47110,2438,9009,47710,6778,8357,56215,46511,19713,194117,40455.85%
Registered electors17,86419,96018,40815,97117,28118,37216,68712,92928,21318,23626,297210,218
Turnout58.12%57.47%55.64%55.73%54.84%58.12%52.95%58.49%54.82%61.40%50.17%55.85%

The following candidates were elected:[59][60]

  • Constituency seats - Srečko Hvauc (SDS, Maribor 2), 3,736 votes; Jožef Jerovšek (SDS, Slovenska Bistrica), 5,900 votes; Rudi Moge (LDS, Maribor 4), 2,316 votes; Sašo Peče (SNS, Maribor 6), 1,431 votes; Rudolf Petan (SDS, Slovenske Konjice), 3,815 votes; Milan Petek (LDS, Maribor 8), 2,057 votes; and Majda Potrata (ZLSD, Maribor 4), 1,130 votes.
  • National seats - Ljubo Germič (LDS, Ruše), 1,736 votes; Franc Kangler (SLS, Maribor 3), 2,546 votes; Martin Mikolič (NSi, Šmarje pri Jelšah), 1,746 votes; and Vili Rezman (DeSUS, Ruše), 1,001 votes.

Substitutions:

  • Franc Kangler (SLS, Maribor 3) resigned on 5 March 2007 and was replaced by Ivan Žagar (SLS, Slovenska Bistrica) on 9 March 2007.[61][62]
  • Ivan Žagar (SLS, Slovenska Bistrica) forfeited his seat on 9 March 2007 upon being elected to the government and was replaced by Marjan Drofenik (SLS, Šmarje pri Jelšah) on the same day.[62]
2000

Results of the 2000 parliamentary election held on 15 October 2000:[63][64][65]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
Maribor 1Maribor 2Maribor 3Maribor 4Maribor 5Maribor 6Maribor 7RušeSlovenska
Bistrica		Slovenska
Konjice		Šmarje pri
Jelšah		Con.Nat.Tot.
Liberal Democracy of SloveniaLDS4,1534,7153,5054,6174,6044,9204,2153,5294,5714,3524,55847,73937.95%404
Social Democratic Party of SloveniaSDSS1,4501,6171,4501,3271,3251,5621,2049343,2842,3812,01418,54814.74%112
Slovenian People's Party
and Slovene Christian Democrats		SLS-SKD1,9359262,2013683616506344102,9571,2502,25313,94511.09%101
United List of Social DemocratsZLSD1,0411,0297191,3221,3491,4061,1895601,76434569811,4229.08%101
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		DeSUS6796926657087966169037631,0895071,2408,6586.88%011
New Slovenia – Christian People's PartyNSi6207008646216975405154418009991,1017,8986.28%011
Slovenian National PartySNS5251,0175155115491,0285393795785133936,5475.20%011
Youth Party of SloveniaSMS3554443723353834443822205837385764,8323.84%000
Women's Voice of SloveniaGŽS133142176206219220180115173871731,8241.45%000
Greens of SloveniaZS82112507013186605580431779460.75%000
Democratic Party of SloveniaDS496385777173581403847537540.60%000
New PartyNS42793059595541245146875730.46%000
Regional Party of StyriaDSŠ376335613119423312045655510.44%000
Party of Democratic Action of SloveniaSDAS21304535764452392225404290.34%000
Mirko Justin (Independent)Ind815711181516823272564040.32%000
Forward SloveniaNPS17282930172735142319482870.23%000
Milan Robič (Independent)Ind2215141517118113147252610.21%000
Valter Skok (Independent)Ind201637192512182610131780.14%000
Valid votes11,18911,70310,79910,39210,72811,72810,0917,77916,17611,44113,770125,796100.00%7411
Rejected votes3334164263104283634222985664195954,5763.51%
Total polled11,52212,11911,22510,70211,15612,09110,5138,07716,74211,86014,365130,37263.07%
Registered electors17,61618,71617,69916,53717,68218,51917,13012,64027,22917,46025,496206,724
Turnout65.41%64.75%63.42%64.72%63.09%65.29%61.37%63.90%61.49%67.93%56.34%63.07%

The following candidates were elected:[65]

  • Constituency seats - Ljubo Germič (LDS); Franc Kangler (SLS-SKD); Leo Kremžar (LDS); Rudi Moge (LDS); Tone Partljič (LDS); Rudolf Petan (SDSS); and Majda Potrata (ZLSD).
  • National seats - Jožef Jerovšek (SDSS); Ivan Kebrič (DeSUS); Sašo Peče (SNS); and Marija Ana Tisovic (NSi).

1990s

1996

Results of the 1996 parliamentary election held on 10 November 1996:[66][67][68]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
Maribor 1Maribor 2Maribor 3Maribor 4Maribor 5Maribor 6Maribor 7RušeSlovenska
Bistrica		Slovenska
Konjice		Šmarje pri
Jelšah		Con.Nat.Tot.
Liberal Democracy of SloveniaLDS2,7222,4692,1542,8582,4863,2732,6211,8883,2983,4992,94630,21424.46%213
Slovenian People's PartySLS3,1202,7513,4491,8602,1192,3772,2581,3133,2881,8124,19128,53823.10%213
Social Democratic Party of SloveniaSDSS1,3081,3771,2861,3961,3381,4541,1988783,2372,1012,02117,59414.24%112
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		DeSUS9511,1331,0141,2161,7031,0041,7528421,0266591,35912,65910.25%101
Slovene Christian DemocratsSKD6739814325165304623909341,1741,8001,4929,3847.60%000
United List of Social DemocratsZLSD6745003751,4491,1071,3386924471,0793975858,6437.00%011
Slovenian National PartySNS4495022953513995134013244493192694,2713.46%011
Democratic Party of SloveniaDS2341992003063332802082011801281442,4131.95%000
Slovenian Craftsmen and Entrepreneurial
Party and Centrum Party		SOPS2112102091641081531501512311484662,2011.78%000
Greens of SloveniaZS160191130217176185147942951351601,8901.53%000
Green Alternative of SloveniaZA8512580931861327597109681061,1560.94%000
Communist Party of SloveniaKPS07886108128113128529459949400.76%000
Liberal PartyLS516346574750422448681456410.52%000
Slovenian ForumSF27272355368762513022664860.39%000
National Labour PartyNSD41543944353240345236654720.38%000
Slovenian National RightSND36524324464549235124614540.37%000
Republican Association of SloveniaRZS24342718172727275252573620.29%000
Christian Social UnionKSU57351826262519115023613510.28%000
New PartyNS3138281833322394031583410.28%000
Tonček Anton Kos (Independent)Ind29302246432640352220153280.27%000
Patriotic United Retirement Party
and League for Slovenia		DEUS-LZS000074010500001790.14%000
Valid votes10,88310,8499,95610,82210,97011,60810,4277,43514,80511,40114,361123,517100.00%6511
Rejected votes8,1466.19%
Total polled131,66365.01%
Registered electors202,536
Turnout65.01%

The following candidates were elected:[68]

  • Constituency seats - Jožef Jerovšek (SDSS); Franc Kangler (SLS); Ivan Kebrič (DeSUS); Jožef Košir (LDS); Tone Partljič (LDS) and Franc Potočnik (SLS).
  • National seats - Anton Bergauer (SLS); Peter Lešnik (SNS); Rudi Moge (LDS); Rudolf Petan (SDSS); and Boris Sovič (ZLSD).

Substitutions:

  • Anton Bergauer (SLS) forfeited his seat on 27 February 1997 upon being elected to the government and was replaced by Štefan Klinc (SLS) on 25 March 1997.[69][70]
  • Boris Sovič (ZLSD) forfeited his seat on 13 January 1999 upon being elected Mayor of Maribor and was replaced by Jože Jagodnik (ZLSD) on 22 January 1999.[71][72]
  • Peter Lešnik (SNS) died on 8 March 2000 and was replaced by Sašo Peče (SNS) on 21 March 2000.[73][74]
1992

Results of the 1992 parliamentary election held on 6 December 1992:[75][76]

PartyVotes%Seats
Con.Nat.Tot.
Liberal Democracy of SloveniaLDS35,25424.46%213
United ListZL23,22616.11%112
Slovene Christian DemocratsSKD16,78811.65%101
Slovenian People's PartySLS11,5247.99%011
Slovenian National PartySNS10,7347.45%011
Social Democratic Party of SloveniaSDSS7,0284.88%011
Democratic Party of SloveniaDS6,6704.63%000
Greens of SloveniaZS5,8314.04%011
Socialist Party of SloveniaSSS4,0972.84%000
Styrian Democratic Christian PartySDKS3,8332.66%000
Slovenian Craftsmen and Entrepreneurial
Party and Centrum Party		SOPS3,5462.46%000
Independent PartySN2,3761.65%000
DEMOSDEMOS2,1771.51%000
Liberal Democratic Party of SloveniaLDSS2,1211.47%000
Liberal PartyLS1,9341.34%000
National Democratic Party
and Slovenian Party		ND-SGS1,6761.16%000
Christian Socialists, DS Forward
and Free Party		KS-DS1,5181.05%000
Slovenian Ecological MovementSEG1,1550.80%000
“SMER" Association of SloveniaSMER9290.64%000
Republican Association of SloveniaRZS7530.52%000
Movement for General DemocracyGOD6430.45%000
Primorska AssociationZZP3440.24%000
Valid votes144,157100.00%4610
Rejected votes12,2717.84%
Total polled156,42879.19%
Registered electors197,539

The following candidates were elected:[76]

  • Constituency seats - Stane Firm (SKD); Davorin Kračun (LDS); Jože Protner (LDS); and Ivan Sisinger (ZL).
  • National seats - Jože Jagodnik (ZL); Jožef Kopše (SNS); Tone Partljič (LDS); Franc Potočnik (SLS); Janko Predan (ZS); and Jože Pučnik (SDSS).

Substitutions:

  • Davorin Kračun (LDS) forfeited his seat on 25 January 1993 upon being elected to the government and was replaced by Rudi Moge (LDS) on 23 February 1993.[77][78]

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