Novo Mesto (National Assembly constituency)

Novo Mesto
Constituency
for the National Assembly
Outline map
Location of Novo Mesto within Slovenia
Municipality
List
Population269,007 (2025)[1]
Electorate217,948 (2026)
Area3,411 km2 (2024)[2]
Current Constituency
Created1992
Seats11 (1992–present)
Deputies[3]
List
Electoral districts
List
  • Brežice
  • Črnomelj
  • Hrastnik-Trbovlje
  • Krško
  • Laško
  • Litija
  • Novo Mesto 1
  • Novo Mesto 2
  • Sevnica
  • Trebnje
  • Zagorje

Novo Mesto, officially known as the 6th constituency (Slovene: 6. 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 Brežice, Črnomelj, Dolenjske Toplice, Hrastnik, Kostanjevica na Krki, Krško, Laško, Litija, Metlika, Mirna, Mirna Peč, Mokronog-Trebelno, Novo Mesto, Radeče, Semič, Šentjernej, Šentrupert, Sevnica, Škocjan, Šmarješke Toplice, Šmartno pri Litiji, Straža, Trbovlje, Trebnje, Zagorje ob Savi and Žužemberk, and parts of the municipality of Ivančna Gorica. 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 217,948 registered electors.

History

The 6th constituency (Novo Mesto) 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 Brežice, Črnomelj, Hrastnik, Krško, Laško, Metlika, Novo Mesto, Sevnica, Trbovlje, Trebnje and Zagorje ob Savi.[4]

Following the re-organisation of municipalities in October 1994, parts of Črnomelj municipality were transferred to the newly created Semič municipality; parts of Laško municipality were transferred to the newly created Radeče municipality; and parts of Novo Mesto municipality were transferred to the newly created municipalities of Šentjernej and Škocjan.[5][6]

In August 1998 parts of Novo Mesto municipality were transferred to the newly created municipalities of Dolenjske Toplice, Mirna Peč and Žužemberk.[6] In June 2006 parts of Krško municipality were transferred to the newly created Kostanjevica na Krki municipality; parts of Novo Mesto municipality were transferred to the newly created municipalities of Šmarješke Toplice and Straža; and parts of Trebnje municipality were transferred to the newly created municipalities of Mokronog-Trebelno and Šentrupert.[7][6][8] Mirna municipality was created from parts of Trebnje municipality in February 2011.[9]

The municipalities of Litija and Šmartno pri Litiji were transferred from Ljubljana Bežigrad constituency to Novo Mesto constituency in February 2021.[10]

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 Novo Mesto constituency as consisting of the municipalities of Brežice, Črnomelj, Dolenjske Toplice, Hrastnik, Kostanjevica na Krki, Krško, Laško, Litija, Metlika, Mirna, Mirna Peč, Mokronog-Trebelno, Novo Mesto, Radeče, Semič, Šentjernej, Šentrupert, Sevnica, Škocjan, Šmarješke Toplice, Šmartno pri Litiji, Straža, Trbovlje, Trebnje, Zagorje ob Savi and Žužemberk.[10]

Electoral system

Novo Mesto currently elects 11 of the 90 members of the National Assembly using the open party-list proportional representation electoral system.[11][12] Each constituency is divided into 11 electoral districts (volilni okraji) in which each party stands a single candidate.[13][14] 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.[13]

Allocation of seats was carried out in two stages.[15] In the first stage, seats are allocated to parties at the constituency level using the Droop quota (Hare quota prior to 2006).[16][17][18] 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).[18][19] 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.[20][21] 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.[18]

Seats won by each party in a constituency are allocated to the candidates with the highest percentage of votes.[22] As a consequence, multiple candidates may be elected from an electoral district whilst others may have no candidates elected.[13] 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).[13]

Electoral districts

Novo Mesto is divided into 11 electoral districts:[23]

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
20266,0454.02%012,2618.15%041,76827.76%3with NSi15,40010.23%144,22429.39%34,1782.78%0
20225,3483.52%010,4086.84%051,65233.96%45,7743.80%0with PoS9,8916.50%037,66224.76%22,6831.76%0
20187,7957.70%011,88611.73%110,89210.75%15,1215.06%06,0505.97%024,87624.56%25,4215.35%0
20145,8965.76%06,7596.60%02,8032.74%033,72432.94%36,1756.03%05,4315.30%021,66421.16%22,3042.25%0
20111,5491.20%012,0039.29%134,17826.45%33,0032.32%010,1587.86%06,1084.73%035,45827.44%33,3392.58%0
200832,30126.15%39,2757.51%010,2028.26%04760.39%03,8253.10%033,70027.29%38,1816.62%0
20048,8537.72%028,51524.88%211,80810.30%110,0138.74%128,76025.09%37,8246.83%0
200011,6618.90%152,05539.73%417,30913.21%1with SLS10,2257.80%018,64214.23%16,0054.58%0
199611,9629.23%139,59130.54%326,60920.53%213,29210.25%117,45713.47%14,4263.41%0
199219,34113.35%139,14727.02%213,6489.42%122,18615.32%13,0982.14%012,6688.74%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:[24][25]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
BrežiceČrnomeljHrastnik-
Trbovlje		KrškoLaškoLitijaNovo
Mesto 1		Novo
Mesto 2		SevnicaTrebnjeZagorjeCon.Nat.Tot.
Slovenian Democratic PartySDS3,7354,0162,3214,9252,8893,6347,0564,8344,2504,6401,92444,22429.39%314
Freedom MovementSvoboda4,3164,2845,5554,1761,7893,7003,5815,5512,6482,6283,54041,76827.76%325
New Slovenia – Christian Democrats,
Slovenian People's Party and Focus		NSi-SLS-
FOKUS		7781,3076181,6501,1411,6742,0541,7231,8741,65193015,40010.23%101
Social DemocratsSD8111,5131,6848992,0585741,0991,26175280880212,2618.15%011
DemocratsD9407084969635217661,3811,3356101,0065139,2396.14%000
Resni.caResni.ca5726628007675285738247945305974847,1314.74%000
The Left and Vesna – Green PartyLevica-Vesna6794927765923204994468952713397366,0454.02%000
PrerodPrerod3725183174932124205917602743382454,5403.02%000
Slovenian National PartySNS4193803365422962816024543203482004,1782.78%000
Pirate PartyPirati2442072752341982992884061612011892,7021.80%000
Greens of Slovenia and
Party of Generations		ZS-SG366680203162894963035387220.48%000
We, Socialists!MI!47917357675860943841596850.46%000
Alternative for SloveniaAzaS54734336227554604953335520.37%000
Voice of PensionersGU72519140182450654045385340.35%000
Karl Erjavec - Trust PartySZ83384658242947762831344940.33%000
Valid votes13,15814,40613,51115,63510,09912,63418,22718,40411,87512,7619,765150,475100.00%7411
Rejected votes155160137141148129208146161123841,5921.05%
Total polled13,31314,56613,64815,77610,24712,76318,43518,55012,03612,8849,849152,06769.77%
Registered electors21,15122,74220,67623,17414,56017,29924,53625,93617,00217,28113,591217,948
Turnout62.94%64.05%66.01%68.08%70.38%73.78%75.13%71.52%70.79%74.56%72.47%69.77%

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

  • Constituency seats - Nataša Avšič Bogovič (Svoboda, Brežice & Hrastnik-Trbovlje), 9,871 votes; Anja Bah Žibert (SDS, Novo Mesto 1), 7,056 votes; Jana Jerman (Svoboda, Črnomelj), 4,284 votes; Franci Kepa (SDS, Trebnje), 4,640 votes; Tomaž Lisec (SDS, Sevnica), 4,250 votes; Srečko Ocvirk (NSi-SLS-FOKUS, Sevnica), 1,874 votes; and Teo Uranič (Svoboda, Zagorje), 3,540 votes.
  • National seats - Klemen Boštjančič (Svoboda, Krško & Novo Mesto 2), 9,727 votes; Matjaž Han (SD, Laško), 2,058 votes; Vinko Logaj (Svoboda, Litija), 3,700 votes; and Janez Jože Olovec (SDS, Krško), 4,925 votes.
2022

Results of the 2022 parliamentary election held on 24 April 2022:[26][27]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
BrežiceČrnomeljHrastnik-
Trbovlje		KrškoLaškoLitijaNovo
Mesto 1		Novo
Mesto 2		SevnicaTrebnjeZagorjeCon.Nat.Tot.
Freedom MovementSvoboda5,2804,2906,6465,8282,7324,5204,3676,8043,7673,2414,17751,65233.96%426
Slovenian Democratic PartySDS3,3783,8872,1614,0242,4433,2325,7943,7853,7703,6081,58037,66224.76%213
Social DemocratsSD7251,2881,5256861,8765379361,11743561067310,4086.84%011
New Slovenia – Christian DemocratsNSi5049745019198596711,6941,7185161,0554809,8916.50%011
List of Marjan ŠarecLMŠ5006145474692604736736593845607705,9093.89%000
Let's Connect SloveniaPoS4413712397502828995813836837503955,7743.80%000
The LeftLevica7055196984843094624387592893093765,3483.52%000
Resni.ca3043284133783163525634524184692714,2642.80%000
For a Healthy SocietyZSi1801,156102271141212476489180186733,4662.28%000
Party of Alenka BratušekSAB2712434552552102763165142492212803,2902.16%000
Slovenian National PartySNS235173135685146142397254226192982,6831.76%000
Our Future and Good CountrySNP-DD2491492802591451662943931651771322,4091.58%000
Our Country205991642251901503181822392672502,2891.51%000
Vesna – Green Party10687385133127198194243861203752,0541.35%000
Pirate Party1591211761611711982102821481181291,8731.23%000
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		DeSUS106258919360111193285137108491,4910.98%000
For the People of SloveniaZLS112411351326794861038263489630.63%000
List of Boris Popovič –
Let's Digitize Slovenia		LBP58282230533859403033294200.28%000
Homeland LeagueDOM1015102216174334274182430.16%000
Valid votes13,52814,64114,68515,80410,40312,74817,63218,49611,83112,12810,193152,089100.00%6511
Rejected votes135197146159118140199174134155791,6361.06%
Total polled13,66314,83814,83115,96310,52112,88817,83118,67011,96512,28310,272153,72570.35%
Registered electors21,22022,80421,22323,40814,85417,19424,41525,70017,11516,87713,694218,504
Turnout64.39%65.07%69.88%68.19%70.83%74.96%73.03%72.65%69.91%72.78%75.01%70.35%

The following candidates were elected:[26][27]

  • Constituency seats - Nataša Avšič Bogovič (Svoboda, Brežice), 5,280 votes; Anja Bah Žibert (SDS, Novo Mesto 1), 5,794 votes; Tomaž Lisec (SDS, Sevnica), 3,770 votes; Gapi Ovnik (Svoboda, Hrastnik-Trbovlje), 6,646 votes; Teo Uranič (Svoboda, Zagorje), 4,177 votes; and Tamara Vonta (Svoboda, Krško), 5,828 votes.
  • National seats - Vida Čadonič Špelič (NSi, Novo Mesto 1), 1,694 votes; Jožica Derganc (Svoboda, Novo Mesto 2), 6,804 votes; Matjaž Han (SD, Laško), 1,876 votes; Franci Kepa (SDS, Trebnje), 3,608 votes; and Franc Props (Svoboda, Litija), 4,520 votes.

Substitutions:

  • Matjaž Han (SD, Laško) forfeited his seat on 1 June 2022 upon being elected to the government and was replaced by Soniboj Knežak (SD, Hrastnik-Trbovlje) on 9 June 2022.[28][29]
  • Franc Props (Svoboda, Litija) forfeited his seat on 7 December 2023 upon being elected to the government and was replaced by Jernej Žnidaršič (Svoboda, Sevnica) on 13 December 2023.[30][31]

2010s

2018

Results of the 2018 parliamentary election held on 3 June 2018:[32][33]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
BrežiceČrnomeljHrastnikKrškoLaškoNovo
Mesto 1		Novo
Mesto 2		SevnicaTrbovljeTrebnjeZagorje
ob Savi		Con.Nat.Tot.
Slovenian Democratic PartySDS2,4502,9924872,6601,7784,1632,9562,5061,2302,3941,26024,87624.56%213
Social DemocratsSD5941,7558009221,9171,1111,5164519931,09173611,88611.73%112
List of Marjan ŠarecLMŠ8781,1425891,2177561,1871,2981,1239548251,45411,42311.28%101
Modern Centre PartySMC1,7311,1194661,0135131,0381,63660880997398610,89210.75%101
The LeftLevica1,1146544189544666431,1254908284156887,7957.70%011
New Slovenia – Christian DemocratsNSi425744895255801,0768503562697453916,0505.97%011
Slovenian National PartySNS5096111628773148607903532593872995,4215.35%011
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		DeSUS5358313734342864848023595342624115,3115.24%011
Slovenian People's PartySLS235229421,399518697214675956433745,1215.06%000
Party of Alenka BratušekSAB5193282224982493896622594722274754,3004.24%000
Good CountryDD114198531528037423274139133591,6081.59%000
Pirate Party97120551101641772751061001241061,4341.42%000
United Left and UnityZLS9094151110443781114177111651,0741.06%000
Andrej Čuš and Greens of SloveniaAČZS6359139654177111497685678500.84%000
Economic Active PartyGAS272741614286233101430106710.66%000
List of Journalist Bojan PožarLNBP44502146609091394931465670.56%000
United SloveniaZSi5828998598052493445275390.53%000
For a Healthy SocietyZD40431036287698281937414560.45%000
Solidarity–For a Fair Society!1416111410492336332484180.41%000
Movement Together ForwardGSN5091028182154201729202760.27%000
Socialist Party of SloveniaSPS142028197161671512211750.17%000
Party of Slovenian PeopleSSN161211632222141225131560.15%000
Valid votes9,61711,0814,01411,2407,91813,05313,3477,6967,1288,6487,557101,299100.00%5611
Rejected votes94100471121151841651069094841,1911.16%
Total polled9,71111,1814,06111,3528,03313,23713,5127,8027,2188,7427,641102,49050.24%
Registered electors21,47123,1408,02523,81015,23126,56025,84915,31614,01916,55514,025204,001
Turnout45.23%48.32%50.60%47.68%52.74%49.84%52.27%50.94%51.49%52.81%54.48%50.24%

The following candidates were elected:[32][33]

  • Constituency seats - Anja Bah Žibert (SDS, Novo Mesto 1), 4,163 votes; Matjaž Han (SD, Laško), 1,917 votes; Tomaž Lisec (SDS, Sevnica), 2,506 votes; Rudi Medved (LMŠ, Zagorje ob Savi), 1,454 votes; and Igor Zorčič (SMC, Brežice), 1,731 votes.
  • National seats - Ivan Hršak (DeSUS, Hrastnik), 373 votes; Franci Kepa (SDS, Trebnje), 2,394 votes; Soniboj Knežak (SD, Hrastnik), 800 votes; Blaž Pavlin (NSi, Trebnje), 745 votes; Dušan Šiško (SNS, Krško), 877 votes; and Primož Siter (Levica, Trbovlje), 828 votes.

Substitutions:

  • Rudi Medved (LMŠ, Zagorje ob Savi) forfeited his seat on 13 September 2018 upon being elected to the government and was replaced by Nina Maurovič (LMŠ, Hrastnik) on 26 September 2018.[34][35]
  • Nina Maurovič (LMŠ, Hrastnik) forfeited her seat on 13 March 2020 when Rudi Medved (LMŠ, Zagorje ob Savi) lost his government position, regaining his seat.[36][37]
2014

Results of the 2014 parliamentary election held on 13 July 2014:[38][39][40]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
BrežiceČrnomelj-
Metlika		HrastnikKrškoLaškoNovo
Mesto 1		Novo
Mesto 2		SevnicaTrbovljeTrebnjeZagorjeCon.Nat.Tot.
Modern Centre PartySMC3,5653,1311,5473,6652,0673,4955,0332,3992,7702,9473,10533,72432.94%325
Slovenian Democratic PartySDS2,4661,8163342,4901,5033,9772,7671,9439742,3141,08021,66421.16%213
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		DeSUS9091,3167971,1268781,1871,4998431,13059793611,21810.96%101
Social DemocratsSD4061,2653954061,3325058292656012694866,7596.60%011
Slovenian People's PartySLS329672841,5104286943839341556003866,1756.03%000
United LeftZL7763752476933115117383709195404165,8965.76%011
New Slovenia – Christian DemocratsNSi260876584095301,1437172591376364065,4315.30%000
Alliance of Alenka BratušekZaAB3853172513342994617912183872453764,0643.97%000
Positive SloveniaPS251643272165952063691123301112492,8032.74%000
Slovenian National PartySNS15531471301170400349132851861412,3042.25%000
Verjamem38372496349590313637475650.55%000
Pirate Party70032841240194600005640.55%000
Civic ListDL50457536235256312937815150.50%000
Greens of SloveniaZS50382359458483183228354950.48%000
Equal Land–Forward SloveniaED-NPS19185221246351462402010.20%000
Valid votes9,72910,8634,21511,3967,85112,85613,9337,6297,5918,5717,744102,378100.00%6511
Rejected votes1151705113811620916696120127921,4001.35%
Total polled9,84411,0334,26611,5347,96713,06514,0997,7257,7118,6987,836103,77850.54%
Registered electors21,55523,3848,30124,03415,42126,81925,89314,77114,43716,47614,249205,340
Turnout45.67%47.18%51.39%47.99%51.66%48.72%54.45%52.30%53.41%52.79%54.99%50.54%

The following candidates were elected:[40][41]

  • Constituency seats - Anja Bah Žibert (SDS, Novo Mesto 1), 3,977 votes; Marjan Dolinšek (SMC, Zagorje), 3,105 votes; Ivan Hršak (DeSUS, Hrastnik), 797 votes; Zvonko Lah (SDS, Trebnje), 2,314 votes; Vojka Šergan (SMC, Hrastnik), 1,547 votes; and Igor Zorčič (SMC, Brežice), 3,565 votes.
  • National seats - Urška Ban (SMC, Novo Mesto 2), 5,033 votes; Irena Grošelj Košnik (SMC, Trbovlje), 2,770 votes; Matjaž Han (SD, Laško), 1,332 votes; Tomaž Lisec (SDS, Sevnica), 1,943 votes; and Luka Mesec (ZL, Trbovlje), 919 votes.
2011

Results of the 2011 parliamentary election held on 4 December 2011:[42][43][44]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
BrežiceČrnomelj-
Metlika		HrastnikKrškoLaškoNovo
Mesto 1		Novo
Mesto 2		SevnicaTrbovljeTrebnjeZagorjeCon.Nat.Tot.
Slovenian Democratic PartySDS4,4402,8776743,7042,5856,6394,3483,0791,8213,6041,68735,45827.44%314
Zoran Janković's List – Positive SloveniaLZJ-PS3,5534,8502,1903,2531,4272,9075,6481,9123,2822,1053,05134,17826.45%303
Social DemocratsSD9301,2996099192,1381,1501,4205521,1987341,05412,0039.29%101
Slovenian People's PartySLS4631,2591272,8956111,3577391,26919479544910,1587.86%011
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		DeSUS8551,1325818917971,0331,4828948264998849,8747.64%011
Gregor Virant's Civic ListLGV7116493699518831,2511,4765405718139259,1397.07%011
New Slovenia – Christian People's PartyNSi3661,066535185909858992512197494126,1084.73%000
Slovenian National PartySNS2272251034001345334821826852021663,3392.58%000
Liberal Democracy of SloveniaLDS2435594892221453072461032291782823,0032.32%000
Party for Sustainable
Development of Slovenia		TRS172139521551211341891371401102001,5491.20%000
Democratic Labour PartyDSD115107779251165113112160417951,5041.16%000
Youth Party – European GreensSMS-Z11817379113661457851311661111,1310.88%000
Zares56951163357318217102161027520.58%000
Greens of SloveniaZS5837836326876322434304350.34%000
Movement for SloveniaGZS22207712311840152236414150.32%000
Party of Equal OpportunitiesSEM-Si71881411282761113211640.13%000
Valid votes12,33614,5055,43714,2979,64916,89317,4459,1529,51510,4719,510129,210100.00%7411
Rejected votes1673101312282323653081801962181822,5171.91%
Total polled12,50314,8155,56814,5259,88117,25817,7539,3329,71110,6899,692131,72764.04%
Registered electors21,55423,3288,52724,19615,59426,42725,85914,83714,77216,26514,339205,698
Turnout58.01%63.51%65.30%60.03%63.36%65.30%68.65%62.90%65.74%65.72%67.59%64.04%

The following candidates were elected:[44][45]

  • Constituency seats - Renata Brunskole (LZJ-PS, Črnomelj-Metlika), 4,850 votes; Ivan Grill (SDS, Novo Mesto 1), 6,639 votes; Matjaž Han (SD, Laško), 2,138 votes; Zvonko Lah (SDS, Trebnje), 3,604 votes; Jože Velikonja (LZJ-PS, Hrastnik), 2,190 votes; Andrej Vizjak (SDS, Brežice), 4,440 votes; and Barbara Žgajner Tavš (LZJ-PS, Trbovlje), 3,282 votes.
  • National seats - Franc Bogovič (SLS, Krško), 2,895 votes; Katarina Hočevar (LGV, Zagorje), 925 votes; Ivan Hršak (DeSUS, Hrastnik), 581 votes; and Tomaž Lisec (SDS, Sevnica), 3,079 votes.

Substitutions:

  • Franc Bogovič (SLS, Krško) forfeited his seat on 10 February 2012 upon being elected to the government and was replaced by Roman Žveglič (SLS, Sevnica) on 14 February 2012.[46][47]
  • Andrej Vizjak (SDS, Brežice) forfeited his seat on 10 February 2012 upon being elected to the government and was replaced by Damjana Petavar Dobovšek (SDS, Laško) on 14 February 2012.[46][47]
  • Damjana Petavar Dobovšek (SDS, Laško) forfeited his seat on 20 March 2013 when Andrej Vizjak (SDS, Brežice) lost his government position, regaining his seat.[48][49]
  • Roman Žveglič (SLS, Sevnica) forfeited his seat on 20 March 2013 when Franc Bogovič (SLS, Krško) lost his government position, regaining his seat.[48][49]
  • Franc Bogovič (SLS, Krško) forfeited his seat on 1 July 2014 upon being elected to the European Parliament and was replaced by Roman Žveglič (SLS, Sevnica) on 4 July 2014.[50][51]

2000s

2008

Results of the 2008 parliamentary election held on 21 September 2008:[52][53][54]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
BrežiceČrnomelj-
Metlika		HrastnikKrškoLaškoNovo
Mesto 1		Novo
Mesto 2		SevnicaTrbovljeTrebnjeZagorjeCon.Nat.Tot.
Slovenian Democratic PartySDS4,5162,5957213,5722,5346,2474,7662,5751,5912,8561,72733,70027.29%303
Social DemocratsSD2,6374,3791,6523,0883,4762,6205,0351,6553,3872,0652,30732,30126.15%303
Zares1,2729274091,1398181,1482,2499129445441,10411,4669.28%101
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		DeSUS9601,2566268867291,1911,3087737221,67262810,7518.70%101
Slovenian People's Party
and Youth Party of Slovenia		SLS-SMS3562,603592,8533721,1382211,8287540129610,2028.26%011
Liberal Democracy of SloveniaLDS6723601,4645183107409592681,0025232,4599,2757.51%011
Slovenian National PartySNS7305752959094751,2299853831,4557473988,1816.62%011
New Slovenia – Christian People's PartyNSi127474283165215604431861068202443,8253.10%000
Lipa12399128211137187191105326771301,7141.39%000
Greens of SloveniaZS605114412893116273038245220.42%000
Christian Democratic PartySKD39356035366476672221214760.39%000
List for Clear Drinking WaterLZČPV4629737227675121239283830.31%000
List for Justice and DevelopmentLPR462772313332886102193030.25%000
Party of Slovenian PeopleSSN2554425153827131125142510.20%000
Green Coalition: Green Party
and Green Progress		ZL-ZP8178799238388191540.12%000
Valid votes11,61713,4815,48213,6609,49515,37316,5028,8989,7319,8579,408123,504100.00%8311
Rejected votes1773011173082343712671721782321942,5512.02%
Total polled11,79413,7825,59913,9689,72915,74416,7699,0709,90910,0899,602126,05561.61%
Registered electors21,42923,0468,76424,17615,64325,86625,53714,84915,05615,83814,390204,594
Turnout55.04%59.80%63.89%57.78%62.19%60.87%65.67%61.08%65.81%63.70%66.73%61.61%

The following candidates were elected:[54][55]

  • Constituency seats - Renata Brunskole (SD, Črnomelj-Metlika), 4,379 votes; Ivan Grill (SDS, Novo Mesto 1), 6,247 votes; Matjaž Han (SD, Laško), 3,476 votes; Franci Kek (Zares, Novo Mesto 2), 2,249 votes; Zvonko Lah (SDS, Trebnje), 2,856 votes; Andrej Vizjak (SDS, Brežice), 4,516 votes; Franc Žnidaršič (DeSUS, Trebnje), 1,672 votes; and Melita Župevc (SD, Trbovlje), 3,387 votes.
  • National seats - Bogdan Barovič (SNS, Trbovlje), 1,455 votes; Franc Bogovič (SLS-SMS, Krško), 2,853 votes; and Miran Jerič (LDS, Hrastnik), 1,464 votes.
2004

Results of the 2004 parliamentary election held on 3 October 2004:[56][57][58]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
BrežiceČrnomelj-
Metlika		HrastnikKrškoLaškoNovo
Mesto 1		Novo
Mesto 2		SevnicaTrbovljeTrebnjeZagorjeCon.Nat.Tot.
Slovenian Democratic PartySDS4,5721,9108603,5802,1103,9823,8392,5191,5482,2431,59728,76025.09%303
Liberal Democracy of SloveniaLDS2,6962,4272,2802,6711,5172,5414,8161,3952,3751,2904,50728,51524.88%213
Slovenian People's PartySLS2792,7941031,6008701,8936922,40326358632511,80810.30%101
New Slovenia – Christian People's PartyNSi3701,1321381,2318311,9931,4434943811,39760310,0138.74%101
United List of Social DemocratsZLSD5761,1196488881,2766509385869524597618,8537.72%011
Slovenian National PartySNS6215144527445365566453502,7092904077,8246.83%011
Active SloveniaAS2903631735382571,3961,9342512865271556,1705.38%000
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		DeSUS3909951974815824624333712561,1931425,5024.80%011
Slovenia is OursSN210624113721181272138877572442,4562.14%000
Youth Party of SloveniaSMS29828049162203100112501361381321,6601.45%000
June ListJL62575710766116264314451418960.78%000
Greens of SloveniaZS453256594679298630354970.43%000
Party of Ecological
Movements of Slovenia		SEG20561434273558212412253260.28%000
List for Enterprising SloveniaPS40551547293334112812213250.28%000
Women's Voice of Slovenia,
Association for Primorska,
Union of Independents of Slovenia
and New Democracy of Slovenia		GZS-
ZZP-
ZNS-
NDS		14281237374936181856183230.28%000
Democratic Party of SloveniaDS31102825392915912192170.19%000
Party of Slovenian PeopleSSN2719630241826151419122100.18%000
Štefan Hudobivnik (Independent)Ind121871317332258731450.13%000
United for an Independent
and Just Slovenia		3154211491056741160.10%000
Valid votes10,55612,4065,10612,6308,58814,07815,6238,6579,2208,9018,851114,616100.00%7411
Rejected votes2553251402763004713802002012331902,9712.53%
Total polled10,81112,7315,24612,9068,88814,54916,0038,8579,4219,1349,041117,58759.94%
Registered electors20,10121,7558,58223,02415,32924,48224,71814,44414,96714,79913,958196,159
Turnout53.78%58.52%61.13%56.05%57.98%59.43%64.74%61.32%62.95%61.72%64.77%59.94%

The following candidates were elected:[58][59]

  • Constituency seats - Kristijan Janc (SLS, Sevnica), 2,403 votes; Miran Jerič (LDS, Hrastnik), 2,280 votes; Stane Pajk (SDS, Krško), 3,580 votes; Bojan Rugelj (SDS, Sevnica), 2,519 votes; Matjaž Švagan (LDS, Zagorje), 4,507 votes; Marjetka Uhan (NSi, Trebnje), 1,397 votes; and Andrej Vizjak (SDS, Brežice), 4,572 votes.
  • National seats - Bogdan Barovič (SNS, Trbovlje), 2,709 votes; Aleš Gulič (LDS, Trbovlje), 2,375 votes; Matjaž Han (ZLSD, Laško), 1,276 votes; and Franc Žnidaršič (DeSUS, Trebnje), 1,196 votes.

Substitutions:

  • Andrej Vizjak (SDS, Brežice) forfeited his seat on 3 December 2004 upon being elected to the government and was replaced by Ivan Grill (SDS, Novo Mesto 1) on 16 December 2004.[60][61]
  • Kristijan Janc (SLS, Sevnica) died on 3 July 2008 and was replaced by Andrej Fabjan (SLS, Črnomelj-Metlika) on 9 July 2008.[62][63]
2000

Results of the 2000 parliamentary election held on 15 October 2000:[64][65][66]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
BrežiceČrnomelj-
Metlika		HrastnikKrškoLaškoNovo
Mesto 1		Novo
Mesto 2		SevnicaTrbovljeTrebnjeZagorjeCon.Nat.Tot.
Liberal Democracy of SloveniaLDS5,3544,5203,1905,6993,3285,8565,8162,4975,6092,9147,27252,05539.73%415
Social Democratic Party of SloveniaSDSS2,5621,3242852,0681,5412,5753,0582,0771,0491,31379018,64214.23%112
Slovenian People's Party
and Slovene Christian Democrats		SLS-SKD7344,0581082,5428322,7051,8062,5792821,16849517,30913.21%101
United List of Social DemocratsZLSD8951,2761,2059701,0231,4351,3019531,35061663711,6618.90%101
New Slovenia – Christian People's PartyNSi4451,2651181,3117531,5881,6604393421,61768710,2257.80%011
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		DeSUS9131,0882963697269248333264561,1501807,2615.54%000
Slovenian National PartySNS5305784026268685835402431,1742022596,0054.58%011
Youth Party of SloveniaSMS3232972064714656069092854673661824,5773.49%000
Greens of SloveniaZS49786787161134163324543288870.68%000
Democratic Party of SloveniaDS12026019446373962318127228650.66%000
New PartyNS5672455238100101273662306190.47%000
Forward SloveniaNPS167311774444460183317165210.40%000
Party of Democratic Action of SloveniaSDAS3429741982540151080423940.30%000
Valid votes12,18214,8766,03214,3329,85016,64816,3839,51410,9699,59510,640131,021100.00%7411
Rejected votes3485281754614446356572942144372524,4453.28%
Total polled12,53015,4046,20714,79310,29417,28317,0409,80811,18310,03210,892135,46671.03%
Registered electors19,59721,0328,37122,36915,06123,47123,29515,04014,87514,01413,588190,713
Turnout63.94%73.24%74.15%66.13%68.35%73.64%73.15%65.21%75.18%71.59%80.16%71.03%

The following candidates were elected:[66]

  • Constituency seats - Jože Avšič (LDS); Andrej Fabjan (SLS-SKD); Zoran Gračner (LDS); Leopold Grošelj (ZLSD); Miran Jerič (LDS); Branko Kelemina (SDSS); and Matjaž Švagan (LDS).
  • National seats - Bogdan Barovič (SNS); Branko Janc (LDS); Lojze Peterle (NSi); and Andrej Vizjak (SDSS).

Substitutions:

1990s

1996

Results of the 1996 parliamentary election held on 10 November 1996:[69][70][71]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
BrežiceČrnomelj-
Metlika		HrastnikKrškoLaškoNovo
Mesto 1		Novo
Mesto 2		SevnicaTrbovljeTrebnjeZagorjeCon.Nat.Tot.
Liberal Democracy of SloveniaLDS3,8242,7802,5294,2802,2133,6814,1791,8325,1872,7646,32239,59130.54%314
Slovenian People's PartySLS2,0924,1165332,6622,8874,2963,1592,1898812,4681,32626,60920.53%202
Social Democratic Party of SloveniaSDSS1,6221,8714372,1901,2922,4122,8632,15795197069217,45713.47%112
Slovene Christian DemocratsSKD7001,3793851,8868411,7502,2381,0715541,75373513,29210.25%101
United List of Social DemocratsZLSD9931,7891,3769141,1861,0541,1189131,73438350211,9629.23%101
Slovenian National PartySNS3484973843932377937072383942441914,4263.41%000
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		DeSUS1111,1641312782105855522021698061034,3113.33%011
Democratic Party of SloveniaDS1,44218982309170408313130107801273,3572.59%000
Greens of SloveniaZS9818497154237322323105205851251,9351.49%000
Slovenian Craftsmen and Entrepreneurial
Party and Centrum Party		SOPS142139301311332712921797081481,5161.17%000
Dragomir Ficko (Independent)Ind4971160263801721768505601,4451.11%000
Christian Social UnionKSU34173175836205123421737207620.59%000
Liberal PartyLS39683927716385982629325770.45%000
Slovenian ForumSF79132016536747311431185330.41%000
Green Alternative of SloveniaZA25582578485450544243355120.39%000
National Labour PartyNSD27462057306160434528224390.34%000
Republican Association of SloveniaRZS16381348496763312321153840.30%000
Slovenian National RightSND27351647364249323215123430.26%000
Party for the Equality of RegionsSED8171518193329991161740.13%000
Valid votes12,12414,6726,14913,9589,81116,34316,4529,42110,4899,88510,321129,625100.00%8311
Rejected votes8,7746.34%
Total polled138,39974.81%
Registered electors184,992
Turnout74.81%

The following candidates were elected:[71]

  • Constituency seats - Jože Avšič (LDS); Janez Drnovšek (LDS); Andrej Fabjan (SLS); Peter Hrastelj (SLS); Miran Jerič (LDS); Branko Kelemina (SDSS); Lojze Peterle (SKD); and Miran Potrč (ZLSD).
  • National seats - Branko Janc (LDS); Janez Mežan; and Franc Žnidaršič (DeSUS).

Substitutions:

  • Janez Drnovšek (LDS) forfeited his seat on 9 January 1997 upon being elected Prime Minister and was replaced by Ciril Metod Pungartnik (LDS) on 16 January 1997.[72][73]
  • Ciril Metod Pungartnik (LDS) forfeited his seat on 7 June 2000 when Janez Drnovšek (LDS) lost his government position, regaining his seat.[74][75]
  • Janez Drnovšek (LDS) resigned on 13 June 2000 and was replaced by Ciril Metod Pungartnik (LDS) on 20 June 2000.[76][77]
  • Lojze Peterle (SKD) forfeited his seat on 7 June 2000 upon being elected to the government and was replaced by Vida Čadonič Špelič (SKD) on 20 June 2000.[78][79]
1992

Results of the 1992 parliamentary election held on 6 December 1992:[80][81]

PartyVotes%Seats
Con.Nat.Tot.
Liberal Democracy of SloveniaLDS39,14727.02%213
Slovene Christian DemocratsSKD22,18615.32%112
United ListZL19,34113.35%112
Slovenian People's PartySLS13,6489.42%101
Slovenian National PartySNS12,6688.74%011
Socialist Party of SloveniaSSS6,7874.69%000
Democratic Party of SloveniaDS6,0574.18%000
Greens of SloveniaZS4,4733.09%000
National Democratic Party
and Slovenian Party		ND-SGS4,1922.89%000
Social Democratic Party of SloveniaSDSS3,0982.14%000
Slovenian Craftsmen and Entrepreneurial
Party and Centrum Party		SOPS2,3611.63%000
Christian Socialists, DS Forward
and Free Party		KS-DS2,0951.45%000
Independent PartySN1,5941.10%000
Liberal PartyLS1,3490.93%000
IndependentInd1,3290.92%000
Liberal Democratic Party of SloveniaLDSS1,1820.82%000
Slovenian Ecological MovementSEG8320.57%000
DEMOSDEMOS7980.55%000
“SMER" Association of SloveniaSMER6570.45%000
Republican Association of SloveniaRZS5470.38%000
Movement for General DemocracyGOD5200.36%000
Valid votes144,861100.00%549
Rejected votes10,9527.03%
Total polled155,81386.36%
Registered electors180,415

The following candidates were elected:[81]

  • Constituency seats - Janez Drnovšek (LDS); Miran Jerič (LDS); Alojzij Metelko (SLS); Lojze Peterle (SKD); and Miran Potrč (ZL).
  • National seats - Franc Černelič (SKD); Branko Janc (LDS); Rafael Kužnik (SNS); and Franc Lipoglavšek (ZL).

Substitutions:

  • Janez Drnovšek (LDS) forfeited his seat on 12 January 1993 upon being elected Prime Minister and was replaced by Marjan Šetinc (LDS) on 23 February 1993.[82][83]
  • Lojze Peterle (SKD) forfeited his seat on 25 January 1993 upon being elected to the government and was replaced by Vida Čadonič Špelič (SKD) on 23 February 1993.[83][84]

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