Ptuj (National Assembly constituency)

Ptuj
Constituency
for the National Assembly
Outline map
Location of Ptuj within Slovenia
Municipality
List
Population240,715 (2025)[1]
Electorate209,921 (2026)
Area2,589 km2 (2024)[2]
Current Constituency
Created1992
Seats11 (1992–present)
Deputies[3]
List
  •   Franc Breznik (SDS)
  •   Matej Grah (Svoboda)
  •   Aleksander Gungl (NSi)
  •   Andrej Kosi (SDS)
  •   Jožef Lenart (SDS)
  •   Boris Mijič (Resni.ca)
  •   Luka Simonič (SDS)
  •   Dejan Süč (Svoboda)
  •   Sara Žibrat (Svoboda)
  •   Mojca Žnidarič (D)
  •   Damijan Zrim (SD)
Electoral districts
List
  • Gornja Radgona
  • Lenart
  • Lendava
  • Ljutomer
  • Murska Sobota 1
  • Murska Sobota 2
  • Ormož
  • Pesnica
  • Ptuj 1
  • Ptuj 2
  • Ptuj 3

Ptuj, officially known as the 8th constituency (Slovene: 8. 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 Apače, Beltinci, Benedikt, Cankova, Cerkvenjak, Cirkulane, Črenšovci, Destrnik, Dobronak, Dornava, Gorišnica, Gornja Radgona, Gornji Petrovci, Grad, Hajdina, Hodos, Juršinci, Kidričevo, Kobilje, Križevci, Kungota, Kuzma, Lenart, Lendava, Ljutomer, Majšperk, Markovci, Moravske Toplice, Murska Sobota, Odranci, Ormož, Pesnica, Podlehnik, Ptuj, Puconci, Radenci, Razkrižje, Rogašovci, Šalovci, Šentilj, Središče ob Dravi, Sveta Ana, Sveta Trojica v Slovenskih Goricah, Sveti Andraž v Slovenskih Goricah, Sveti Jurij ob Ščavnici, Sveti Jurij v Slovenskih Goricah, Sveti Tomaž, Tišina, Trnovska Vas, Turnišče, Velika Polana, Veržej, Videm, Zavrč and Žetale. 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 209,921 registered electors.

History

The 8th constituency (Ptuj) 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 Gornja Radgona, Lenart, Lendava, Ljutomer, Murska Sobota, Ormož, Pesnica and Ptuj.[4]

Following the re-organisation of municipalities in October 1994, parts of Gornja Radgona municipality were transferred to the newly created municipalities of Radenci and Sveti Jurij; parts of Lendava municipality were transferred to the newly created municipalities of Črenšovci, Kobilje, Odranci and Turnišče; parts of Murska Sobota municipality were transferred to the newly created municipalities of Beltinci, Cankova–Tišina, Gornji Petrovci, Hodos–Sal, Kuzma, Moravske Toplice, Puconci and Rogašovci; parts of Pesnica municipality were transferred to the newly created municipalities of Kungota and Šentilj; and parts of Ptuj municipality were transferred to the newly created municipalities of Destrnik–Trnovska Vas, Dornava, Gorišnica, Juršinci, Kidričevo, Majšperk, Videm and Zavrč.[5][6]

In August 1998 parts of Cankova–Tišina municipality were transferred to the newly created Tišina municipality whilst Cankova–Tišina was renamed Cankova; parts of Črenšovci municipality were transferred to the newly created Velika Polana municipality; parts of Destrnik–Trnovska Vas municipality were transferred to the newly created municipalities of Sveti Andraž v Slovenskih Goricah and Trnovska Vas whilst Destrnik–Trnovska Vas was renamed Destrnik; parts of Hodos–Sal municipality were transferred to the newly created Šalovci municipality whilst Hodos–Sal was renamed Hodos; parts of Kuzma municipality were transferred to the newly created Grad municipality; parts of Lenart municipality were transferred to the newly created municipalities of Benedikt, Cerkvenjak and Sveta Ana; parts of Lendava municipality were transferred to the newly created Dobronak municipality; parts of Ljutomer municipality were transferred to the newly created municipalities of Križevci, Razkrižje and Veržej; parts of Majšperk municipality were transferred to the newly created Žetale municipality; parts of Ptuj municipality were transferred to the newly created municipalities of Hajdina and Markovci; and parts of Videm municipality were transferred to the newly created Podlehnik.[7]

In June 2006 parts of Gorišnica municipality were transferred to the newly created Cirkulane municipality; parts of Gornja Radgona municipality were transferred to the newly created Apače municipality; parts of Lenart municipality were transferred to the newly created municipalities of Sveta Trojica v Slovenskih Goricah and Sveti Jurij v Slovenskih Goricah; and parts of Ormož municipality were transferred to the newly created municipalities of Središče ob Dravi and Sveti Tomaž.[8][9] Sveti Jurij municipality was renamed Sveti Jurij ob Ščavnici municipality in February 2011.[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 Ptuj constituency as consisting of the municipalities of Apače, Beltinci, Benedikt, Cankova, Cerkvenjak, Cirkulane, Črenšovci, Destrnik, Dobronak, Dornava, Gornja Radgona, Gornji Petrovci, Gorišnica, Grad, Hajdina, Hodos, Juršinci, Kidričevo, Kobilje, Križevci, Kuzma, Kungota, Lenart, Lendava, Ljutomer, Majšperk, Markovci, Moravske Toplice, Murska Sobota, Odranci, Ormož, Pesnica, Podlehnik, Puconci, Ptuj, Radenci, Razkrižje, Rogašovci, Šalovci, Šentilj, Središče ob Dravi, Sveti Tomaž, Sveta Ana, Sveta Trojica v Slovenskih Goricah, Sveti Andraž v Slovenskih Goricah, Sveti Jurij, Sveti Jurij v Slovenskih Goricah, Tišina, Trnovska Vas, Turnišče, Velika Polana, Veržej, Videm, Zavrč and Žetale.[11]

Electoral system

Ptuj currently elects 11 of the 90 members of the National Assembly using the open party-list proportional representation electoral system.[12][13] Each constituency is divided into 11 electoral districts (volilni okraji) in which each party stands a single candidate.[14][15] 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.[14]

Allocation of seats was carried out in two stages.[16] In the first stage, seats are allocated to parties at the constituency level using the Droop quota (Hare quota prior to 2006).[17][18][19] 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).[19][20] 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.[21][22] 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.[19]

Seats won by each party in a constituency are allocated to the candidates with the highest percentage of votes.[23] As a consequence, multiple candidates may be elected from an electoral district whilst others may have no candidates elected.[14] 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).[14]

Electoral districts

Ptuj is divided into 11 electoral districts:[24]

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
20264,3333.16%08,6916.34%038,13027.82%3with NSi11,8078.62%144,78032.67%33,0802.25%0
20224,1683.06%010,0317.37%040,99030.12%36,3034.63%0with PoS8,7506.43%039,47529.01%33,0832.27%0
20186,1005.85%011,51711.04%18,6478.29%03,8593.70%08,0877.75%029,44628.22%35,4215.19%0
20144,2824.35%08,2828.41%11,4331.46%029,31429.77%36,4516.55%05,6155.70%020,93921.27%23,7463.80%0
20111,2460.99%012,69210.03%121,08716.67%23,8653.06%017,10013.52%16,3895.05%035,19527.83%33,0602.42%0
200827,79023.05%28,9337.41%010,1538.42%16740.56%05,6294.67%038,27031.75%38,1136.73%0
20048,0957.15%024,87021.97%211,34910.02%112,90311.40%132,10228.35%36,1645.44%0
200010,7088.54%146,04336.72%415,63612.47%1with SLS12,1469.69%117,79614.19%14,8763.89%0
19966,4785.21%034,16627.48%329,24823.52%216,41013.20%116,79813.51%12,5692.07%0
199215,72910.94%127,90519.41%220,87214.52%125,26517.57%16,3804.44%04,6773.25%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:[25][26]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
Gornja
Radgona		LenartLendavaLjutomerMurska
Sobota 1		Murska
Sobota 2		OrmožPesnicaPtuj 1Ptuj 2Ptuj 3Con.Nat.Tot.
Slovenian Democratic PartySDS3,3944,2833,7832,9613,9914,3533,6894,2625,6123,4155,03744,78032.67%314
Freedom MovementSvoboda3,3382,5333,8943,0314,7005,4702,3893,4033,3063,0563,01038,13027.82%303
New Slovenia – Christian Democrats,
Slovenian People's Party and Focus		NSi-SLS-
FOKUS		8711,3621,1836931,0241,1536787531,5789781,53411,8078.62%101
DemocratsD8337868887639481,0309066861,2198589229,8397.18%011
Resni.caResni.ca1,0448906076479218604769441,2246207999,0326.59%011
Social DemocratsSD7264395044872,0711,5923535806696725988,6916.34%011
The Left and Vesna – Green PartyLevica-Vesna4483253793334236821903583575392994,3333.16%000
Slovenian National PartySNS2632331692203272663922763702233413,0802.25%000
PrerodPrerod2191971801893152831831903133622172,6481.93%000
Pirate PartyPirati1641902061351942861202232182221792,1371.56%000
Greens of Slovenia and
Party of Generations		ZS-SG17745288649373528200200649490.69%000
Voice of PensionersGU58264751665631565436525330.39%000
We, Socialists!MI!42193840305615393942303900.28%000
Karl Erjavec - Trust PartySZ34243858593718292424223670.27%000
Alternative for SloveniaAzaS31201929514533292924243340.24%000
Valid votes11,64211,37211,9639,72315,16916,2069,50811,85615,21211,27113,128137,050100.00%7411
Rejected votes102100122751391237777133981351,1810.85%
Total polled11,74411,47212,0859,79815,30816,3299,58511,93315,34511,36913,263138,23165.85%
Registered electors17,77016,69921,17515,07724,29724,75014,06418,12821,43116,94719,583209,921
Turnout66.09%68.70%57.07%64.99%63.00%65.98%68.15%65.83%71.60%67.09%67.73%65.85%

The following candidates were elected:[25][26]

  • Constituency seats - Franc Breznik (SDS, Lenart), 4,283 votes; Matej Grah (Svoboda, Murska Sobota 2), 5,470 votes; Aleksander Gungl (NSi-SLS-FOKUS, Lenart), 1,362 votes; Andrej Kosi (SDS, Ormož), 3,689 votes; Suzana Lep Šimenko (SDS, Ptuj 3), 5,037 votes; Dejan Süč (Svoboda, Lendava), 3,894 votes; and Sara Žibrat (Svoboda, Ljutomer), 3,031 votes.
  • National seats - Jožef Lenart (SDS, Ptuj 1), 5,612 votes; Boris Mijič (Resni.ca, Gornja Radgona), 1,044 votes; Mojca Žnidarič (D, Ormož), 906 votes; and Damijan Zrim (SD, Murska Sobota 1), 2,071 votes.

Substitutions:

2022

Results of the 2022 parliamentary election held on 24 April 2022:[29][30]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
Gornja
Radgona		LenartLendavaLjutomerMurska
Sobota 1		Murska
Sobota 2		OrmožPesnicaPtuj 1Ptuj 2Ptuj 3Con.Nat.Tot.
Freedom MovementSvoboda3,8933,0033,8103,3974,4455,3292,1863,9243,7623,9763,26540,99030.12%325
Slovenian Democratic PartySDS2,8143,6303,7782,6473,9323,9542,8933,5274,9183,0504,33239,47529.01%314
Social DemocratsSD7825275376372,1652,17545662974779757910,0317.37%011
New Slovenia – Christian DemocratsNSi7988111,3614716788726515859356898998,7506.43%011
Let's Connect SloveniaPoS4894472973456809556732431,1373257126,3034.63%000
Resni.ca4454003522865564152115545693233884,4993.31%000
The LeftLevica4182893422984646421993273585163154,1683.06%000
List of Marjan ŠarecLMŠ2902293322994814984282792562842993,6752.70%000
Our Country3203151872692691986562184682395163,6552.69%000
Slovenian National PartySNS2922041731773443024262174152253083,0832.27%000
Party of Alenka BratušekSAB213132164169322323772532202251762,2741.67%000
For a Healthy SocietyZSi1891961491721372391181372232521591,9711.45%000
Our Future and Good CountrySNP-DD2181121711091301941471322001261661,7051.25%000
Pirate Party187133149120144235801481571581271,6381.20%000
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		DeSUS16591124189233123688688621201,3490.99%000
For the People of SloveniaZLS7359508175791371311001011261,0120.74%000
Vesna – Green Party8093856186105441139085739150.67%000
Liberate Slovenia AllianceZOS2920181023149242219352230.16%000
List of Boris Popovič –
Let's Digitize Slovenia		LBP1822920232915202718152160.16%000
Homeland LeagueDOM19819916135181012131420.10%000
Valid votes11,73210,72112,1079,76615,20316,6949,47911,56514,70211,48212,623136,074100.00%6511
Rejected votes11810313412015116511096156731451,3711.00%
Total polled11,85010,82412,2419,88615,35416,8599,58911,66114,85811,55512,768137,44565.13%
Registered electors17,86316,33821,39815,20824,68925,08614,29017,93721,44417,08219,707211,042
Turnout66.34%66.25%57.21%65.01%62.19%67.20%67.10%65.01%69.29%67.64%64.79%65.13%

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

  • Constituency seats - Franc Breznik (SDS, Lenart), 3,630 votes; Darko Krajnc (Svoboda, Pesnica), 3,924 votes; Jožef Lenart (SDS, Ptuj 1), 4,918 votes; Suzana Lep Šimenko (SDS, Ptuj 3), 4,332 votes; Jan Zaveck (Svoboda, Ptuj 2), 3,976 votes; and Sara Žibrat (Svoboda, Ljutomer), 3,397 votes.
  • National seats - Vera Granfol (Svoboda, Gornja Radgona), 3,893 votes; Jožef Horvat (NSi, Lendava), 1,361 votes; Janez Magyar (SDS, Lendava), 3,778 votes; Tine Novak (Svoboda, Murska Sobota 2), 5,329 votes; and Damijan Zrim (SD, Murska Sobota 1), 2,165 votes.

Substitutions:

  • Janez Magyar (SDS, Lendava) forfeited his seat on 23 December 2022 upon being elected Mayor of Lendava and was replaced by Andrej Kosi (SDS, Ormož) on 9 January 2023.[31][32]
  • Jan Zaveck (Svoboda, Ptuj 2) resigned on 18 September 2023 upon being elected Mayor of Lendava and was replaced by Dejan Süč (Svoboda, Lendava) on 20 September 2023.[33][34]

2010s

2018

Results of the 2018 parliamentary election held on 3 June 2018:[35][36]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
Gornja
Radgona		LenartLendavaLjutomerMurska
Sobota 1		Murska
Sobota 2		OrmožPesnicaPtuj 1Ptuj 2Ptuj 3Con.Nat.Tot.
Slovenian Democratic PartySDS2,1862,6972,7721,8403,1032,8802,0622,8613,4062,3743,26529,44628.22%314
Social DemocratsSD1,1355398087671,9612,8034646677141,05260711,51711.04%101
List of Marjan ŠarecLMŠ1,0138088509831,1961,13095486398677092510,47810.04%101
Modern Centre PartySMC6436598207861,0231,2708056566326726818,6478.29%011
New Slovenia – Christian DemocratsNSi5688131,6245316469796184938204325638,0877.75%011
The LeftLevica5273575315486071,0763094655017823976,1005.85%011
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		DeSUS5662215248206115325223833665457335,8235.58%011
Slovenian National PartySNS4313463214445536107433527473914835,4215.19%011
Slovenian People's PartySLS3471521923217973482161415812155493,8593.70%000
Party of Alenka BratušekSAB2642652442754765322022834164422433,6423.49%000
Andrej Čuš and Greens of SloveniaAČZS72166521067679247781,0437274363,0822.95%000
Save Slovenia from Elite and TycoonsReSET57222866823891626421513448652,0251.94%000
Pirate Party1269814610912023560127140171981,4301.37%000
Good CountryDD129475468771068575133125719700.93%000
List of Journalist Bojan PožarLNBP374737322009328814964447120.68%000
United SloveniaZSi60475146645463838856556670.64%000
For a Healthy SocietyZD85693237605324435047215210.50%000
United Right16308121150133213818313590.34%000
United Left and UnityZLS40593111583714162520243350.32%000
Economic Active PartyGAS20132314412961161921253270.31%000
Party of Slovenian PeopleSSN29162411342128133526322690.26%000
Movement Together ForwardGSN1613168182312343644482680.26%000
Socialist Party of SloveniaSPS810111330415133123101950.19%000
Solidarity–For a Fair Society!245154119168101514141810.17%000
Valid votes8,9147,7059,2527,90512,17013,1597,5528,10011,1059,0799,420104,361100.00%5611
Rejected votes105641401001031248189102781181,1041.05%
Total polled9,0197,7699,3928,00512,27313,2837,6338,18911,2079,1579,538105,46549.41%
Registered electors18,20516,20921,96715,66225,38025,46914,71416,73321,56017,48720,070213,456
Turnout49.54%47.93%42.76%51.11%48.36%52.15%51.88%48.94%51.98%52.36%47.52%49.41%

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

  • Constituency seats - Franc Breznik (SDS, Lenart), 2,697 votes; Aljaž Kovačič (LMŠ, Ormož), 954 votes; Suzana Lep Šimenko (SDS, Ptuj 3), 3,265 votes; Marijan Pojbič (SDS, Pesnica), 2,861 votes; and Dejan Židan (SD, Murska Sobota 2), 2,803 votes.
  • National seats - Jožef Horvat (NSi, Lendava), 1,624 votes; Jani Ivanuša (SNS, Ormož), 743 votes; Franc Jurša (DeSUS, Ljutomer), 820 votes; Boštjan Koražija (Levica, Ptuj 2), 782 votes; Jožef Lenart (SDS, Ptuj 1), 3,406 votes; and Mojca Žnidarič (SMC, Ormož), 805 votes.

Substitutions:

  • Franc Breznik (SDS, Lenart) forfeited his seat on 2 April 2020 upon being appointed to the government and was replaced by Nuša Ferenčič (SDS, Ptuj 2) on the same day.[37][38]
  • Nuša Ferenčič (SDS, Ptuj 2) forfeited her seat on 18 April 2020 when Franc Breznik (SDS, Lenart) lost his government position, regaining his seat.[39][40]
2014

Results of the 2014 parliamentary election held on 13 July 2014:[41][42][43]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
Gornja
Radgona		LenartLendavaLjutomerMurska
Sobota 1		Murska
Sobota 2		OrmožPesnicaPtuj 1Ptuj 2Ptuj 3Con.Nat.Tot.
Modern Centre PartySMC2,6411,9682,6122,4583,3854,0331,8182,4382,6593,0652,23729,31429.77%314
Slovenian Democratic PartySDS1,4302,0991,6801,2391,8762,3171,3532,1842,4962,0442,22120,93921.27%224
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		DeSUS1,1046471,0101,5391,2301,23792599880476792111,18211.36%101
Social DemocratsSD8294464645711,3742,2474163973846824728,2828.41%101
Slovenian People's PartySLS4414782573731,3615724482441,0572589626,4516.55%000
New Slovenia – Christian DemocratsNSi4743941,0843114576636462956532613775,6155.70%011
United LeftZL3883413503393446472223354565073534,2824.35%000
Alliance of Alenka BratušekZaAB2831903173856115502382343824263003,9163.98%000
Slovenian National PartySNS2212331751715983453832607452743413,7463.80%000
Positive SloveniaPS133811099319820620166921331211,4331.46%000
Pirate Party1026881651181886486959509620.98%000
Verjamem2285411148849643744474529080.92%000
Civic ListDL53909341604919243533415380.55%000
Greens of SloveniaZS382953374836273935119535140.52%000
Equal Land–Forward SloveniaED-NPS00011283017202218281740.18%000
Economically Liberal PartyLGS1491423319561271210.12%000
Party of Humane SloveniaHS880000011152914850.09%000
Valid votes8,3747,1308,4057,69511,79513,2476,8297,7109,9808,7978,50098,462100.00%7411
Rejected votes8895119989111199101102881381,1301.13%
Total polled8,4627,2258,5247,79311,88613,3586,9287,81110,0828,8858,63899,59246.28%
Registered electors18,37315,99222,19015,77525,87225,63714,98516,87721,37917,75320,360215,193
Turnout46.06%45.18%38.41%49.40%45.94%52.10%46.23%46.28%47.16%50.05%42.43%46.28%

The following candidates were elected:[43][44]

  • Constituency seats - Franc Breznik (SDS, Lenart), 2,099 votes; Franc Jurša (DeSUS, Ljutomer), 1,539 votes; Aleksander Kavčič (SMC, Ljutomer), 2,458 votes; Klavdija Markež (SMC, Ptuj 2), 3,065 votes; Marijan Pojbič (SDS, Pesnica), 2,184 votes; Vesna Vervega (SMC, Pesnica), 2,438 votes; and Dejan Židan (SD, Murska Sobota 2), 2,247 votes.
  • National seats - Andrej Čuš (SDS, Ptuj 1), 2,496 votes; Jožef Horvat (NSi, Lendava), 1,084 votes; Franc Laj (SMC, Lendava), 2,612 votes; and Suzana Lep Šimenko (SDS, Ptuj 3), 2,221 votes.

Substitutions:

  • Dejan Židan (SD, Murska Sobota 2) forfeited his seat on 18 September 2014 upon being elected to the government and was replaced by Marija Bačič (SD, Murska Sobota 1) on 30 September 2014.[45][46]
  • Klavdija Markež (SMC, Ptuj 2) forfeited her seat on 27 March 2015 upon being elected to the government and was replaced by Dušan Radič (SMC, Murska Sobota 2) on 31 March 2015.[47][48]
  • Dušan Radič (SMC, Murska Sobota 2) forfeited his seat on 9 April 2015 when Klavdija Markež (SMC, Ptuj 2) lost her government position, regaining her seat.[49][50]
  • Klavdija Markež (SMC, Ptuj 2) resigned on 9 April 2015 and was replaced by Dušan Radič (SMC, Murska Sobota 2) on the same day.[51][52]
2011

Results of the 2011 parliamentary election held on 4 December 2011:[53][54][55]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
Gornja
Radgona		LenartLendavaLjutomerMurska
Sobota 1		Murska
Sobota 2		OrmožPesnicaPtuj 1Ptuj 2Ptuj 3Con.Nat.Tot.
Slovenian Democratic PartySDS2,6533,0172,6471,9912,9693,2862,8883,8184,2523,4494,22535,19527.83%303
Zoran Janković's List – Positive SloveniaLZJ-PS1,7021,1392,1131,4342,2393,5451,7551,4081,7482,4771,52721,08716.67%202
Slovenian People's PartySLS9831,1112,6331,4122,9022,5634955282,3766141,48317,10013.52%112
Social DemocratsSD1,5437367868322,5052,1185338307761,23180212,69210.03%101
Gregor Virant's Civic ListLGV1,0301,0926607138591,3798567811,3541,0911,12710,9428.65%101
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		DeSUS9715546591,8018898218647389368661,03010,1298.01%011
New Slovenia – Christian People's PartyNSi5803691,0334214488577093007883994856,3895.05%011
Liberal Democracy of SloveniaLDS2724583482895205832562143452393413,8653.06%000
Slovenian National PartySNS2982191591683863115322543132092113,0602.42%000
Youth Party – European GreensSMS-Z15641092127117915363774651782,0001.58%000
Party for Sustainable
Development of Slovenia		TRS11811977911151877664102212851,2460.99%000
Zares3082081771508128323583749690.77%000
Democratic Labour PartyDSD59539642646070554960686760.53%000
Greens of SloveniaZS474228364340457146116515650.45%000
Movement for SloveniaGZS22221526285710162230362840.22%000
Party of Equal OpportunitiesSEM-Si1811257381561016001460.12%000
Party of Slovenian PeopleSSN13111292381119131391410.11%000
Valid votes10,7739,38311,4649,47614,29516,0029,1879,77513,24511,15411,732126,486100.00%8311
Rejected votes2341852242342162381692462351622912,4341.89%
Total polled11,0079,56811,6889,71014,51116,2409,35610,02113,48011,31612,023128,92059.79%
Registered electors18,35815,72822,39215,81726,03125,74214,99216,83521,27517,93520,499215,604
Turnout59.96%60.83%52.20%61.39%55.75%63.09%62.41%59.52%63.36%63.09%58.65%59.79%

The following candidates were elected:[55][56]

  • Constituency seats - Franc Breznik (SDS, Lenart), 3,017 votes; Branko Ficko (LZJ-PS, Murska Sobota 2), 3,545 votes; Darko Jazbec (LZJ-PS, Ptuj 2), 2,477 votes; Branko Marinič (SDS, Ptuj 3), 4,225 votes; Marijan Pojbič (SDS, Pesnica), 3,818 votes; Ivan Vogrin (LGV, Lenart), 1,092 votes; Radovan Žerjav (SLS, Lendava), 2,633 votes; and Dejan Židan (SD, Murska Sobota 1), 2,505 votes.
  • National seats - Jožef Horvat (NSi, Lendava), 1,033 votes; Franc Jurša (DeSUS, Ljutomer), 1,801 votes; and Franc Pukšič (SLS, Ptuj 1), 2,376 votes.

Substitutions:

  • Radovan Žerjav (SLS, Lendava) forfeited his seat on 10 February 2012 upon being elected to the government and was replaced by Jasmina Opec (SLS, Murska Sobota 2) on 14 February 2012.[57][58]
  • Branko Marinič (SDS, Ptuj 3) resigned on 1 February 2013 and was replaced by Andrej Čuš (SDS, Ptuj 1) on 4 February 2013.[59][60]
  • Jasmina Opec (SLS, Murska Sobota 2) forfeited her seat on 20 March 2013 when Radovan Žerjav (SLS, Lendava) lost his government position, regaining his seat.[61][62]
  • Radovan Žerjav (SLS, Lendava) resigned on 20 March 2013 and was replaced by Jasmina Opec (SLS, Murska Sobota 2) on 27 March 2013.[63][64]
  • Dejan Židan (SD, Murska Sobota 1) forfeited his seat on 20 March 2013 upon being elected to the government and was replaced by Branko Smodiš (SD, Ljutomer) on 27 March 2013.[65][66]

2000s

2008

Results of the 2008 parliamentary election held on 21 September 2008:[67][68][69]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
Gornja
Radgona		LenartLendavaLjutomerMurska
Sobota 1		Murska
Sobota 2		OrmožPesnicaPtuj 1Ptuj 2Ptuj 3Con.Nat.Tot.
Slovenian Democratic PartySDS2,9442,8742,9362,1794,0634,1622,6353,5035,3743,3974,20338,27031.75%314
Social DemocratsSD3,7521,4021,9512,0253,5614,6191,3861,6781,9193,2372,26027,79023.05%202
Slovenian People's Party
and Youth Party of Slovenia		SLS-SMS3591,0811,8479411,0751,7211581,19654723299610,1538.42%101
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		DeSUS7955565991,9537806537887345398338069,0367.50%011
Liberal Democracy of SloveniaLDS3581,2729375441,7371,6852753005996345928,9337.41%011
Slovenian National PartySNS7984685734621,2949907505787787017218,1136.73%011
Zares7772925804157131,0591,2828325338214007,7046.39%011
New Slovenia – Christian People's PartyNSi3472601,1752128224459861316072054395,6294.67%000
Lipa10610612285185144842402041941241,5941.32%000
List for Justice and DevelopmentLPR337232271242624157121140818370.69%000
Christian Democratic PartySKD694677297118373245616306740.56%000
Greens of SloveniaZS461866293343823570175636600.55%000
Green Coalition: Green Party
and Green Progress		ZL-ZP431698466864339618114120.34%000
List for Clear Drinking WaterLZČPV51194213824126163519243680.31%000
Party of Slovenian PeopleSSN25303323703717213635393660.30%000
Valid votes10,5038,51211,0688,98314,67815,8728,5699,48411,42410,65710,789120,539100.00%6511
Rejected votes2212122891962472861622061811512322,3831.94%
Total polled10,7248,72411,3579,17914,92516,1588,7319,69011,60510,80811,021122,92257.28%
Registered electors18,31815,31822,41515,74726,13325,72514,88116,77620,91318,09620,282214,604
Turnout58.54%56.95%50.67%58.29%57.11%62.81%58.67%57.76%55.49%59.73%54.34%57.28%

The following candidates were elected:[69][70]

  • Constituency seats - Anton Kampuš (SD, Gornja Radgona), 3,752 votes; Dejan Levanič (SD, Ptuj 2), 3,237 votes; Branko Marinič (SDS, Ptuj 3), 4,203 votes; Marijan Pojbič (SDS, Pesnica), 3,503 votes; Franc Pukšič (SDS, Ptuj 1), 5,376 votes; and Radovan Žerjav (SLS-SMS, Lendava), 1,847 votes.
  • National seats - Marjan Bezjak (SDS, Lenart), 2,874 votes; Milan Gumzar (LDS, Lenart), 1,272 votes; Miran Györek (SNS, Murska Sobota 1), 1,294 votes; Franc Jurša (DeSUS, Ljutomer), 1,953 votes; and Vili Trofenik (Zares, Ormož), 1,282 votes.
2004

Results of the 2004 parliamentary election held on 3 October 2004:[71][72][73]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
Gornja
Radgona		LenartLendavaLjutomerMurska
Sobota 1		Murska
Sobota 2		OrmožPesnicaPtuj 1Ptuj 2Ptuj 3Con.Nat.Tot.
Slovenian Democratic PartySDS2,2252,0412,8651,5443,6273,3401,3192,6135,1153,9913,42232,10228.35%303
Liberal Democracy of SloveniaLDS2,2781,1652,4891,5503,4144,8402,0701,1471,4762,3372,10424,87021.97%213
New Slovenia – Christian People's PartyNSi7977131,6058999671,6312,5417401,2155161,27912,90311.40%112
Slovenian People's PartySLS7061,5168928811,2571,5714967861,2697771,19811,34910.02%101
United List of Social DemocratsZLSD1,1614031,1228028331,5223154503737883268,0957.15%011
Slovenian National PartySNS5334634224657488063955586446175136,1645.44%011
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		DeSUS3642774457325794913747072954083705,0424.45%000
Youth Party of SloveniaSMS4145649463054253553104353202683054,6474.10%000
Active SloveniaAS1091501843313522747191172187932,0141.78%000
Slovenia Is OursSN1011383428029810874350751073281,8931.67%000
Greens of SloveniaZS734196100817338571021871009480.84%000
June ListJL7930412818813650215484557660.68%000
List for Enterprising SloveniaPS2254364082115104168876456780.60%000
Women's Voice of Slovenia,
Association for Primorska,
Union of Independents of Slovenia
and New Democracy of Slovenia		GZS-
ZZP-
ZNS-
NDS		99122368365642403528294680.41%000
Democratic Party of SloveniaDS45384629455036462523474300.38%000
Party of Ecological
Movements of Slovenia		SEG31113018588712362229143480.31%000
Party of Slovenian PeopleSSN8634241437212516359233240.29%000
United for an Independent
and Just Slovenia		3571115133938991760.16%000
Valid votes9,1587,65711,3118,08713,07815,5098,2818,11211,32310,44110,260113,217100.00%7411
Rejected votes2242323472042803232172481631672682,6732.31%
Total polled9,3827,88911,6588,29113,35815,8328,4988,36011,48610,60810,528115,89056.06%
Registered electors17,61614,59120,81415,25025,40825,07514,38615,97120,06818,04419,511206,734
Turnout53.26%54.07%56.01%54.37%52.57%63.14%59.07%52.34%57.24%58.79%53.96%56.06%

The following candidates were elected:[73][74]

  • Constituency seats - Geza Džuban (LDS, Murska Sobota 1), 3,414 votes; Janez Kramberger (SLS, Lenart), 1,516 votes; Miroslav Luci (SDS, Ptuj 2), 3,991 votes; Branko Marinič (SDS, Ptuj 3), 3,422 votes; Franc Pukšič (SDS, Ptuj 1), 5,115 votes; Alojz Sok (NSi, Ormož), 2,541 votes; and Mitja Slavinec (LDS, Murska Sobota 2), 4,840 votes.
  • National seats - Feri Horvat (ZLSD, Gornja Radgona), 1,161 votes; Jožef Horvat (NSi, Lendava), 1,605 votes; Vili Trofenik (LDS, Ormož), 2,070 votes; and Boštjan Zagorac (SNS, Pesnica), 558 votes.

Substitutions:

  • Miroslav Luci (SDS, Ptuj 2) forfeited his upon being appointed to the government and was replaced by Jožef Ficko (SDS, Murska Sobota 1) on 16 December 2004.[75]
  • Franc Pukšič (SDS, Ptuj 1) forfeited his upon being appointed to the government and was replaced by Marijan Pojbič (SDS, Pesnica) on 16 December 2004.ref name="Uradni 137/2004"/>
  • Jožef Ficko (SDS, Murska Sobota 1) forfeited his seat on 30 November 2005 when Miroslav Luci (SDS, Ptuj 2) lost his government position, regaining his seat.[76]
  • Marijan Pojbič (SDS, Pesnica) forfeited his seat on 30 November 2005 when Franc Pukšič (SDS, Ptuj 1) lost his government position, regaining his seat.[77]
  • Miroslav Luci (SDS, Ptuj 2) resigned on 30 November 2005 and was replaced by Marijan Pojbič (SDS, Pesnica) on 8 December 2005.[78][79]
2000

Results of the 2000 parliamentary election held on 15 October 2000:[80][81][82]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
Gornja
Radgona		LenartLendavaLjutomerMurska
Sobota 1		Murska
Sobota 2		OrmožPesnicaPtuj 1Ptuj 2Ptuj 3Con.Nat.Tot.
Liberal Democracy of SloveniaLDS2,7722,0845,5394,3277,3257,7782,2492,3782,9684,5324,09146,04336.72%415
Social Democratic Party of SloveniaSDSS8971,1071,4721,5981,8961,6468221,0993,1702,5101,57917,79614.19%101
Slovenian People's Party
and Slovene Christian Democrats		SLS-SKD1,1972,1901,2078481,5791,3032,1031,3002,1835621,16415,63612.47%112
New Slovenia – Christian People's PartyNSi9226921,5357961,0161,5951,4185571,3627291,52412,1469.69%101
United List of Social DemocratsZLSD2,3216215555951,3391,4655226295921,13693310,7088.54%101
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		DeSUS5932517538748456619279396096509088,0106.39%011
Slovenian National PartySNS3853093343695117012857123655503554,8763.89%000
Youth Party of SloveniaSMS4432037731884395292893154304723284,4093.52%000
Democratic Party of SloveniaDS7017311918557605591397062631,9351.54%000
Greens of SloveniaZS106644761121781491426990126891,6011.28%000
Women's Voice of SloveniaGŽS106620671721261241411231031391,1630.93%000
New PartyNS118651153111610467577251988940.71%000
Regional Party of StyriaDSŠ4026015012230452001810.14%000
Valid votes9,9707,84712,8789,83815,97316,6749,0308,33512,07911,50311,271125,398100.00%8311
Rejected votes3783035482494894403823234102834394,2443.27%
Total polled10,3488,15013,42610,08716,46217,1149,4128,65812,48911,78611,710129,64264.20%
Registered electors17,06614,01720,55815,03125,36124,75214,03215,17219,03617,96318,948201,936
Turnout60.64%58.14%65.31%67.11%64.91%69.14%67.08%57.07%65.61%65.61%61.80%64.20%

The following candidates were elected:[82]

  • Constituency seats - Geza Džuban (LDS); Andrej Gerenčer (LDS); Feri Horvat (ZLSD); Janez Kramberger (SLS-SKD); Ciril Pucko (LDS); Franc Pukšič (SDSS); Alojz Sok (NSi); and Jožef Špindler (LDS).
  • National seats - Lidija Majnik (LDS); Valentin Pohorec (DeSUS); and Vili Trofenik (SLS-SKD).

Substitutions:

  • Andrej Gerenčer (LDS) forfeited his seat on 15 May 2002 upon being appointed ambassador to Hungary and was replaced by Anton Butolen (LDS) on 11 June 2002.[83][84]

1990s

1996

Results of the 1996 parliamentary election held on 10 November 1996:[85][86][87]

PartyVotes per electoral districtTotal
votes		%Seats
Gornja
Radgona		LenartLendavaLjutomerMurska
Sobota 1		Murska
Sobota 2		OrmožPesnicaPtuj 1Ptuj 2Ptuj 3Con.Nat.Tot.
Liberal Democracy of SloveniaLDS2,9631,8473,0003,2225,2476,6391,9231,5092,1283,4682,22034,16627.48%303
Slovenian People's PartySLS1,8982,4932,8012,2253,7042,4963,9221,9793,8251,3942,51129,24823.52%213
Social Democratic Party of SloveniaSDSS1,0001,2921,0986412,0411,3967531,1902,5602,8701,95716,79813.51%112
Slovene Christian DemocratsSKD1,6938712,4481,2261,7032,5571,0719931,5117421,59516,41013.20%101
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		DeSUS7392054777575085148537656345981,0147,0645.68%011
United List of Social DemocratsZLSD1,0401748606041,0178433764242575643196,4785.21%011
Slovenian National PartySNS2061801832033093581502461993062292,5692.07%000
Greens of SloveniaZS1421364731902061942171211373433292,4882.00%000
Slovenian Craftsmen and Entrepreneurial
Party and Centrum Party		SOPS12668118183163127551733222663941,9951.60%000
Democratic Party of SloveniaDS201151142851301736598152211971,5051.21%000
Franc Klančar (Independent)Ind82201157128023440154268351,0020.81%000
Liberal PartyLS3420101494797239305040379510.76%000
Communist Party of SloveniaKPS4420754013274395464109647150.58%000
Green Alternative of SloveniaZA43261093916880281035019397040.57%000
National Labour PartyNSD683858421064337566051906490.52%000
Christian Social UnionKSU23338229673523442620464280.34%000
Slovenian ForumSF31763523325262201053144080.33%000
Slovenian National RightSND14142521412616334759613570.29%000
Republican Association of SloveniaRZS12182819362516172530222480.20%000
Patriotic United Retirement Party
and League for Slovenia		DEUS-LZS000011549000001640.13%000
Valid votes10,3597,68212,2289,66916,48415,9879,6857,87012,09911,21111,073124,347100.00%7411
Rejected votes7,8575.94%
Total polled132,20467.07%
Registered electors197,119
Turnout67.07%

The following candidates were elected:[87]

  • Constituency seats - Geza Džuban (LDS); Andrej Gerenčer (LDS); Janez Kramberger (SLS); Miroslav Luci (SDSS); Ciril Pucko (SKD); Jožef Špindler (LDS); and Vili Trofenik (SLS).
  • National seats - Feri Horvat (ZLSD); Zoran Lešnik (DeSUS); Franc Pukšič (SDSS); and Alojz Vesenjak (SLS).
1992

Results of the 1992 parliamentary election held on 6 December 1992:[88][89]

PartyVotes%Seats
Con.Nat.Tot.
Liberal Democracy of SloveniaLDS27,90519.41%202
Slovene Christian DemocratsSKD25,26517.57%112
Slovenian People's PartySLS20,87214.52%101
United ListZL15,72910.94%101
Greens of SloveniaZS6,5414.55%011
Social Democratic Party of SloveniaSDSS6,3804.44%011
Democratic Party of SloveniaDS6,3454.41%000
Socialist Party of SloveniaSSS4,9723.46%000
Slovenian National PartySNS4,6773.25%000
National Democratic Party
and Slovenian Party		ND-SGS3,1362.18%000
Liberal PartyLS2,9752.07%000
Styrian Democratic Christian PartySDKS2,8471.98%000
Liberal Democratic Party of SloveniaLDSS2,5791.79%000
Slovenian Craftsmen and Entrepreneurial
Party and Centrum Party		SOPS2,3981.67%000
IndependentInd2,1011.46%000
Independent PartySN1,8051.26%000
DEMOSDEMOS1,6051.12%000
Christian Socialists, DS Forward
and Free Party		KS-DS1,5651.09%000
“SMER" Association of SloveniaSMER9700.67%000
Slovenian Ecological MovementSEG9180.64%000
Provincial Party of SloveniaDSS9120.63%000
Republican Association of SloveniaRZS8680.60%000
Movement for General DemocracyGOD4030.28%000
Valid votes143,768100.00%538
Rejected votes12,4077.94%
Total polled156,17580.95%
Registered electors192,920

The following candidates were elected:[89]

  • Constituency seats - Gabrijel Berlič (LDS); Geza Džuban (LDS); Feri Horvat (ZL); Ciril Pucko (SKD); and Ludvik Toplak (SLS).
  • National seats - Jožef Kocuvan (SKD); Bojan Korošec (ZS); and Drago Šiftar (SDSS).

Substitutions:

  • Ciril Pucko (SKD) forfeited his seat on 11 September 1996 and was replaced by Jože Rajšp (SKD) on the same day.[90]
  • Ludvik Toplak (SLS) forfeited his seat on 9 November 1993 and was replaced by Janez Vindiš (SLS) on 25 February 1994.[91]

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