Novo Mesto (National Assembly constituency)

Novo Mesto
Constituency
for the National Assembly
Location of Novo Mesto within Slovenia
Municipality
List
Population269,007 (2025)[1]
Electorate218,504 (2022)
Area3,411 km2 (2024)[2]
Current Constituency
Created1992
Seats11 (1992–present)
Deputies[3]
List
  •   Nataša Avšič Bogovič (Svoboda)
  •   Anja Bah Žibert (SDS)
  •   Vida Čadonič Špelič (NSi)
  •   Jožica Derganc (Svoboda)
  •   Franci Kepa (SDS)
  •   Soniboj Knežak (SD)
  •   Tomaž Lisec (SDS)
  •   Gapi Ovnik (Svoboda)
  •   Teo Uranič (Svoboda)
  •   Tamara Vonta (Svoboda)
  •   Jernej Žnidaršič (Svoboda)
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 2022 parliamentary election the constituency had 218,504 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

Election Left
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 % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats
2022 5,348 3.52% 0 10,408 6.84% 0 51,652 33.96% 4 5,774 3.80% 0 9,891 6.50% 0 37,662 24.76% 2 2,683 1.76% 0
2018 7,795 7.70% 0 11,886 11.73% 1 10,892 10.75% 1 5,121 5.06% 0 6,050 5.97% 0 24,876 24.56% 2 5,421 5.35% 0
2014 5,896 5.76% 0 6,759 6.60% 0 2,803 2.74% 0 33,724 32.94% 3 6,175 6.03% 0 5,431 5.30% 0 21,664 21.16% 2 2,304 2.25% 0
2011 1,549 1.20% 0 12,003 9.29% 1 34,178 26.45% 3 3,003 2.32% 0 10,158 7.86% 0 6,108 4.73% 0 35,458 27.44% 3 3,339 2.58% 0
2008 32,301 26.15% 3 9,275 7.51% 0 10,202 8.26% 0 476 0.39% 0 3,825 3.10% 0 33,700 27.29% 3 8,181 6.62% 0
2004 8,853 7.72% 0 28,515 24.88% 2 11,808 10.30% 1 10,013 8.74% 1 28,760 25.09% 3 7,824 6.83% 0
2000 11,661 8.90% 1 52,055 39.73% 4 17,309 13.21% 1 10,225 7.80% 0 18,642 14.23% 1 6,005 4.58% 0
1996 11,962 9.23% 1 39,591 30.54% 3 26,609 20.53% 2 13,292 10.25% 1 17,457 13.47% 1 4,426 3.41% 0
1992 19,341 13.35% 1 39,147 27.02% 2 13,648 9.42% 1 22,186 15.32% 1 3,098 2.14% 0 12,668 8.74% 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

2022

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

Party Votes per electoral district Total
votes		 % Seats
Brežice Črnomelj Hrastnik-
Trbovlje		 Krško Laško Litija Novo
Mesto 1		 Novo
Mesto 2		 Sevnica Trebnje Zagorje Con. Nat. Tot.
Freedom Movement Svoboda 5,280 4,290 6,646 5,828 2,732 4,520 4,367 6,804 3,767 3,241 4,177 51,652 33.96% 4 2 6
Slovenian Democratic Party SDS 3,378 3,887 2,161 4,024 2,443 3,232 5,794 3,785 3,770 3,608 1,580 37,662 24.76% 2 1 3
Social Democrats SD 725 1,288 1,525 686 1,876 537 936 1,117 435 610 673 10,408 6.84% 0 1 1
New Slovenia – Christian Democrats NSi 504 974 501 919 859 671 1,694 1,718 516 1,055 480 9,891 6.50% 0 1 1
List of Marjan Šarec LMŠ 500 614 547 469 260 473 673 659 384 560 770 5,909 3.89% 0 0 0
Let's Connect Slovenia PoS 441 371 239 750 282 899 581 383 683 750 395 5,774 3.80% 0 0 0
The Left Levica 705 519 698 484 309 462 438 759 289 309 376 5,348 3.52% 0 0 0
Resni.ca 304 328 413 378 316 352 563 452 418 469 271 4,264 2.80% 0 0 0
For a Healthy Society ZSi 180 1,156 102 271 141 212 476 489 180 186 73 3,466 2.28% 0 0 0
Party of Alenka Bratušek SAB 271 243 455 255 210 276 316 514 249 221 280 3,290 2.16% 0 0 0
Slovenian National Party SNS 235 173 135 685 146 142 397 254 226 192 98 2,683 1.76% 0 0 0
Our Future and Good Country SNP-DD 249 149 280 259 145 166 294 393 165 177 132 2,409 1.58% 0 0 0
Our Country 205 99 164 225 190 150 318 182 239 267 250 2,289 1.51% 0 0 0
Vesna – Green Party 106 87 385 133 127 198 194 243 86 120 375 2,054 1.35% 0 0 0
Pirate Party 159 121 176 161 171 198 210 282 148 118 129 1,873 1.23% 0 0 0
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		 DeSUS 106 258 91 93 60 111 193 285 137 108 49 1,491 0.98% 0 0 0
For the People of Slovenia ZLS 112 41 135 132 67 94 86 103 82 63 48 963 0.63% 0 0 0
List of Boris Popovič –
Let's Digitize Slovenia		 LBP 58 28 22 30 53 38 59 40 30 33 29 420 0.28% 0 0 0
Homeland League DOM 10 15 10 22 16 17 43 34 27 41 8 243 0.16% 0 0 0
Valid votes 13,528 14,641 14,685 15,804 10,403 12,748 17,632 18,496 11,831 12,128 10,193 152,089 100.00% 6 5 11
Rejected votes 135 197 146 159 118 140 199 174 134 155 79 1,636 1.06%
Total polled 13,663 14,838 14,831 15,963 10,521 12,888 17,831 18,670 11,965 12,283 10,272 153,725 70.35%
Registered electors 21,220 22,804 21,223 23,408 14,854 17,194 24,415 25,700 17,115 16,877 13,694 218,504
Turnout 64.39% 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:[24][25]

  • 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.[26][27]
  • 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.[28][29]

2010s

2018

Results of the 2018 parliamentary election held on 3 June 2018:[30][31]

Party Votes per electoral district Total
votes		 % Seats
Brežice Črnomelj Hrastnik Krško Laško Novo
Mesto 1		 Novo
Mesto 2		 Sevnica Trbovlje Trebnje Zagorje
ob Savi		 Con. Nat. Tot.
Slovenian Democratic Party SDS 2,450 2,992 487 2,660 1,778 4,163 2,956 2,506 1,230 2,394 1,260 24,876 24.56% 2 1 3
Social Democrats SD 594 1,755 800 922 1,917 1,111 1,516 451 993 1,091 736 11,886 11.73% 1 1 2
List of Marjan Šarec LMŠ 878 1,142 589 1,217 756 1,187 1,298 1,123 954 825 1,454 11,423 11.28% 1 0 1
Modern Centre Party SMC 1,731 1,119 466 1,013 513 1,038 1,636 608 809 973 986 10,892 10.75% 1 0 1
The Left Levica 1,114 654 418 954 466 643 1,125 490 828 415 688 7,795 7.70% 0 1 1
New Slovenia – Christian Democrats NSi 425 744 89 525 580 1,076 850 356 269 745 391 6,050 5.97% 0 1 1
Slovenian National Party SNS 509 611 162 877 314 860 790 353 259 387 299 5,421 5.35% 0 1 1
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		 DeSUS 535 831 373 434 286 484 802 359 534 262 411 5,311 5.24% 0 1 1
Slovenian People's Party SLS 235 229 42 1,399 518 697 214 675 95 643 374 5,121 5.06% 0 0 0
Party of Alenka Bratušek SAB 519 328 222 498 249 389 662 259 472 227 475 4,300 4.24% 0 0 0
Good Country DD 114 198 53 152 80 374 232 74 139 133 59 1,608 1.59% 0 0 0
Pirate Party 97 120 55 110 164 177 275 106 100 124 106 1,434 1.42% 0 0 0
United Left and Unity ZLS 90 94 151 110 44 37 81 114 177 111 65 1,074 1.06% 0 0 0
Andrej Čuš and Greens of Slovenia AČZS 63 59 13 96 54 177 111 49 76 85 67 850 0.84% 0 0 0
Economic Active Party GAS 27 27 4 16 14 286 233 10 14 30 10 671 0.66% 0 0 0
List of Journalist Bojan Požar LNBP 44 50 21 46 60 90 91 39 49 31 46 567 0.56% 0 0 0
United Slovenia ZSi 58 28 9 98 59 80 52 49 34 45 27 539 0.53% 0 0 0
For a Healthy Society ZD 40 43 10 36 28 76 98 28 19 37 41 456 0.45% 0 0 0
Solidarity–For a Fair Society! 14 16 11 14 10 49 233 6 33 24 8 418 0.41% 0 0 0
Movement Together Forward GSN 50 9 10 28 18 21 54 20 17 29 20 276 0.27% 0 0 0
Socialist Party of Slovenia SPS 14 20 28 19 7 16 16 7 15 12 21 175 0.17% 0 0 0
Party of Slovenian People SSN 16 12 1 16 3 22 22 14 12 25 13 156 0.15% 0 0 0
Valid votes 9,617 11,081 4,014 11,240 7,918 13,053 13,347 7,696 7,128 8,648 7,557 101,299 100.00% 5 6 11
Rejected votes 94 100 47 112 115 184 165 106 90 94 84 1,191 1.16%
Total polled 9,711 11,181 4,061 11,352 8,033 13,237 13,512 7,802 7,218 8,742 7,641 102,490 50.24%
Registered electors 21,471 23,140 8,025 23,810 15,231 26,560 25,849 15,316 14,019 16,555 14,025 204,001
Turnout 45.23% 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:[30][31]

  • 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.[32][33]
  • 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.[34][35]
2014

Results of the 2014 parliamentary election held on 13 July 2014:[36][37][38]

Party Votes per electoral district Total
votes		 % Seats
Brežice Črnomelj-
Metlika		 Hrastnik Krško Laško Novo
Mesto 1		 Novo
Mesto 2		 Sevnica Trbovlje Trebnje Zagorje Con. Nat. Tot.
Modern Centre Party SMC 3,565 3,131 1,547 3,665 2,067 3,495 5,033 2,399 2,770 2,947 3,105 33,724 32.94% 3 2 5
Slovenian Democratic Party SDS 2,466 1,816 334 2,490 1,503 3,977 2,767 1,943 974 2,314 1,080 21,664 21.16% 2 1 3
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		 DeSUS 909 1,316 797 1,126 878 1,187 1,499 843 1,130 597 936 11,218 10.96% 1 0 1
Social Democrats SD 406 1,265 395 406 1,332 505 829 265 601 269 486 6,759 6.60% 0 1 1
Slovenian People's Party SLS 329 672 84 1,510 428 694 383 934 155 600 386 6,175 6.03% 0 0 0
United Left ZL 776 375 247 693 311 511 738 370 919 540 416 5,896 5.76% 0 1 1
New Slovenia – Christian Democrats NSi 260 876 58 409 530 1,143 717 259 137 636 406 5,431 5.30% 0 0 0
Alliance of Alenka Bratušek ZaAB 385 317 251 334 299 461 791 218 387 245 376 4,064 3.97% 0 0 0
Positive Slovenia PS 251 643 272 165 95 206 369 112 330 111 249 2,803 2.74% 0 0 0
Slovenian National Party SNS 155 314 71 301 170 400 349 132 85 186 141 2,304 2.25% 0 0 0
Verjamem 38 37 24 96 34 95 90 31 36 37 47 565 0.55% 0 0 0
Pirate Party 70 0 32 84 124 0 194 60 0 0 0 564 0.55% 0 0 0
Civic List DL 50 45 75 36 23 52 56 31 29 37 81 515 0.50% 0 0 0
Greens of Slovenia ZS 50 38 23 59 45 84 83 18 32 28 35 495 0.48% 0 0 0
Equal Land–Forward Slovenia ED-NPS 19 18 5 22 12 46 35 14 6 24 0 201 0.20% 0 0 0
Valid votes 9,729 10,863 4,215 11,396 7,851 12,856 13,933 7,629 7,591 8,571 7,744 102,378 100.00% 6 5 11
Rejected votes 115 170 51 138 116 209 166 96 120 127 92 1,400 1.35%
Total polled 9,844 11,033 4,266 11,534 7,967 13,065 14,099 7,725 7,711 8,698 7,836 103,778 50.54%
Registered electors 21,555 23,384 8,301 24,034 15,421 26,819 25,893 14,771 14,437 16,476 14,249 205,340
Turnout 45.67% 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:[38][39]

  • 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:[40][41][42]

Party Votes per electoral district Total
votes		 % Seats
Brežice Črnomelj-
Metlika		 Hrastnik Krško Laško Novo
Mesto 1		 Novo
Mesto 2		 Sevnica Trbovlje Trebnje Zagorje Con. Nat. Tot.
Slovenian Democratic Party SDS 4,440 2,877 674 3,704 2,585 6,639 4,348 3,079 1,821 3,604 1,687 35,458 27.44% 3 1 4
Zoran Janković's List – Positive Slovenia LZJ-PS 3,553 4,850 2,190 3,253 1,427 2,907 5,648 1,912 3,282 2,105 3,051 34,178 26.45% 3 0 3
Social Democrats SD 930 1,299 609 919 2,138 1,150 1,420 552 1,198 734 1,054 12,003 9.29% 1 0 1
Slovenian People's Party SLS 463 1,259 127 2,895 611 1,357 739 1,269 194 795 449 10,158 7.86% 0 1 1
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		 DeSUS 855 1,132 581 891 797 1,033 1,482 894 826 499 884 9,874 7.64% 0 1 1
Gregor Virant's Civic List LGV 711 649 369 951 883 1,251 1,476 540 571 813 925 9,139 7.07% 0 1 1
New Slovenia – Christian People's Party NSi 366 1,066 53 518 590 985 899 251 219 749 412 6,108 4.73% 0 0 0
Slovenian National Party SNS 227 225 103 400 134 533 482 182 685 202 166 3,339 2.58% 0 0 0
Liberal Democracy of Slovenia LDS 243 559 489 222 145 307 246 103 229 178 282 3,003 2.32% 0 0 0
Party for Sustainable
Development of Slovenia		 TRS 172 139 52 155 121 134 189 137 140 110 200 1,549 1.20% 0 0 0
Democratic Labour Party DSD 115 107 77 92 51 165 113 112 160 417 95 1,504 1.16% 0 0 0
Youth Party – European Greens SMS-Z 118 173 79 113 66 145 78 51 31 166 111 1,131 0.88% 0 0 0
Zares 56 95 11 63 35 73 182 17 102 16 102 752 0.58% 0 0 0
Greens of Slovenia ZS 58 37 8 36 32 68 76 32 24 34 30 435 0.34% 0 0 0
Movement for Slovenia GZS 22 20 7 71 23 118 40 15 22 36 41 415 0.32% 0 0 0
Party of Equal Opportunities SEM-Si 7 18 8 14 11 28 27 6 11 13 21 164 0.13% 0 0 0
Valid votes 12,336 14,505 5,437 14,297 9,649 16,893 17,445 9,152 9,515 10,471 9,510 129,210 100.00% 7 4 11
Rejected votes 167 310 131 228 232 365 308 180 196 218 182 2,517 1.91%
Total polled 12,503 14,815 5,568 14,525 9,881 17,258 17,753 9,332 9,711 10,689 9,692 131,727 64.04%
Registered electors 21,554 23,328 8,527 24,196 15,594 26,427 25,859 14,837 14,772 16,265 14,339 205,698
Turnout 58.01% 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:[42][43]

  • 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.[44][45]
  • 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.[44][45]
  • Damjana Petavar Dobovšek (SDS, Laško) forfeited his seat on 20 March 2013 when Andrej Vizjak (SDS, Brežice) lost his government position, regaining his seat.[46][47]
  • Roman Žveglič (SLS, Sevnica) forfeited his seat on 20 March 2013 when Franc Bogovič (SLS, Krško) lost his government position, regaining his seat.[46][47]
  • 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.[48][49]

2000s

2008

Results of the 2008 parliamentary election held on 21 September 2008:[50][51][52]

Party Votes per electoral district Total
votes		 % Seats
Brežice Črnomelj-
Metlika		 Hrastnik Krško Laško Novo
Mesto 1		 Novo
Mesto 2		 Sevnica Trbovlje Trebnje Zagorje Con. Nat. Tot.
Slovenian Democratic Party SDS 4,516 2,595 721 3,572 2,534 6,247 4,766 2,575 1,591 2,856 1,727 33,700 27.29% 3 0 3
Social Democrats SD 2,637 4,379 1,652 3,088 3,476 2,620 5,035 1,655 3,387 2,065 2,307 32,301 26.15% 3 0 3
Zares 1,272 927 409 1,139 818 1,148 2,249 912 944 544 1,104 11,466 9.28% 1 0 1
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		 DeSUS 960 1,256 626 886 729 1,191 1,308 773 722 1,672 628 10,751 8.70% 1 0 1
Slovenian People's Party
and Youth Party of Slovenia		 SLS-SMS 356 2,603 59 2,853 372 1,138 221 1,828 75 401 296 10,202 8.26% 0 1 1
Liberal Democracy of Slovenia LDS 672 360 1,464 518 310 740 959 268 1,002 523 2,459 9,275 7.51% 0 1 1
Slovenian National Party SNS 730 575 295 909 475 1,229 985 383 1,455 747 398 8,181 6.62% 0 1 1
New Slovenia – Christian People's Party NSi 127 474 28 316 521 560 443 186 106 820 244 3,825 3.10% 0 0 0
Lipa 123 99 128 211 137 187 191 105 326 77 130 1,714 1.39% 0 0 0
Greens of Slovenia ZS 60 51 14 41 28 93 116 27 30 38 24 522 0.42% 0 0 0
Christian Democratic Party SKD 39 35 60 35 36 64 76 67 22 21 21 476 0.39% 0 0 0
List for Clear Drinking Water LZČPV 46 29 7 37 22 76 75 12 12 39 28 383 0.31% 0 0 0
List for Justice and Development LPR 46 27 7 23 13 33 28 86 10 21 9 303 0.25% 0 0 0
Party of Slovenian People SSN 25 54 4 25 15 38 27 13 11 25 14 251 0.20% 0 0 0
Green Coalition: Green Party
and Green Progress		 ZL-ZP 8 17 8 7 9 9 23 8 38 8 19 154 0.12% 0 0 0
Valid votes 11,617 13,481 5,482 13,660 9,495 15,373 16,502 8,898 9,731 9,857 9,408 123,504 100.00% 8 3 11
Rejected votes 177 301 117 308 234 371 267 172 178 232 194 2,551 2.02%
Total polled 11,794 13,782 5,599 13,968 9,729 15,744 16,769 9,070 9,909 10,089 9,602 126,055 61.61%
Registered electors 21,429 23,046 8,764 24,176 15,643 25,866 25,537 14,849 15,056 15,838 14,390 204,594
Turnout 55.04% 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:[52][53]

  • 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:[54][55][56]

Party Votes per electoral district Total
votes		 % Seats
Brežice Črnomelj-
Metlika		 Hrastnik Krško Laško Novo
Mesto 1		 Novo
Mesto 2		 Sevnica Trbovlje Trebnje Zagorje Con. Nat. Tot.
Slovenian Democratic Party SDS 4,572 1,910 860 3,580 2,110 3,982 3,839 2,519 1,548 2,243 1,597 28,760 25.09% 3 0 3
Liberal Democracy of Slovenia LDS 2,696 2,427 2,280 2,671 1,517 2,541 4,816 1,395 2,375 1,290 4,507 28,515 24.88% 2 1 3
Slovenian People's Party SLS 279 2,794 103 1,600 870 1,893 692 2,403 263 586 325 11,808 10.30% 1 0 1
New Slovenia – Christian People's Party NSi 370 1,132 138 1,231 831 1,993 1,443 494 381 1,397 603 10,013 8.74% 1 0 1
United List of Social Democrats ZLSD 576 1,119 648 888 1,276 650 938 586 952 459 761 8,853 7.72% 0 1 1
Slovenian National Party SNS 621 514 452 744 536 556 645 350 2,709 290 407 7,824 6.83% 0 1 1
Active Slovenia AS 290 363 173 538 257 1,396 1,934 251 286 527 155 6,170 5.38% 0 0 0
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		 DeSUS 390 995 197 481 582 462 433 371 256 1,193 142 5,502 4.80% 0 1 1
Slovenia is Ours SN 210 624 11 372 118 127 213 88 77 572 44 2,456 2.14% 0 0 0
Youth Party of Slovenia SMS 298 280 49 162 203 100 112 50 136 138 132 1,660 1.45% 0 0 0
June List JL 62 57 57 107 66 116 264 31 44 51 41 896 0.78% 0 0 0
Greens of Slovenia ZS 45 32 56 59 46 79 29 86 30 35 497 0.43% 0 0 0
Party of Ecological
Movements of Slovenia		 SEG 20 56 14 34 27 35 58 21 24 12 25 326 0.28% 0 0 0
List for Enterprising Slovenia PS 40 55 15 47 29 33 34 11 28 12 21 325 0.28% 0 0 0
Women's Voice of Slovenia,
Association for Primorska,
Union of Independents of Slovenia
and New Democracy of Slovenia		 GZS-
ZZP-
ZNS-
NDS		 14 28 12 37 37 49 36 18 18 56 18 323 0.28% 0 0 0
Democratic Party of Slovenia DS 31 10 28 25 39 29 15 9 12 19 217 0.19% 0 0 0
Party of Slovenian People SSN 27 19 6 30 24 18 26 15 14 19 12 210 0.18% 0 0 0
Štefan Hudobivnik (Independent) Ind 12 18 7 13 17 33 22 5 8 7 3 145 0.13% 0 0 0
United for an Independent
and Just Slovenia		 3 15 42 11 4 9 10 5 6 7 4 116 0.10% 0 0 0
Valid votes 10,556 12,406 5,106 12,630 8,588 14,078 15,623 8,657 9,220 8,901 8,851 114,616 100.00% 7 4 11
Rejected votes 255 325 140 276 300 471 380 200 201 233 190 2,971 2.53%
Total polled 10,811 12,731 5,246 12,906 8,888 14,549 16,003 8,857 9,421 9,134 9,041 117,587 59.94%
Registered electors 20,101 21,755 8,582 23,024 15,329 24,482 24,718 14,444 14,967 14,799 13,958 196,159
Turnout 53.78% 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:[56][57]

  • 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.[58][59]
  • Kristijan Janc (SLS, Sevnica) died on 3 July 2008 and was replaced by Andrej Fabjan (SLS, Črnomelj-Metlika) on 9 July 2008.[60][61]
2000

Results of the 2000 parliamentary election held on 15 October 2000:[62][63][64]

Party Votes per electoral district Total
votes		 % Seats
Brežice Črnomelj-
Metlika		 Hrastnik Krško Laško Novo
Mesto 1		 Novo
Mesto 2		 Sevnica Trbovlje Trebnje Zagorje Con. Nat. Tot.
Liberal Democracy of Slovenia LDS 5,354 4,520 3,190 5,699 3,328 5,856 5,816 2,497 5,609 2,914 7,272 52,055 39.73% 4 1 5
Social Democratic Party of Slovenia SDSS 2,562 1,324 285 2,068 1,541 2,575 3,058 2,077 1,049 1,313 790 18,642 14.23% 1 1 2
Slovenian People's Party
and Slovene Christian Democrats		 SLS-SKD 734 4,058 108 2,542 832 2,705 1,806 2,579 282 1,168 495 17,309 13.21% 1 0 1
United List of Social Democrats ZLSD 895 1,276 1,205 970 1,023 1,435 1,301 953 1,350 616 637 11,661 8.90% 1 0 1
New Slovenia – Christian People's Party NSi 445 1,265 118 1,311 753 1,588 1,660 439 342 1,617 687 10,225 7.80% 0 1 1
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		 DeSUS 913 1,088 296 369 726 924 833 326 456 1,150 180 7,261 5.54% 0 0 0
Slovenian National Party SNS 530 578 402 626 868 583 540 243 1,174 202 259 6,005 4.58% 0 1 1
Youth Party of Slovenia SMS 323 297 206 471 465 606 909 285 467 366 182 4,577 3.49% 0 0 0
Greens of Slovenia ZS 49 78 67 87 161 134 163 32 45 43 28 887 0.68% 0 0 0
Democratic Party of Slovenia DS 120 260 19 44 63 73 96 23 18 127 22 865 0.66% 0 0 0
New Party NS 56 72 45 52 38 100 101 27 36 62 30 619 0.47% 0 0 0
Forward Slovenia NPS 167 31 17 74 44 44 60 18 33 17 16 521 0.40% 0 0 0
Party of Democratic Action of Slovenia SDAS 34 29 74 19 8 25 40 15 108 0 42 394 0.30% 0 0 0
Valid votes 12,182 14,876 6,032 14,332 9,850 16,648 16,383 9,514 10,969 9,595 10,640 131,021 100.00% 7 4 11
Rejected votes 348 528 175 461 444 635 657 294 214 437 252 4,445 3.28%
Total polled 12,530 15,404 6,207 14,793 10,294 17,283 17,040 9,808 11,183 10,032 10,892 135,466 71.03%
Registered electors 19,597 21,032 8,371 22,369 15,061 23,471 23,295 15,040 14,875 14,014 13,588 190,713
Turnout 63.94% 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:[64]

  • 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:[67][68][69]

Party Votes per electoral district Total
votes		 % Seats
Brežice Črnomelj-
Metlika		 Hrastnik Krško Laško Novo
Mesto 1		 Novo
Mesto 2		 Sevnica Trbovlje Trebnje Zagorje Con. Nat. Tot.
Liberal Democracy of Slovenia LDS 3,824 2,780 2,529 4,280 2,213 3,681 4,179 1,832 5,187 2,764 6,322 39,591 30.54% 3 1 4
Slovenian People's Party SLS 2,092 4,116 533 2,662 2,887 4,296 3,159 2,189 881 2,468 1,326 26,609 20.53% 2 0 2
Social Democratic Party of Slovenia SDSS 1,622 1,871 437 2,190 1,292 2,412 2,863 2,157 951 970 692 17,457 13.47% 1 1 2
Slovene Christian Democrats SKD 700 1,379 385 1,886 841 1,750 2,238 1,071 554 1,753 735 13,292 10.25% 1 0 1
United List of Social Democrats ZLSD 993 1,789 1,376 914 1,186 1,054 1,118 913 1,734 383 502 11,962 9.23% 1 0 1
Slovenian National Party SNS 348 497 384 393 237 793 707 238 394 244 191 4,426 3.41% 0 0 0
Democratic Party of
Pensioners of Slovenia		 DeSUS 111 1,164 131 278 210 585 552 202 169 806 103 4,311 3.33% 0 1 1
Democratic Party of Slovenia DS 1,442 189 82 309 170 408 313 130 107 80 127 3,357 2.59% 0 0 0
Greens of Slovenia ZS 98 184 97 154 237 322 323 105 205 85 125 1,935 1.49% 0 0 0
Slovenian Craftsmen and Entrepreneurial
Party and Centrum Party		 SOPS 142 139 30 131 133 271 292 179 70 81 48 1,516 1.17% 0 0 0
Dragomir Ficko (Independent) Ind 497 116 0 263 80 172 176 85 0 56 0 1,445 1.11% 0 0 0
Christian Social Union KSU 34 173 17 58 36 205 123 42 17 37 20 762 0.59% 0 0 0
Liberal Party LS 39 68 39 27 71 63 85 98 26 29 32 577 0.45% 0 0 0
Slovenian Forum SF 79 13 20 165 36 74 73 11 43 11 8 533 0.41% 0 0 0
Green Alternative of Slovenia ZA 25 58 25 78 48 54 50 54 42 43 35 512 0.39% 0 0 0
National Labour Party NSD 27 46 20 57 30 61 60 43 45 28 22 439 0.34% 0 0 0
Republican Association of Slovenia RZS 16 38 13 48 49 67 63 31 23 21 15 384 0.30% 0 0 0
Slovenian National Right SND 27 35 16 47 36 42 49 32 32 15 12 343 0.26% 0 0 0
Party for the Equality of Regions SED 8 17 15 18 19 33 29 9 9 11 6 174 0.13% 0 0 0
Valid votes 12,124 14,672 6,149 13,958 9,811 16,343 16,452 9,421 10,489 9,885 10,321 129,625 100.00% 8 3 11
Rejected votes 8,774 6.34%
Total polled 138,399 74.81%
Registered electors 184,992
Turnout 74.81%

The following candidates were elected:[69]

  • 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.[70][71]
  • Ciril Metod Pungartnik (LDS) forfeited his seat on 7 June 2000 when Janez Drnovšek (LDS) lost his government position, regaining his seat.[72][73]
  • Janez Drnovšek (LDS) resigned on 13 June 2000 and was replaced by Ciril Metod Pungartnik (LDS) on 20 June 2000.[74][75]
  • 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.[76][77]
1992

Results of the 1992 parliamentary election held on 6 December 1992:[78][79]

Party Votes % Seats
Con. Nat. Tot.
Liberal Democracy of Slovenia LDS 39,147 27.02% 2 1 3
Slovene Christian Democrats SKD 22,186 15.32% 1 1 2
United List ZL 19,341 13.35% 1 1 2
Slovenian People's Party SLS 13,648 9.42% 1 0 1
Slovenian National Party SNS 12,668 8.74% 0 1 1
Socialist Party of Slovenia SSS 6,787 4.69% 0 0 0
Democratic Party of Slovenia DS 6,057 4.18% 0 0 0
Greens of Slovenia ZS 4,473 3.09% 0 0 0
National Democratic Party
and Slovenian Party		 ND-SGS 4,192 2.89% 0 0 0
Social Democratic Party of Slovenia SDSS 3,098 2.14% 0 0 0
Slovenian Craftsmen and Entrepreneurial
Party and Centrum Party		 SOPS 2,361 1.63% 0 0 0
Christian Socialists, DS Forward
and Free Party		 KS-DS 2,095 1.45% 0 0 0
Independent Party SN 1,594 1.10% 0 0 0
Liberal Party LS 1,349 0.93% 0 0 0
Independent Ind 1,329 0.92% 0 0 0
Liberal Democratic Party of Slovenia LDSS 1,182 0.82% 0 0 0
Slovenian Ecological Movement SEG 832 0.57% 0 0 0
DEMOS DEMOS 798 0.55% 0 0 0
“SMER" Association of Slovenia SMER 657 0.45% 0 0 0
Republican Association of Slovenia RZS 547 0.38% 0 0 0
Movement for General Democracy GOD 520 0.36% 0 0 0
Valid votes 144,861 100.00% 5 4 9
Rejected votes 10,952 7.03%
Total polled 155,813 86.36%
Registered electors 180,415

The following candidates were elected:[79]

  • 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.[80][81]
  • 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.[81][82]

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