1992 Mongolian parliamentary election

none Mongolia 1990 1996 28 June 1992 All 76 seats in the State Great Khural 39 MPRP Büdragchaagiin Dash-Yondon 57.06 70 357 Alliance Mendsaikhany Enkhsaikhan #FFD700 17.48 4 16 Mongolian Social Democratic Party Bat-Erdeniin Batbayar 10.08 1 4 Independents – 2.83 1 38 Prime Minister Dashiin Byambasüren MPRP Puntsagiin Jasrai MPRP 95.60% ( 2.29pp) 1992 Parliamentary elections were held in Mongolia on 28 June 1992,Dieter Nohlen, Florian Grotz & Christof Hartmann (2001) Elections in Asia: A data handbook, Volume II, p490 0-19-924959-8 the first to be held after the adoption of the 1992 constitution.1992 Election Watch https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/225501 Journal of Democracy 3 4 130–133 1086-3214 The result was a victory for the Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party (MPRP), which won 70 of the 76 seats in the State Great Khural. The Democratic Alliance, a coalition between three opposition parties, placed second with 4 seats, followed by the Mongolian Social Democratic Party and an independent with a single seat. Voter turnout was at 95.60%.Nohlen et al., p491 During the campaign, the MPRP, the former sole legal party, distanced itself from Marxism–Leninism, framing itself instead as a centrist party.Kristof Nicholas D. 1992-06-28 Mongols to Elect New Parliament With China Watching the Results https://www.nytimes.com/1992/06/28/world/mongols-to-elect-new-parliament-with-china-watching-the-results.html subscription 2026-04-23 The New York Times en-US 0362-4331 However, the leadership of the party was the same as during the communist period.Batbayar Tsedendambyn 1993 Mongolia in 1992: Back to One-Party Rule https://www.jstor.org/stable/2645287 Asian Survey 33 1 61–66 10.2307/2645287 0004-4687 subscription The success of the MPRP in the elections was considered to be due to its larger nationwide party structure and implementation of a majoritarian system that favoured the dominant party. 1992-06-29 MONGOLIA EXPECTS EX-COMMUNIST WIN https://www.afr.com/politics/mongolia-expects-ex-communist-win-19920629-k4znu 2026-04-20 Australian Financial Review Reuters enBrick Andrew Gastil Raymond Kimberling William 1992-06-30 Mongolia: An Assessment of the Election to the Great Peoples Hural - June 1992 https://www.ifes.org/publications/mongolia-assessment-election-great-peoples-hural-june-1992 2026-04-20 IFES 16-18 en Background Fall of communism 1990 Democratic Revolution in Mongolia The MPRP was the sole legal ruling party of the Mongolian People's Republic since the Mongolian Revolution of 1921.Brick Andrew Gastil Raymond Kimberling William 1992-06-30 Mongolia: An Assessment of the Election to the Great Peoples Hural - June 1992 https://www.ifes.org/publications/mongolia-assessment-election-great-peoples-hural-june-1992 2026-04-20 IFES 13 en Following mass pro-democracy demonstrations organized by the Mongolian Democratic Union (MDU) in late 1989 and early 1990, the General Secretary of the MPRP, Jambyn Batmönkh, and other politburo leaders announced their resignation in March 1990, paving the way for democratic change in Mongolia.Б. Дөлгөөн 2015-07-29 МОНГОЛД АРДЧИЛАЛ ЭХЭЛСЭН ТҮҮХ https://ikon.mn/p/irg 2024-10-05 ikon.mn mn On 21 March 1990, during the 8th Extraordinary People's Grand Khural session, the following constitutional provision: "The guiding force of the Mongolian People's Republic is the Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party, which uses the all-conquering Marxist-Leninist theory in its operations." was removed from the Constitution of the MPR; officially ending 70 years of one-party rule. left|thumb|Chairman of the Presidium P.Ochirbat (leftmost) and deputy premier D.Byambasüren (rightmost) with opposition leaders Da.Ganbold (center-left) and E.Bat-Üül (center-right) during a meeting, June 1990|262x262px Transition to democracy 1990 Mongolian parliamentary election The first multi-party elections were held in July 1990 for the People's Grand Khural and the newly established standing legislature, the State Little Khural, with a high turnout of 98%. The MPRP won a majority in both houses, while four opposition parties made modest gains. The largest opposition was the Mongolian Democratic Party (MDP), which had 16 and 13 seats in the upper and lower houses. The MDP was followed by the Mongolian National Progress Party (MNPP) with 6 and 3 seats, the Mongolian Social Democratic Party (MSDP) with 4 seats in both legislatures in the People's Grand Khural.Holley David 1990-08-01 Opposition Parties Win Place in Mongolia Cabinet https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1990-08-01-mn-1531-story.html 2026-04-02 Los Angeles Times en-US Economist Dashiin Byambasüren (MPRP) was appointed the next prime minister on 11 September, along with the president and the vice president.Баабар Монголын ардчилсан хувьсгалын хроник http://www.baabar.mn/article/1070 2026-01-28 www.baabar.mn mn Despite the MPRP's majority, Byambasüren established a grand coalition government with the opposition MDP and the MNPP in September 1990. The chairman of the MNPP, Davaadorjiin Ganbold, became the First Deputy Prime Minister, while deputy chairman of the MDP, Dambiin Dorligjav, became Deputy Prime Minister.Worden Robert L. Savada Andrea Matles Mongolia: a country study https://www.loc.gov/item/90006289 2026-04-02 loc.gov Library of Congress 39-40 en 1991 In April 1991, political developments within the MDU, Mongolia's largest non-governmental pro-democracy organization, led Sanjaasürengiin Zorig, a key leader of the 1990 revolution, to resign from his positions in the MDU. He also left the MDP to establish the Republican Party (mn Бүгд Найрамдах Нам) in June 1991. Later in February 1992, his party merged with the Free Labour Party and factions of the MDU to found the Mongolian United Party (MUP).2020-10-02 С.Зориг айсуй цагийн өнгө төрхийг эхэлж мэдэрсэн нэгэн байв https://www.parliament.mn/nn/11217/ 2026-04-20 Parliament.mn - Монгол Улсын Их Хурал mn Ж.Болдбаатар "Өнөөдөр" сонин In January 1992, a new constitution was ratified, which renamed the country Mongolia and established a unicameral legislature, the State Great Khural, which was to be elected in the next election.А. Төгөлдөр 2025-01-13 1992 оноос хойш дөрвөн удаа Үндсэн хуульд өөрчлөлт оруулжээ https://ikon.mn/n/3bof 2026-01-28 ikon.mn mn Electoral system According to the new Law on Elections, the 76 members of the State Great Khural were to be elected from multi-member constituencies organized 70 days before polling day. For the June 28 election, the country was divided into 26 electoral districts, which had a varying number of elected winners (2 to 4). With the addition of Article 35, Section 2 of the election law (which requires each voter to cast votes equal to the number of eligible seats in their district), the elections were to be conducted under a multi-member majoritarian system. The new electoral law also stated that the election results of electoral districts that didn't meet the 50% turnout benchmark were to be invalidated, and any vacancy seats created in parliament would be filled by the next highest vote winner in the June election. Due to the lack of opposition organization and party structure, a delegation from the International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES) found that the MPRP was overwhelmingly favoured by the majoritarian system. Contesting parties The new electoral law and implementation of a majoritarian system raised concerns within the Mongolian opposition. In reaction to the majoritarian systems, the main opposition parties (the MDP, the MNPP, and the MUP) announced an electoral coalition on 23 April 1992, when the three party chairmen signed an agreement. For the 1992 parliamentary election, 293 candidates were registered by the newly established General Election Commission, of whom 18 were independents, and 275 were running from the following 8 political parties and 2 coalitions.Монгол улсын их хурлын сонгуулийн дүн 2022 General Election Commission of Mongolia 16–41 Mongolian State Great Khural election results https://gec.gov.mn/uploads/ih_huraliin_songuuli-2022.03.22.pdf https://web.archive.org/web/20250623173040/https://gec.gov.mn/uploads/ih_huraliin_songuuli-2022.03.22.pdf 23 June 2025 Ulaanbaatar Mongolian1992-06-28 MONGOLIA : parliamentary elections Ulsyn Ikh Khural, 1992 http://archive.ipu.org/parline-e/reports/arc/2219_92.htm 2026-04-20 Inter-Parliamentary Union en PartyTotalMongolian People's Revolutionary Party76Democratic Alliance(Mongolian Democratic Party–Mongolian National Progress Party–Mongolian United Party)Ц.Ганхуяг 2021-01-13 С.Зориг тэргүүтэй Нэгдсэн намынхан https://sonin.mn/newsDetail/117709 2026-04-19 sonin.mn mn48Mongolian Social Democratic Party28Mongolian United Party of Herdsman and Farmers mn Монголын Малчин Тариачны Нэгдсэн Нам19Mongolian United Party of Private Owners20Mongolian Party for Independence24Mongolian Bourgeois Party17Mongolian Renaissance Party28Mongolian Religious Democratic Party–Mongolian People's Party9Mongolian Green Party6Total275 Campaign Polling was conducted during an ongoing economic crisis, marked by high inflation, unemployment, raw material scarcity, and food shortages. During the campaign, the three-party opposition coalition complained of its restricted access to the mass media compared to the MPRP and underlined the recently disastrous management that had led to economic disruptions. Results The Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party achieved a supermajority of 70 seats (92% of the total seats), despite receiving around 50% of the total constituency vote. The primary opposition coalition, between the Mongolian Democratic Party, the Mongolian National Progress Party, and the Mongolian United Party, won 4 seats in the State Great Khural. The Mongolian Social Democratic Party and an independent politician in Govi-Altai Province each won a single seat.File:Mongolia State Great Khural 1992.svg Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 1724627 70 –273 MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 528456 4 –19 gold Mongolian Social Democratic Party 304578 1 –3 Mongolian Renaissance Party 114343 0 New Mongolian Party for Independence 63744 0 New Mongolian Bourgeois Party 60207 0 New Mongolian United Party of Herdsman and Farmers 56085 0 New Mongolian United Party of Private Owners 42863 0 New Mongolian Religious Democratic Party–Mongolian People's Party 23974 0 New Mongolian Green Party 17790 0 New Independents 85674 1 –50 –354 974219 63168 1085099 General Election Commission Conservative Party (UK) Results by constituency Results by constituency Constituency 1. Arkhangai R. Gonchigdorj Mongolian Social Democratic Party 30527 Ch. Pürevdorj Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 23573 M. Dalaikhüü Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 19823 Kh. Pürevdagva Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 14604 L. Dashnyam MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 11908 gold Ts. Adiyaasüren Mongolian Social Democratic Party 7874 S. Tömörkhüü MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 7687 gold P. Jaltsan Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 4579 B. Tsiiregzen Mongolian Party for Independence 3368 D. Luvsandorj Mongolian United Party of Private Owners 2678 D. Khürelbat Mongolian United Party of Herdsman and Farmers 1929 42850 42850 2376 46510 Constituency 2. Bayan-Ölgii A. Bolat Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 26349 T. Sultan Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 23775 Kh. Volodya Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 21481 K. Sairan Mongolian Social Democratic Party 16057 B. Zarykkhan Mongolian Renaissance Party 6923 I. Khuatai MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 6904 gold A. Magash Mongolian Renaissance Party 6871 S. Batchuluun Mongolian Renaissance Party 4643 D. Khorolsüren Mongolian United Party of Private Owners 2130 D. Bazarsad Mongolian Bourgeois Party 1520 39226 39226 2906 45350 Constituency 3. Bayankhongor G. Tsedendagva Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 21590 B. Gombo Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 20621 D. Dashtseden Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 20260 Z. Narmandakh MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 9875 gold B. Bas-Orgil MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 8739 gold J. Ganbold MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 8705 gold D. Tümen Mongolian Social Democratic Party 5907 J. Byamba Mongolian Bourgeois Party 3091 S. Luvsanvandan Mongolian Renaissance Party 2315 D. Jamiyan Mongolian Religious Democratic Party–Mongolian People's Party 2104 B. Lkhagvaa Mongolian United Party of Herdsman and Farmers 1986 D. Nyamaa Mongolian United Party of Private Owners 1626 N. Oidovdorj Mongolian Renaissance Party 1371 P. Byambasüren Mongolian Party for Independence 1083 P. Batsükh Mongolian United Party of Private Owners 643 36642 36642 1530 39702 Constituency 4. Bulgan J. Boldbaatar Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 18541 S. Gündenbal Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 16920 D. Lamjav Mongolian Social Democratic Party 7352 P. Davaanyam MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 6487 gold B. Jambal Mongolian Green Party 1608 D. Davaa Mongolian United Party of Herdsman and Farmers 1209 G. Ganbat Mongolian Party for Independence 990 J. Dashlombo Mongolian United Party of Herdsman and Farmers 879 D. Samdan Mongolian Renaissance Party 618 27302 27302 2324 30211 Constituency 5. Govi-Altai A. Bazarkhüü Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 18698 G. Zuunai Independent 12246 V. Alzakhgüi Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 11551 L. Byambajargal Mongolian Social Democratic Party 9940 J. Baasandash MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 7623 gold 30029 30029 1635 32170 Constituency 6. Dornogovi Yo. Adilbish Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 20065 Ts. Sharavdorj Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 18389 S. Ganbaatar Mongolian Social Democratic Party 6578 N. Davaanyam MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 6528 gold B. Dogmid Mongolian Party for Independence 3862 D. Tserendorj Mongolian United Party of Private Owners 1254 28338 28338 1916 31399 Constituency 7. Dornod D. Bazarsad Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 20211 Ts. Törmandakh Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 19859 D. Dagvasüren Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 19293 D. Enkhbaatar MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 11801 gold D. Tserenchimeg MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 11440 gold G. Khürelbaatar Mongolian Social Democratic Party 6980 D. Jumdaanbaatar Mongolian United Party of Herdsman and Farmers 3782 B. Buyandelger Mongolian Renaissance Party 3508 B. Lkhanaasüren Independent 2323 Ts. Davaakhüü Mongolian Bourgeois Party 1306 D. Mishigdorj Mongolian United Party of Private Owners 1287 G. Tegshjargal Mongolian Party for Independence 1236 34342 34342 2757 38038 Constituency 8. Dundgovi S. Batmönkh Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 11271 N. Togtokh Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 11065 J. Otgonbayar MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 6065 gold Ts. Ganbold Mongolian Social Democratic Party 6037 R. Dashdoorov Mongolian Renaissance Party 5267 J. Narantsatsralt MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 3873 gold Z. Erdenebileg Independent 981 Kh. Bürentogtokh Mongolian Party for Independence 847 M. Mashbat Mongolian United Party of Private Owners 510 22958 22958 1658 25220 Constituency 9. Zavkhan N. Bagabandi Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 31169 Ts. Namkhainyambuu Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 29250 S. Nyamzagd Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 28111 D. Radnaaragchaa Independent 10952 Ts. Gankhuyag MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 10737 gold N. Battsereg MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 9112 gold Yo. Terbish Mongolian Social Democratic Party 7695 G. Pürevsüren Mongolian Religious Democratic Party–Mongolian People's Party 3531 D. Battogtokh Mongolian Religious Democratic Party–Mongolian People's Party 1251 Ya. Sodnom Mongolian Bourgeois Party 633 44147 44147 2219 47807 Constituency 10. Övörkhangai D. Lündeejantsan Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 31590 O. Batmönkh Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 26086 J. Batsuuri Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 25812 Sh. Batbayar Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 25257 D. Shagdarsüren Mongolian Social Democratic Party 16615 B. Batjargal MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 13111 gold Ch. Döl MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 13031 gold D. Sükhbaatar Independent 9862 A. Zangad Independent 5143 D. Bayasgalan Mongolian United Party of Herdsman and Farmers 5088 N. Urtnasan Mongolian Renaissance Party 4478 D. Pürevdorj Mongolian Renaissance Party 4294 N. Erdenetsogt Mongolian United Party of Private Owners 3922 G. Batdelger Mongolian Bourgeois Party 2972 D. Mönkh-Ochir Mongolian Party for Independence 2331 47407 47407 3166 52215 Constituency 11. Ömnögovi R. Tsagaankhüü Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 12576 D. Idevkhten Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 12241 Ts. Bayarsaikhan MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 6519 gold Ch. Otgonbayar Mongolian Social Democratic Party 5013 B. Tsedensamba Mongolian Renaissance Party 3165 B. Erdene Mongolian United Party of Herdsman and Farmers 1730 20622 20622 1076 22027 Constituency 12. Sükhbaatar J. Gombojav Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 17924 Ch. Khurts Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 13647 Sh. Shagdarsüren MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 6509 gold D. Moondoi Mongolian Social Democratic Party 4702 Kh. Gündsambuu Independent 2345 J. Erdenebaatar Mongolian Party for Independence 1832 D. Ochirjav Mongolian Religious Democratic Party–Mongolian People's Party 1377 S. Amgaa Mongolian United Party of Herdsman and Farmers 871 B. Magsarjav Mongolian Renaissance Party 700 Yo. Ukhnai Mongolian Bourgeois Party 555 G. Mönkhbat Independent 510 25486 25486 1576 27280 Constituency 13. Selenge D. Mönkhöö Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 27666 B. Demberel Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 23944 Ch. Zorigtbaatar Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 23305 S. Bayartsogt Mongolian Social Democratic Party 12042 D. Tsogt-Ochir MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 10802 gold L. Altangerel MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 9253 gold B. Tsedendamba Mongolian United Party of Herdsman and Farmers 3610 Kh. Gantsooj Mongolian Religious Democratic Party–Mongolian People's Party 3371 L. Nyam Mongolian Green Party 3176 O. Tsolmon Mongolian Party for Independence 1651 D. Baatar Mongolian Renaissance Party 1497 N. Ankhbayar Mongolian United Party of Private Owners 1420 40579 40579 2403 44288 Constituency 14. Töv Ch. Dashdemberel Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 37080 B. Lkhagvasüren Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 34559 M. Zenee Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 31982 M. Mendbileg Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 29548 D. Ganbold MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 13748 gold Kh. Dashzeveg MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 9818 gold S. Idshinnorov Mongolian Social Democratic Party 8123 D. Badarch Mongolian Green Party 6279 B. Atarbaatar Mongolian Renaissance Party 5289 G. Namjildorj Mongolian Party for Independence 5256 A. Bayarmagnai Mongolian Party for Independence 3935 S. Ganbat Independent 3744 Yo. Pürevbaatar Mongolian Bourgeois Party 3540 G. Mönkhbayar Mongolian United Party of Private Owners 2823 48931 48931 2980 53650 Constituency 15. Uvs S. Tömör Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 32745 N. Bayartsaikhan Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 32366 O. Shaaluu Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 28259 D. Dorligjav MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 8548 gold G. Lkhagvajav Mongolian Social Democratic Party 7950 G. Chuluunbat MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 3187 gold B. Dejid Mongolian United Party of Herdsman and Farmers 2586 S. Bayantsagaan Mongolian Religious Democratic Party–Mongolian People's Party 1420 S. Tüntee Mongolian Renaissance Party 1071 D. Tsetsegmaa Mongolian Party for Independence 793 T. Tseveenravdan Mongolian United Party of Private Owners 635 39846 39846 3498 45389 Constituency 16. Khovd J. Norovsambuu Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 30465 J. Byambadorj Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 27941 D. Demberel Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 26218 G. Nyamdavaa MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 6626 gold D. Bayandalai Mongolian Renaissance Party 4989 Ts. Narantuyaa MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 4248 gold S. Rendorj Mongolian Social Democratic Party 3321 B. Morkh Mongolian Party for Independence 1755 L. Galbadrakh Mongolian Renaissance Party 1681 R. Törtogtokh Mongolian United Party of Herdsman and Farmers 1473 J. Chuntai Mongolian United Party of Private Owners 744 36487 36487 1710 39002 Constituency 17. Khövsgöl B. Chimed Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 28176 Ts. Elbegdorj MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 28022 gold D. Danzan Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 25216 G. Törtogtokh Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 20678 R. Odonbaatar MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 20667 gold Ö. Enkhtüvshin Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 20188 J. Byambasüren Mongolian Social Democratic Party 19554 Ch. Düüjii Mongolian Renaissance Party 16411 B. Gansükh Mongolian United Party of Herdsman and Farmers 10813 B. Bat-Erdene Mongolian United Party of Herdsman and Farmers 7160 B. Enkhtuyaa Mongolian Party for Independence 5391 50769 50769 4594 59699 Constituency 18. Khentii D. Byambasüren Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 26918 N. Ganbyamba Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 16539 D. Ganbold MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 15800 gold Ch. Gan-Ölzii Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 13725 N. Tüvshintögs Mongolian Social Democratic Party 11250 N. Nyam-Osor Mongolian United Party of Private Owners 4600 J. Lkhamsüren Mongolian Renaissance Party 2791 N. Enkhtaivan Mongolian Green Party 2784 G. Bayarkhüü Independent 2782 A. Enkh-Amgalan Mongolian United Party of Herdsman and Farmers 2625 Ts. Gombojav Mongolian Religious Democratic Party–Mongolian People's Party 2339 34051 34051 1630 36422 Constituency 19. Darkhan-Uul N. Jantsannorov Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 19902 Ch. Bayanjargal Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 19008 J. Jadambaa Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 18659 T. Erdenebileg MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 14221 gold D. Battulga MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 13215 gold B. Enebish Mongolian Social Democratic Party 11543 Sh. Boldbaatar Mongolian Bourgeois Party 3391 Sh. Gandariyaa Independent 3299 T. Nyamdorj Mongolian Renaissance Party 1954 35062 35062 2636 40795 Constituency 20. Erdenet J. Delgertsetseg Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 13770 Sh. Chunag Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 10903 L. Luvsan-Ochir MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 8679 gold T. Ganbold Mongolian Social Democratic Party 8188 N. Tsogtsaikhan Mongolian Bourgeois Party 1806 L. Garamjil Mongolian Party for Independence 1358 T. Naidanjav Mongolian United Party of Private Owners 750 22737 22737 1854 26379 Constituency 21. Ulaanbaatar Ts. Nyamdorj Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 15304 S. Chuluunbaatar Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 14742 E. Bat-Üül MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 9895 gold L. Galbadrakh Mongolian Social Democratic Party 8000 B. Ganzorig Independent 3605 Ch. Baatar Independent 1665 S. Jargalsaikhan Mongolian United Party of Private Owners 1641 D. Batsükh Mongolian Bourgeois Party 1571 P. Zorig Mongolian Bourgeois Party 1366 Yo. Gerelchuluun Mongolian Renaissance Party 1322 D. Altangerel Mongolian United Party of Herdsman and Farmers 976 Ts. Dashzeveg Mongolian Party for Independence 333 30409 30409 1709 33137 Constituency 22. Ulaanbaatar D. Batbaatar Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 31966 T. Ochirkhüü Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 31513 J. Byambajav Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 31497 H. Jalbajav Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 27887 G. Gankhuyag MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 18439 gold Z. Uürdmandakh MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 16203 gold Ch. Lkhagvajav Mongolian Social Democratic Party 15495 B. Jargalsaikhan Mongolian Bourgeois Party 14210 Z. Pürevjal MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 13920 gold K. Zardykhan Mongolian Renaissance Party 13309 D. Zorigt Mongolian Party for Independence 7186 G. Myagmarjav Independent 5523 B. Badraa Mongolian United Party of Private Owners 3600 V. Zanashir Mongolian Bourgeois Party 3592 58143 58143 4415 66667 Constituency 23. Ulaanbaatar G. Ganbold Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 18723 S. Zorig MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 17242 gold N. Enkhbayar Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 16487 B. Enkhmandakh Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 15527 P. Khatanbaatar Mongolian Social Democratic Party 10827 D. Mönkhbaatar MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 8337 gold O. Dashbalbar Mongolian Party for Independence 7847 Sh. Altangerel MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 6261 gold B. Bayarkhüü Mongolian Bourgeois Party 2792 D. Baljinnyam Mongolian Renaissance Party 2104 M. Ganbat Mongolian Green Party 1717 D. Pentsentavkhai Independent 1703 T. Lkhagvaa Mongolian Renaissance Party 1598 Ch. Jumdaan Mongolian United Party of Herdsman and Farmers 1244 37470 37470 2112 42220 Constituency 24. Ulaanbaatar J. Urtnasan Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 19423 Ts. Ganbat Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 19176 Ts. Tovuusüren Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 17020 Dash. Ganbold MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 12372 gold T. Chimeddorj MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 8832 gold D. Khuvitögöldör MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 8429 gold P. Ulaankhüü Mongolian Social Democratic Party 8312 R. Barsbold Mongolian Renaissance Party 6019 D. Byambaa Mongolian Bourgeois Party 4325 D. Baasan Mongolian Religious Democratic Party–Mongolian People's Party 2878 S. Tuyaa Mongolian Green Party 2226 G. Dejeekhüü Mongolian United Party of Herdsman and Farmers 1316 Ts. Sükhbaatar Mongolian Party for Independence 1237 I. Dorj Mongolian United Party of Private Owners 1192 Ch. Dambajav Mongolian Party for Independence 1182 37779 37779 2097 43069 Constituency 25. Ulaanbaatar L. Enebish Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 29135 T. Gandi Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 27840 Ts. Gombosüren Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 26600 S. Harangerel Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 23804 B. Batbayar Mongolian Social Democratic Party 23473 Kh. Maam MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 14937 gold D. Batsükh MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 13769 gold B. Altanshand MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 10599 gold Yo. Amgalan Independent 7488 Ch. Chuluunbaatar Mongolian Social Democratic Party 6807 H. Enkhbat Mongolian Bourgeois Party 6736 J. Amarsanaa Mongolian Renaissance Party 4487 M. Rinchin Mongolian United Party of Herdsman and Farmers 3333 B. Erdev Mongolian United Party of Private Owners 2924 T. Sengedorj Mongolian Party for Independence 2304 L. Hyamandeleg Mongolian Party for Independence 1068 51426 51426 3058 58616 Constituency 26. Ulaanbaatar P. Jasrai Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 32717 J. Algaa Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 24325 B. Ganbold Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 23221 M. Enkhsaikhan MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 22194 gold D. Sugar Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 21779 A. Ganbaatar Mongolian Social Democratic Party 18416 Ts. Bayarmaa MDP–MNPP–MUP Alliance 13539 gold B. Bat-Erdene Independent 11503 O. Zayaa Mongolian United Party of Private Owners 7181 A. Yundendorj Mongolian Bourgeois Party 6801 D. Sükhbaatar Mongolian Religious Democratic Party–Mongolian People's Party 5703 Ch. Vasha Mongolian Party for Independence 4179 D. Chimeddamba Mongolian United Party of Herdsman and Farmers 3475 N. Nyamdavaa Mongolian Renaissance Party 3413 D. Ganbold Mongolian Party for Independence 2720 T. Dorj Mongolian Renaissance Party 2255 L. Shiiter Mongolian United Party of Private Owners 1303 51181 51181 3333 57837 Aftermath The three parties of the Democratic Alliance, the MDP, the MNPP, and the MUP, announced their decision to unite into a single party shortly after the election results on 30 June 1992.1992-07-01 Opposition unites https://www.coloradohistoricnewspapers.org/?a=d&d=RMD19920701-01.2.24&e=-------en-20--1--img-txIN%7CtxCO%7CtxTA--------0------ 2026-04-21 The Rocky Mountain News 3 The same day, during a joint nine-party opposition press conference, the parties highlighted vote splitting and different portions of representation, stating that the MPRP (with 90% parliamentary representation) received 50% of the total vote, while the other half was distributed among the many parties. The MDP, the MNPP, the MUP, and the Mongolian Renaissance Party, which ran independently, officially merged into the Mongolian National Democratic Party on 25 October 1992.Л. Цэрэн-Очир 2016-12-21 Ардчилсан намын түүхэн товчоон-туршлага ба сургамж https://www.assa.mn/a/41589 2025-12-13 www.assa.mn mn On 5 December 1993, the Mongolian Party for Independence, the Mongolian United Party of Herdsman and Farmers, and the Mongolian United Party of Private Owners merged to form the Mongolian Traditional United Party, a right-wing nationalist party.М.Энхбат 2020-04-09 МОНГОЛЫН УЛС ТӨРИЙН НАМУУДЫН ҮҮСЭЛ, ХӨГЖИЛ, ТӨЛӨВШИЛ ЦААШДЫН ХАНДЛАГА https://academy.edu.mn/2020/04/09/%d0%bc%d0%be%d0%bd%d0%b3%d0%be%d0%bb%d1%8b%d0%bd-%d1%83%d0%bb%d1%81-%d1%82%d3%a9%d1%80%d0%b8%d0%b9%d0%bd-%d0%bd%d0%b0%d0%bc%d1%83%d1%83%d0%b4%d1%8b%d0%bd-%d2%af%d2%af%d1%81%d1%8d%d0%bb/ 2026-04-22 academy.edu.mn mn Badamdorjiin Batkhishig, the deputy chairman of the MPRP's Central Committee, stated that the party was not celebrating its landslide victory due to Mongolia's dire economic situation. MPRP member of parliament-elect and economist, Puntsagiin Jasrai, was appointed as the next prime minister on 21 July 1992, during the plenary session of the State Great Khural.Who Is Who der Mongolei: J Who is Who of Mongolia: J http://userpage.fu-berlin.de/~corff/im/WhoIsWho/WhoIsWho-20040703-11.html#JasraiP https://web.archive.org/web/20160303204012/http://userpage.fu-berlin.de/~corff/im/WhoIsWho/WhoIsWho-20040703-11.html#JasraiP 2016-03-03 2026-02-18 Free University of Berlin de He formed an all-MPRP cabinet, which served its full four-year term. References External links Mongolia: An Assessment of the Election to the Great Peoples Hural - June 1992 by the International Foundation for Electoral Systems Mongolia Parliamentary Category:Parliamentary elections in Mongolia Category:June 1992 in Asia