2016 Mongolian parliamentary election

none Mongolia 2012 2020 29 June 2016 All 76 seats in the State Great Khural 39 List of members of the State Great Khural, 2012–2016 List of members of the State Great Khural, 2016–2020 74.35% ( 7.07pp) Mongolian People's Party Miyeegombyn Enkhbold 45.12 65 25 Democratic Party (Mongolia) Zandaakhüügiin Enkhbold 33.14 9 31 Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party (2010) Nambaryn Enkhbayar 8.00 1 new Independents – 6.00 1 3 Electoral district map of Mongolian legislative election 2016.svg Results by constituency Prime Minister Chimediin Saikhanbileg Democratic Party (Mongolia) Jargaltulgyn Erdenebat Mongolian People's Party Parliamentary elections were held in Mongolia on 29 June 2016.Government and politics Embassy of Mongolia to the United States of America The governing Democratic Party (DP) lost to a landslide victory of the Mongolian People's Party (MPP), retaining only nine of 76 seats in the State Great Khural.Mongolian opposition wins landslide, voters fed up with hard times http://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-mongolia-election-idUKKCN0ZF28C Reuters 27 August 2016 30 June 2016 dead https://web.archive.org/web/20160817034324/http://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-mongolia-election-idUKKCN0ZF28C 17 August 2016 Electoral turnout was at 74.35%, a 7.07 percentage point increase from the previous election in 2012. Although the DP's vote share was down by just two percentage points, a new electoral law promoting a two-party system was passed by the party while in government, which allowed the MPP to secure far more seats with an increased vote share. The DP lost 22 out of their previous 34 seats in the State Great Khural. As a result, the MPP secured a supermajority with 65 of 76 seats, 85% of the parliament, with a total vote share of 45%.2023 Elections in Mongolia (1992-2021) https://asiafoundation.org/insight/elections-in-mongolia-1992-2021/ 2026-10-13 The Asia Foundation Ulaanbaatar 28, 30-33, 64 en-US Much of the parliamentary third parties and independents lost their seats due to first-past-the-post voting. Only the Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party was able to retain one of its previous 7 seats. Following the parliamentary election, MPP leader Miyeegombyn Enkhbold was elected as Chairman of the State Great Khural (speaker) while former finance minister Jargaltulgyn Erdenebat was appointed as prime minister on 7 July 2016.O.Ariunbileg 2016-07-08 J.Erdenebat becomes the 29th prime minister of Mongolia http://mongolia.gogo.mn/r/gx2ee 2026-09-07 gogo.mn en Background 2012 Mongolian parliamentary election 2013 Mongolian presidential election Economy of Mongolia In the 2012 parliamentary election, the DP won 34 seats, its record highest share which fell short of the simple majority required to unilaterally govern.2012-07-02 Mongolia Democratic Party Confident of Victory After Voting en Bloomberg.com https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2012-07-01/mongolia-s-democratic-party-says-it-will-rule-as-count-continues 2022-07-14 In contrast, the MPP won 28 seats, the Justice Coalition won 11 seats, and the Civil Will–Green Party (CWGP) won 2 seats. The Justice Coalition was formed between the Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party (MPRP), splinter party from the MPP founded by former president Nambaryn Enkhbayar in 2010, and the Mongolian National Democratic Party (MNDP), splinter party from the DP founded by former prime minister Mendsaikhany Enkhsaikhan in 2005. Three independents were also elected to the State Great Khural. Following the election, the DP chairman Norovyn Altankhuyag, appointed as prime minister on 10 August 2012, formed a coalition government led by the DP with the Justice Coalition, and the CWGP after lengthy negotiations.2012-08-20 Шинэчлэлийн Засгийн газрын танхим бүрдлээ News.MN https://news.mn/r/606273/ 2022-07-14 News.MN - Мэдээллийн эх сурвалж mnJargalsaikhany Mendee 2012-09-11 A New Mongolian Government Is Finally Formed https://jamestown.org/a-new-mongolian-government-is-finally-formed/ 2026-10-13 Jamestown en The DP's ascension to power coincided with a rapid economic boom largely attributed to the country's mining mega-projects, notably the Oyu Tolgoi gold and copper deposit.Mine, all mine The Economist https://www.economist.com/briefing/2012/01/21/mine-all-mine 2022-07-14 0013-0613 However, in May 2012, a major legislation restricting foreign direct investment (FDI) and forbiding the sale of stakes in Mongolian mining companies was passed by the outgoing parliament.Dierkes Julian 2015-12-26 Mongolia’s flagging economy stalls political progress https://eastasiaforum.org/2015/12/26/mongolias-flagging-economy-stalls-political-progress/ 2026-10-13 eastasiaforum.org enDierkes Julian 2013-01-09 Mongolia’s evolving foreign investment regime https://eastasiaforum.org/2013/01/09/mongolias-evolving-foreign-investment-regime/ 2026-10-13 eastasiaforum.org en Despite the reappeal and renewal of the legislation in late 2013 and again in 2015, the law had a significant impact on investor confidence.2013-04-23 CORRECTED-Mongolia to ease restrictions on private foreign investors https://www.reuters.com/article/business/corrected-mongolia-to-ease-restrictions-on-private-foreign-investors-idUSL3N0D6SUQ/ 2026-10-13 Reuters en In the 2013 presidential election, sitting DP president Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorj was re-elected on an anti-corruption platform with 50.23% of the total vote.2013-06-27 Mongolian President Wins Second Term https://www.rferl.org/a/mongolia-president-reelected/25029368.html 2026-10-13 Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty en Badmaanyambuugiin Bat-Erdene, candidate of the MPP, received 41.97% while Natsagiin Udval, candidate of the MPRP, got 6.5% of the ballot.D. Tsetseg It is announced that Ts.Elbegdorj won by preliminary result shuud.mn (in Mongolian) https://www.shuud.mn/?p=250019 27 June 2013 27 June 2013 dead https://web.archive.org/web/20130629004542/http://www.shuud.mn/?p=250019 29 June 2013 Prior to the election, Elbegdorj's candidacy was fully endorsed by coalition partners–the CWGP and the MNDP–and extra-parliamentary parties–the Republican Party and the Motherland Party.E Dari The unique features of the 6th Presidential Election of Mongolia http://ubpost.mongolnews.mn/?p=4332 21 June 2013 UB Post Ulaanbaatar 27 May 2013 live https://web.archive.org/web/20130608125744/http://ubpost.mongolnews.mn/?p=4332 8 June 2013Maškarinec Pavel 2014-12-01 Parliamentary and presidential elections in Mongolia, 2012 and 2013 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0261379414001127 Electoral Studies 36 186–191 10.1016/j.electstud.2014.10.002 0261-3794 Large-scale bonds, the most significant ones being the Chinggis Bond and the Samurai Bond, were introduced the government to fund its ambitious infrastructure projects. Disagreements between the state and Rio Tinto over various issues led to a halt in the second phase of the Oyu Tolgoi project in 2013.2013-07-04 Export income dispute holds up Rio's Oyu Tolgoi mine - Mongolia https://www.reuters.com/article/business/export-income-dispute-holds-up-rios-oyu-tolgoi-mine-mongolia-idUSL3N0F918L/ 2026-10-13 Reuters en In addition to resource nationalism, global commodity price shocks amid inflation began to slowdown Mongolia's economic growth.Dierkes Julian 2015-01-07 Mongolia’s unexpected 2014 https://eastasiaforum.org/2015/01/07/mongolias-unexpected-2014/ 2026-10-13 eastasiaforum.org en2014-11-06 Mongolia parliament votes out PM Norov Altankhuyag https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-29928847 2026-10-13 BBC News en-GB Due to concerns of overspending and oversized cabinet, proposals for cabinet downsizing were announced by Altankhuyag in August 2014. Cabinet reshuffle was presented to the State Great Khural on 2 October 2014, which decreased the ministries from 16 to 11. 2014-10-02 Н.Алтанхуяг: Шүүмжлэлийг анхаарч, засаж залруулахаар бүтцийн өөрчлөлт хийж байна https://ikon.mn/n/aw6 2026-10-13 ikon.mn mn However, political infighting within the DP led to the lack of internal consensus on the nominations for a prolonged period, during which 7 cabinet ministers were relieved.Ч.Болортуяа 2014-10-17 ДҮЛЭГНҮҮР Н.АЛТАНХУЯГ https://ikon.mn/n/bce 2026-10-13 ikon.mn mnCampi Alicia J. 2014-11-07 Mongolia’s Prime Minister Ousted for Failure to Resolve Economic Woes, Corrupt Practices https://jamestown.org/mongolias-prime-minister-ousted-for-failure-to-resolve-economic-woes-corrupt-practices/ 2026-10-13 Jamestown en On 5 November 2014, MPP and DP lawmakers ousted Altankhuyag from the party leadership and the premiership, partly due to his failure to reach an agreement with Rio Tinto and corruption allegations.Ч.Болортуяа 2014-11-05 Шинэчлэлийн ЗАСГИЙН ГАЗАР ОГЦОРЛОО https://ikon.mn/n/bud 2022-07-14 ikon.mn en Accusations of corruption, nepotism, and economic mismanagement were made against Altankhuyag.Б.Дамдин 2015-04-23 Хүргэн Дэнзэн гэж хэн юм бэ? https://ikon.mn/n/g8e 2026-10-13 ikon.mn en 2014-11-05 Н.Алтанхуягийг огцруулсан шалтгаан юу байв? https://news.zindaa.mn/1l98 2026-10-13 news.zindaa.mn mn The cause of his dismissal has also been pointed to political maneuvering by rival factions within the party. Parliamentary speaker Zandaakhüügiin Enkhbold assumed the party leadership from Altankhuyag on 14 November 2014.2014-11-14 З.Энхболд АН-ын дарга боллоо https://mass.mn/n/20944 2025-11-10 mass.mn mn Chief cabinet secretary, Chimediin Saikhanbileg, was appointed the succeeding prime minister on 21 November 2014. A grand coalition government between the DP, the Justice Coalition, and the MPP was subsequently formed. In June 2015, the stagnation of the Chinese economic growth severely impacted Mongolia's economic prospects and damaged the mineral prices.Hille Kathrin 2014-12-02 Moscow expects recession in 2015 https://www.ft.com/content/9d03a164-7a3f-11e4-a8e1-00144feabdc0 2022-07-14 www.ft.com The country went into an economic recession, with the GDP shrinking by about 1% and loss of FDI by 59% in 2014. In May 2015, the finance agreement of Oyu Tolgoi was made with Rio Tinto after two years of dispute.Edwards Terrence 2015-08-08 Mongolian premier replaces cabinet members amid instability worries https://www.reuters.com/article/world/mongolian-premier-replaces-cabinet-members-amid-instability-worries-idUSKCN0QD04Z/ 2026-10-13 Reuters en-GBRio secures $US4.4b to expand Oyu Tolgoi https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/rio-secures-us4-4b-to-expand-oyu-tolgoi/hursf1ivs 2022-07-14 SBS News en Despite kickstarting the underground mine expansion, the agreement was heavily scrutinised both within and outside the party. The deal was condemned by DP leader and parliamentary speaker Enkhbold alongwith several opposition MPP lawmakers.2018-11-30 З.Энхболд: Оюутолгой дээр ганц Дубайн гэрээ биш, огт орж ирээгүй тэрбумаас дээш долларын асуудал байгаа https://www.24tsag.mn/a/167905 2022-07-14 www.24tsag.mn mn Consequently, the MPP was expulled from the cabinet in August 2015.Dierkes Julian 2015-12-26 Mongolia’s flagging economy stalls political progress https://eastasiaforum.org/2015/12/26/mongolias-flagging-economy-stalls-political-progress/ 2026-10-13 eastasiaforum.org en In 2016, before the end of its term, Saikhanbileg's cabinet relinquished its exclusive right to purchase the Russian-owned 49% stake in Erdenet Mining Corporation – without any parliamentary authorization.С. Бадрал 2017-01-25 "Эрдэнэт" үйлдвэр "Ростех"-н мэдэлд очсон талаарх Засгийн газар хоорондын протокол https://ikon.mn/n/xay 2022-07-14 ikon.mn mn FDI recovered starting from 2015 but by 2016, the economic forecast of Mongolia's growth by the IMF was just at 0.4% compared to 17.5% in 2011.MPP returns to power in Mongolia – DW – 06/30/2016 https://www.dw.com/en/opposition-storms-to-power-in-mongolia/a-19367998 2025-09-22 dw.com en Electoral system In the 2012 elections, the 76 members of the State Great Khural were elected by a parallel system; 48 were elected from single-member constituencies and 28 from a nationwide constituency by proportional representation. However, on 5 May 2016, the electoral law was amended to remove the proportional representation seats.Mongolia's new election rules handicap smaller parties, clear way for two-horse race Reuters, 20 May 2016 The changes, speculated to be due to political motivation rather than policy rationale, were expected to marginalise smaller parties, and also removed the right of 150,000 Mongolian expatriates to vote, as they could not be registered in a specific constituency. All 76 seats of the State Great Khural were to be elected from 76 single-member constituencies. The winning candidate had to receive at least 28% of the valid votes to be elected; if not, a by-election would be held. Voter turnout had to be at least 50% in a constituency for the result to be valid.Electoral system IPU Political parties Parliamentary parties The outgoing 6th State Greal Khural consisted of three political parties, one coalition, and three independents at its convocation.Ulsiin Ih Hural (June 2012) Election results Mongolia https://data.ipu.org/parliament/MN/MN-LC01/election/MN-LC01-E20120628 2026-01-17 IPU Parline en-GB2024-07-02 Зургаа дахь удаагийн сонгуулиар байгуулагдсан Монгол Улсын Их Хурал /2012-2016 он/ https://old.parliament.mn/nn/2353/ 2026-10-13 parliament.mn mn By June 2016, prior to its dissolution, the number of parties in parliament increased to five with the foundation of the Independence and Unity Party and the breakdown of the Justice Coalition.Э. Лхамзаяа 2016-05-04 Г.Уянга гишүүний намд УИХ-ын гишүүн Л.Цог нэгджээ https://ikon.mn/n/qab 2026-01-17 ikon.mn mnА. Төгөлдөр 2016-05-06 “Шударга ёс” бүлэг тарснаар Засаг задрах уу https://ikon.mn/n/qco 2026-01-17 ikon.mn mn The parliamentary floor of the Justice Coalition was dissolved in May 2016 when its seats fell below the required threshold of 8 seats.А Төгөлдөр 2016-05-06 “Шударга ёс” бүлэг тарснаар Засаг задрах уу https://ikon.mn/n/qco 2026-02-17 Ikon.mn mn NameParty leaderFloor leaderIdeologyPosition2012 electionAt dissolutionVotes (%)SeatsDPDemocratic PartyZandaakhüügiin EnkhboldBatkhüügiin GaramgaibaatarLiberal conservatismCentre-right35.3%34 76 Democratic Party (Mongolia)38 76 Democratic Party (Mongolia)MPPMongolian People's PartyMiyeegombyn EnkhboldSandagiin ByambatsogtSocial democracyCentre-left31.3%26 76 Mongolian People's Party30 76 Mongolian People's PartyJCJustice CoalitionNambaryn EnkhbayarNamdagiin BattseregResource nationalismBig tent22.3%11 76 Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party (2010)4 76 Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party (2010)—Independence and UnityAlternatively translated as the "Sovereignty and Unity" Party (mn Тусгаар Тогтнол Эв Нэгдлийн Нам)Gantömöriin UyangaPopulismBig tent—0 76 #fad7462 76 #fad746CWGPCivil Will–Green PartySanjaasürengiin OyunSambuugiin DemberelTserendorjiin GankhuyagGreen liberalismCentre-left5.5%2 76 Civil Will–Green Party1 76 Civil Will–Green Party Contesting parties On 30 April, a total of 13 parties and 3 coalitions submitted their materials to the General Election Commission (GEC) to participate in the elections.2016-04-30 УИХ-ын 2016 оны сонгуульд оролцох хүсэлтээ 13 нам, 3 эвсэл ирүүллээ https://www.gec.gov.mn/blog/1376 2025-07-23 General Election Commission of Mongolia mn The MNDP, member of the Justice Coalition, did not contest the election and instead formally supported the governing DP. Alongwith the MNDP, the Motherland Party also stated it will endorse the DP to the GEC. The Civil Will–Green Party was barred from running due to irregularities in its paperwork on May 3.Монгол Улсын Их Хурлын 2016 оны сонгуульд оролцохоор хүсэлтээ гаргасан нам, эвслийг бүртгэх тухай шийдвэр гаргалаа https://www.gec.gov.mn/blog/1385 2026-01-17 General Election Commission of Mongolia mn The newcomer National Labour Party was also prevented from running, with its leader, Surenkhuugiin Borgil, standing as an independent instead. The CWGP was later reinstated on the parliamentary ballot on June 7 and the regional election ballot on June 9 via a Supreme Court decision.А. Ням-Өлзий 2016-06-07 СЕХ-ноос УИХ-д нэр дэвших 498 хүнийг танилцууллаа https://ikon.mn/n/r6g 2026-01-17 ikon.mn mnБ. Манлай 2016-06-09 НИТХ-ын сонгуульд ИЗНН-ын 14 нэр дэвшигчийг нэмж бүртгэжээ https://ikon.mn/n/r9b 2026-01-17 ikon.mn mn 12 parties and 3 coalitions were approved by the GEC to contest the elections. A total of 498 candidates registered to contest the elections, with the DP and the MPP being the only parties to contest all 76 seats.GEC presented the credentials to 498 candidates for the State Great Hural election 2016 Central Elections Committee Out of the 498 candidates, 69 of them were independents.2016-06-05 Монгол Улсын Их Хурлын 2016 оны ээлжит сонгуульд бие даан нэр дэвшигчдийг танилцуулж байна https://www.gec.gov.mn/blog/1516 2026-01-17 General Election Commission of Mongolia mnСОНГУУЛЬ 2016: УИХ-д нэр дэвшигчид https://ikon.mn/uix/y/2016.2016 2026-01-17 ikon.mn mn Party or coalitionTotalMongolian People's Party76Democratic Party76Independence and Unity (MGP, Independence and Unity Party)9Civil Will–Green Party15Mongolian Traditional United Party11Khan Choice (Development Programme Party, Mongolian Liberal Party)9Republican Party36Mongolian Social Democratic Party17Freedom Implementing Party9Civil Movement Party27Mongolian Democratic Movement Party3Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party71United Patriots Coalition (United Patriots Party, All Mongolians Labour Party)9Mongol Conservative Party13Love the People Party13Independents69Total498 Opinion polls Opinion polls conducted by the Sant Maral Foundation and the MEC Barometer suggested that around half of Mongolian voters were undecided about whom to vote for in the 2016 election.2016-03-23 Тандалт судалгаа: 2016 оны сонгуулиар сонгогчид аль намыг дэмжих вэ? http://www.trends.mn/n/5371 2025-09-30 trends.mn MEC LLC mn The MPP was expected to win a small plurality over the DP, whilst the MPRP was predicted to come third. A survey, conducted by the Sant Maral Foundation in March 2016, revealed that it was likely for the National Labour Party to win a seat with around 5% polling in Ulaanbaatar and 3.4% nationwide.Dierkes Julian 2016-04-10 Politbarometer April 2016 https://blogs.ubc.ca/mongolia/2016/polling-politbarometer-april-2016/ 2025-09-30 Mongolia Focus en-US Polling firmFieldwork dateSample sizeMPPDPMPRPMNDPCWGPNLPOtherInd. IndependentNA No answerUnd. Undecided/ DK Don't knowMECNov 20141,00015.027.06.01.0––15.0–36.0MECDec 20141,00018.027.04.01.0––13.0–37.0MECJan 20151,00018.024.09.02.0––10.0–37.0MECFeb 20151,00016.018.08.02.0––19.0–38.0MECMar 20151,00018.016.09.01.0––21.0–36.0Sant Maral27 12 Apr 2015 year1,200 21.618.310.50.92.4–1.8–13.431.1MECApr 20151,00019.012.011.02.0––18.0–37.0MECMay 20151,00014.015.07.01.0––12.0–51.0MECJul 20151,00016.018.011.02.0––14.0–40.0MECSept 20151,00018.014.010.02.0––16.0–40.0MECOct 20151,00016.018.09.02.0––14.0–41.0MEC7 11 Mar 2016 year1,00218.019.07.0––3.0–––53.0Sant Maral11 31 Mar 2016 year1,500 20.917.310.50.41.43.410.70.412.532.8MEC7 12 Apr 2016 year1,00210.013.06.0––5.06.0––60.02016 election 29 Jun 2016 year– 45.133.18.0–0.5–7.36.0–– Results The opposition Mongolian People's Party won a supermajority of 65 seats, whilst the governing Democratic Party retained only 9 of its previous 34 seats. Incumbent prime minister Chimediin Saikhanbileg and party chairman, parliamentary speaker Zandaakhüügiin Enkhbold were among the unseated Democratic Party MPs. The Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party and independent, popular folk singer Samadyn Javkhlan each won a single seat in the State Great Khural.Edwards Terrance 2016-06-30 Mongolian opposition wins landslide, voters fed up with hard times https://www.reuters.com/article/world/mongolian-opposition-wins-landslide-voters-fed-up-with-hard-times-idUSKCN0ZF28B/ Reuters en The 239 votes cast for the MPRP candidate in constituency 11 (Gobi-Altai) and the 595 votes cast for an independent candidate in constituency 58 (Khan-Uul) were annulled. File:Mongolian State Great Khural 2016.svg Mongolian People's Party 636138 65 +39 Democratic Party 467191 9 –25 Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party 112850 1 – Independence and Unity 35394 0 #fad117 New Republican Party 23118 0 0 Civil Movement Party 12264 0 #121212 0 United Patriots Coalition 11826 0 #363A91 0 Civil Will–Green Party 6568 0 –2 Mongolian Social Democratic Party 5308 0 0 Love the People Party 4229 0 #00689D New Mongolian Traditional United Party 3283 0 0 Khaan Choice 2794 0 #00adf1 0 Mongol Conservative Party 2055 0 #282680 New Freedom Implementing Party 1804 0 #FFCB01 0 Mongolian Democratic Movement Party 432 0 New Independents 84609 1 –2 10943 0 1911047 General Election CommissionМонгол улсын их хурлын сонгуулийн дүн 2022 General Election Commission of Mongolia 346–400 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 Mongolian Results by constituency 2016 Mongolian parliamentary election results by constituency Province Constituency MPP DP MPRP IU RP CMP UPC CWGP MSDP LPP MTUP Khaan MCP FIP MDMP Ind. Invalid ElectorateArkhangai 1 9,817 6,434 167 96 400 86 20,7012 7,036 4,816 945 406391 102 18,8423 9,704 5,252 886 144 19,995Bayan-Ölgii 4 8,441 7,992 155 19,3235 8,143 7,129 597 107 19,2936 6,880 7,251 924 119 17,921Bayankhongor 7 7,138 6,491 216 240 73 17,2718 6,845 6,747 344 200 108 17,9139 7,900 7,679 226 188 89 20,425Bulgan 10 16,329 10,293 1,595 1,230 222 39,490Govi-Altai 11 14,439 9,814 1,5171,1851,070 405 35,501Govisümber andDornogovi 12 8,900 6,040 777 171 222 20,74413 15,606 5,543 778 425 291 31,150Dornod 14 8,964 7,311 2,073 222 25,34815 8,094 4,454 749 90 1,8911,735 77 24,092Dundgovi 16 6,437 6,559 3,115 971 2,9631,408921 127 29,659Zavkhan 17 8,466 8,599 2,500 116 453242 47 23,89418 6,643 7,077 425 3,232 55 21,476Övörkhangai 19 10,139 6,932 1,058 482 223 274 161 25,23920 9,655 2,994 449 114 1,527402 123 21,64321 9,391 7,158 404 3,196 155 25,434Ömnögovi 22 7,434 6,640 1,036 97 20,49023 6,912 6,847 867 91 20,341Sükhbaatar 24 16,133 14,402 435 234 207 38,692Selenge 25 7,616 6,550 679 323 242 1,371127 72 23,76326 7,962 4,319 3,962 777 370 24,53927 6,466 7,145 1,730 177 20,402Töv 28 8,289 4,278 1,000 526 141 18,99029 7,896 4,053 1,779 172 19,00730 8,154 6,463 2,371 205 22,452Uvs 31 8,358 7,737 101 58 43 19,23132 8,021 5,648 94 16,57433 7,611 5,532 217 66 16,085Khovd 34 4,050 4,342 368 105 101 2,296 31 14,00235 6,602 5,370 1,356 67 132 33 16,72336 7,914 7,757 453 193 53 20,693Khövsgöl 37 10,711 7,290 362 106 528 163 127 26,57738 14,291 7,218 440 332 136 30,90739 12,075 7,691 547 249 141 27,436Khentii 40 6,623 4,885 309 139 15,56241 6,232 4,246 436 724 86 73 14,73542 5,841 5,426 1,050 162 16,619Darkhan-Uul 43 6,553 3,128 452 852 4,365 127 91 21,87644 6,716 3,640 2,145 537 171 443 124 596 58 20,25045 6,320 4,209 1,399 2,609 132 21,159Orkhon 46 5,751 3,413 3,112 660 284 2,706 115 22,56947 2,882 3,188 4,222 100 1,034 2,723 44 62 373 54 20,66348 4,725 4,628 1,830 208 2,875 577 102 21,525Ulaanbaatar 49 7,616 6,282 2,357 1,619 547 310 806 93 2,998682254254 143 34,79250 11,408 7,461 1,434 1,145 749 309 234 119 29,80451 8,660 4,784 2,446 531 1,060 160 422 287 1,947 386 114 48 564395 129 32,61352 8,985 7,755 2,471 763 492 516 534 239 100 166 3,430 234 37,40853 7,677 8,491 1,616 727 794 279 213 183 545317173160 127 29,96254 6,574 4,105 1,283 684 254 107 301 55 152 149 11,0291,56092 162 37,18255 6,331 5,548 2,296 247 654 2,224 98 178 94 29 537450 90 25,39556 9,648 5,517 1,006 427 410 503 2,562138 75 26,02157 4,318 5,296 1,667 649 367 127 274 178 401 3,658749 163 24,33358 5,688 5,174 2,308 292 333 398 230 1,190 725 22,46759 8,043 5,084 1,202 474 611 101 228 1,634 66 22,91460 8,299 5,146 1,197 407 918 104 183 189 660597 111 24,62061 7,340 5,570 1,464 726 496 219 710 77 165 24,36662 8,233 7,834 1,621 419 847 432 2,170 170 374 427 193 31,71963 12,704 7,548 3,548 1,081 672 144 564 723 1,168 619 422 713662 222 41,27164 6,590 4,804 2,192 947 430 1,011 65 180 515 482 193 25,55965 6,058 3,479 2,194 1,161 350 142 265 110 97 83 1,3951,016628290 149 25,87266 6,844 4,713 2,485 3,571 546 643 236 178 1,412 250 31,77467 9,268 8,295 3,139 941 890 283 491 331 255 699426 103 34,19368 10,614 6,661 1,731 1,539 939 492 130 30,70269 6,190 7,477 1,797 670 561 657 3339628 128 29,22970 7,672 6,687 1,281 366 461 765 146 136 5,553 97 30,89971 9,241 5,166 2,127 4,392 730 272 73 68 100916694 79 31,86372 9,486 5,753 2,436 264 467 177 330 49 83 356 501250 107 28,08973 9,577 4,132 2,014 478 1,351 306 48 191 92 70 126 25,86274 8,106 5,659 3,455 701 390 2,545 507 80 734 283 174 33,29975 9,673 6,277 7,360 527 928 188 79 258 800 213 36,89576 12,190 7,883 2,844 633 328 323 198 34,728Total 636,138 467,191 112,850 35,394 23,118 12,264 11,826 6,568 5,308 4,229 3,283 2,794 2,055 1,804 432 84,609 10,943 1,911,047 Notes References Category:Parliamentary elections in Mongolia Mongolia Parliamentary Mongolia