Mayor of Podgorica

Flag of the mayor of Podgorica

Mayor of Podgorica (Montenegrin: Gradonačelnik Podgorice / Градоначелник Подгорице) is the head of the City of Podgorica (capital of Montenegro). He acts on behalf of the City, and performs an executive function in the Podgorica Capital City. The current mayor since 29 December 2024 is Saša Mujović, member of the centrist Europe Now! movement, elected in the 2024 City Assembly election aftermath.

## List

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Mayor | Term start | Term end | Party | Notes

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| Marko Miljanov |

1878

1879

| none | First governor of Podgorica after the 1878 liberation.
| Ilija Plamenac |

1879

1886

| none  |
| Luka Nenezić  |

1886

1891

| none  |
| Marko Pejanović  |

1891

1893

| none  |
| Stevan Lukačević |

1893

1895

| none  |
| Stevan Raičković  |

1895

1899

| none  |
| Jovan Mrčarica  |

1899

1906

| none  |
| Spasoje Piletić  |

1906

1908

| NS |
| Nešo Stanić  |

1908[a]

| NS  |
| Stanko Marković  |

1908

1915

| PNS |
| Savo Šestić  |

1915

1916

| none  |
| Ljubomir Glomazić  |

1916

1918

| NS  |
| Savo Cerović  |

1918

1920

| NRS | Podgorica integrated into the Yugoslav state in 1919.
| Luka Pišteljić  |

1920

1922

| none  |
| Ljubomir Krunić[1] |

1922

1925

| NRS  |
| Nešo Šćepović |

1925

1940

| NRS  |
| Dimitrije Begović  |

1940

1941

| NRS  | Fled after the 1941 Axis invasion of Yugoslavia.
| Miloš Vučinić  |

1941

1944

| none  |
| Petar Raičković  |

1944

1945

| NOF | First mayor of Podgorica after the 1944 liberation.
| Stevan Radusinović |

1945

1947

| KPJ | Podgorica becomes the capital of SR Montenegro.
| Periša Vujošević  |

1947

1949

| KPJ
| Iko Mirković |

1949

1950

| KPJ  |
| Periša Vujošević  |

1950

1953

| SKJ  | KPJ reformed and renamed SKJ in 1952.
| Iko Mirković |

1954

1958

| SKJ  |
| Branko Nilević  |

1958

1961

| SKJ  |
| Between 1961 and 1965 the town was managed by Vaso Stajkić, Velizar Škerović and Vuko Radovanović.
| Aleksandar Radević |

1965

1967

| SKJ  |
| Branko Lazović  |

1967

1974

| SKJ  |
| Miro Popović  |

1974

1978

| SKJ  |
| Slobodan Filipović  |

1978

1982

| SKJ  |
| Slobodan Simović  |

1982

1984

| SKJ  |
| Borislav Drakić  |

1984

1986

| SKJ  |
| Ratko Ivanović  |

1986

1989

| SKJ  |
| Jovan Kavarić |

1989

1990

| SKJ  |
| Srđa Božović[2] |

1990

1993

| DPS | Montenegrin SK reformed and renamed DPS.
| Zoran Knežević |

1993

1996

| DPS  |
| Radivoje Rašović  |

1996

1998

| SNP | SNP formed after splitting from DPS in 1997.
| Dragiša Pešić |

1998

| SNP  |
| Mihailo Burić  |

1998

2000

| DPS |
| Miomir Mugoša |

2000

2014

| DPS  | Capital of Independent Montenegro, since 2006.
| Migo Stijepović |

2014

2018

| DPS  |
| Ivan Vuković |

2018

2023

| DPS  |
| Olivera Injac |

2023

2024

| PES! | First woman to assume the office of Mayor in Podgorica.
| Saša Mujović |

2024

present

| PES! |

## References

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1. ^ Šerbo Rastoder. "Političke stranke i životna pitanja Crne Gore 1918-1929". Montenegrina. Retrieved 3 August 2012.
2. ^ Igor Perović; Dušanka Ćirović; Nataša Jovanović (7 June 2011). "DPS za Mugošu, SDP opet protiv: odgorički odbor DPS jednoglasno stao uz dosadašnjeg gradonačelnika". Pobjeda. Archived from the original on 21 February 2013. Retrieved 3 August 2012.

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