The General Election Commission announced on June 30 revote for
parliamentary election will held in two district in Ulaanbaatar-Bayanzurkh and
Songinokhairkhan.

Candidates who won seats in the Bayanzurkh and Songinokhairkhan districts
did not reach the minimum 28 percent required by Election law, General Election
Commission head N.Luvsanjav told reporters on Saturday. Each district will
decide when and how to conduct a rerun, he said, without saying how it would
affect the overall results, which are compiled on the basis of a mixed
proportional representation system.

Mongolians voted to directly elect 48 lawmaker and cast ballots for a
political party, with their votes then used to allocate 28 more seats in
parliament under a system of proportional representation. In districts 22 and
26, a revote is needed for the third candidate in both districts because of a
failure to reach 28 percent.

According to the General Election Commission statement Democratic Party is
leading the vote.

The results are preliminary until each election district approves them,
Luvsanjav said. As they stand at the moment, the Democrats won 22 seats and the
MPP took 19 of the 48 being contested in the direct elections.

The Justice Coalition, which includes Mongolian People’s Revolutionary Party,
headed by former President Nambaryn Enkhbayar and Mongolian National Democratic
Party won four seats and the last three went to independents.

In the contest for the 28 seats to be distributed in proportion to the party
vote, the election commission said the Democrats led with 35.3 percent, without
stating how many seats that would earn the party.

Ruling Mongolian People’s Party, headed by Prime Minister Sukhbaatar Batbold
took 31.3 percent of the vote, the Justice Coalition 22.3 percent, and the
Civil Will Green Party 5.5 percent, according to the commission.