In a repeat of previous elections, Montenegro's Democratic Alliance garnered support, promising to enhance investment and ensure social justice. The Socialist Party, led by Pedro Nuno Santos, faced a dramatic decline, resulting in Santos's resignation after his party placed second, risking further losses to the rising far-right party Chega, led by André Ventura. Ventura hailed the results as a turning point, suggesting the collapse of traditional two-party dominance, a sentiment fueled by prevailing issues such as immigration and corruption. Montenegro's victory speech acknowledged the ongoing controversies surrounding his earlier business dealings, which played a role in the election's triggering events. As the political landscape shifts, the Socialists face the challenge of regrouping against a backdrop of discontent within their ranks.