List of members of the State Great Khural, 2024–2028

In the 2024 legislative election, 126 members of parliament were elected to the State Great Khural from four political parties and one electoral alliance, making it one of the most politically diverse parliaments in Mongolia's modern history.^[5] The ruling Mongolian People's Party won a slim majority of 68 seats and gained 6 extra seats, while the main opposition Democratic Party rose from 11 seats to 42.^[6]

Following the election, Prime Minister Luvsannamsrain Oyun-Erdene (re-appointed with a 103–1 vote) invited the opposition Democratic Party and HUN Party on July 6 to join his second cabinet.^[7] The three parties—representing a combined total of 118 MPs—signed a memorandum of understanding, officially forming a coalition government.^[8]

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Party		Original elected seats			Current seats			Floor leader
		Con.	PR	Total	±	Total	%
	Mongolian People's Party	50	18	68		68	54.0%	Lkhagvyn Mönkhbaatar[9] (2024–June 2025) Jadambyn Bat-Erdene[10] (June 2025–October 2025) Jigjidiin Batjargal[11] (October 2025–)
	Democratic Party	26	16	42		42	33.3%	Odongiin Tsogtgerel[12]
	HUN Party	2	6	8		7	5.5%	—N/a
	National Coalition	—N/a	4	4		4	3.2%	—N/a
	Civil Will–Green Party	—N/a	4	4		4	3.2%	—N/a
	Independent	—N/a	—N/a	—N/a		1	0.8%	—N/a
Totals		78	48	126	—	126	100.0%

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Under Article 29.1 of the Constitution of Mongolia, only political parties or electoral alliances with 10 or more seats are allowed to form parliamentary groups.^[13] The HUN Party fell short by just 2 seats from the threshold, therefore unable to form its own parliamentary group.