HDZ won the most mandates in eight electoral districts and abroad in the parliamentary elections held on Sunday, while the Restart coalition won in two electoral districts.
In the I. electoral district HDZ received five mandates, while the Restart coalition and Možemo each won three mandates. Most, the Homeland Movement, and the coalition of Smart, Focus, and the Party with a Name and Surname (SSiP) each received one mandate.
In the II. electoral district, HDZ won six, and the Restart coalition four mandates. The Homeland Movement won two mandates, Most one, and Možemo one mandate.
In the III. electoral district, the Restart coalition won six mandates, HDZ five, and the Homeland Movement, HNS, and Reformists each one mandate.
In the IV. electoral district, HDZ won eight mandates, while Restart and the Homeland Movement each received three mandates.
Voters in the V. electoral district voted similarly, where HDZ again won eight mandates, and Restart and the Homeland Movement each received three mandates.
In the VI. electoral district, HDZ won six mandates, and Restart four. The Homeland Movement received two, and Možemo and Most each one mandate.
In the VII. electoral district, HDZ won six mandates, Restart four, and Možemo, the Homeland Movement, the coalition of Smart, Focus, and SSiP, and Most each one mandate.
In the VIII. electoral district, the Restart coalition won eight mandates, HDZ four, and Možemo and Most each one mandate.
In the IX. electoral district, HDZ won eight mandates, the Restart coalition three, the Homeland Movement two, and Most one mandate.
In the X. electoral district, HDZ won seven mandates, Restart three, and Most two. The Homeland Movement and the coalition of Smart, Focus, and SSiP each received one mandate.
In the XI. electoral district, for Croatian citizens abroad, HDZ won three mandates.
From national minorities, Serbian representatives will be SDSS’s Milorad Pupovac, Dragana Jeckov, and Boris Milošević, Hungarians will be represented by Robert Jankovics, Italians by Furio Radin, and Czechs and Slovaks by Vladimir Bilek.
Austrian, Bulgarian, German, Polish, Roma, Russian, Rusyn, Romanian, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vlach, and Jewish minorities will continue to be represented by Veljko Kajtazi.
Voters from the Albanian, Bosniak, Montenegrin, Macedonian, and Slovenian national minorities have once again placed their trust in Ermina Lekaj Prljaskaj.
Overall, HDZ convincingly won the parliamentary elections and secured 66 mandates, while the Restart coalition gathered around SDP has 41 mandates.
The Homeland Movement is third with 16 mandates, Most wins 8 mandates, and the coalition gathered around the Možemo platform has 7 mandates.
The coalition SSiP-Smart-Focus wins three mandates, and HNS and Reformists enter the Parliament with one mandate each.
According to DIP data, 46.62 percent of eligible voters voted at the processed polling stations.
