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DIP: In the four largest cities, Tomašević, Puljak, Rinčić, and Radić lead

According to the first unofficial results from DIP at 9 PM for the four largest cities, in the local elections for mayor in Zagreb, Tomislav Tomašević leads with 45.73 percent, Ivica Puljak in Split with 35.73 percent, Iva Rinčić leads in Rijeka with 41.54 percent, and Ivan Radić in Osijek with 71.41 percent.

In Zagreb, after 21.82 percent of polling stations processed, Mayor Tomislav Tomašević (Možemo! and SDP) has won 45.73 percent of the votes, while independent candidate Marija Selak Raspudić has 15.33 percent.

The race for second place and entry into the second round remains relatively tight as HDZ’s Mislav Herman is in third place with 13.66 percent of the votes.

Fourth is Davor Bernardić (SZ and partners) with 7.71 percent of the votes, and fifth is Tomislav Jonjić (Jedino Hrvatska!) with 6.51 percent. Following are Ivica Lovrić (Plavi grad) with 5.53 percent, and at the bottom is independent Pavle Kalinić with 3.83 percent of the votes.

In Split, after 36.81 percent of polling stations processed, current Mayor Ivica Puljak (Centar) leads with 35.73 percent, while HDZ’s Tomislav Šuta is in second place with 29.49 percent.

Following are Željko Kerum (HGS) with 15.10 percent of the votes, Davor Matijević (SDP and Možemo!) with 10.33 percent, Most’s Franko Kelam with 4.48 percent, and independent Marina Kovačević with 1.93 percent of the votes.

In Rijeka, after 27.72 percent of polling stations processed, Iva Rinčić (Akcija mladih and partner parties) leads with 41.54 percent, while current Mayor Marko Filipović (independent) is in second place with 18.49 percent of the votes.

SDP’s Sandra Krpan is in third place with 15.54 percent of the votes, and fourth is HDZ’s Denis Vukorepa with 12.02 percent. Following are Nebojša Zelič (Možemo) with 5.72 percent and Most’s Petra Mandić with 4.97 percent of the votes.

In Osijek, after 61.54 percent of polling stations processed, current Mayor Ivan Radić (HDZ) convincingly leads with 71.41 percent of the votes and is likely to remain in that position without entering the second round.

Second in votes is SDP candidate Vjeran Marijašević with 17.46 percent, followed by DOMiNO candidate Zlatko Ahić with 5.64 percent and Domagoj Bendeković (HDSSB and HSS) with 2.57 percent.

In the Zagreb Assembly, 39.21 percent for the Možemo! and SDP list, HDZ second

In the Zagreb City Assembly, the joint list of the Možemo! and SDP parties will have the most mandates with 39.21 percent of the votes, followed by the coalition of HDZ and partners with 16.77 percent of the votes, according to the first unofficial results from DIP at 9 PM.

The third is the Independent list of Marija Selak Raspudić, which wins 13.23 percent of the votes. Fourth, the Independent list of Davor Bernardić – Servus Zagreb, wins 9.16 percent of the votes.

In the Zagreb City Assembly, which has 47 seats, the Independent list of Tomislav Jonjić – Jedino Hrvatska enters with 6.13 percent of the votes, as well as the coalition BUZ – Block of Pensioners Together and Plavi grad, which receives 5.39 percent, according to the first unofficial results after 10.91 percent of polling stations processed.

In the elections for City Councils, which have 31 representatives each, the most votes in Split were won by the Centar party, in Rijeka the most votes are held by Akcija mladih and partners, and in Osijek by HDZ and partners.

For the City Council of Split, the Centar party won the most votes, 31.64 percent. Following are HDZ and partners (DP, HSLS, HDS) with 27.50 percent of the votes and HGS with 12.18 percent. In fourth place are SDP, Možemo! and Direkt (11.92 percent), and in fifth place the list of Most, DOMiNO, HSP, and BUZ, which received 5.35 percent of the citizens’ votes.

In Rijeka, Akcija mladih, Unija, Centar, HSU, Fokus, and Alternativa won 34.46 percent of the votes, while SDP, PGS, IDS, RI, SDSS, and HSS won 20.47 percent. HDZ, HSLS, HDS, and HNS won 16.33 percent of the votes, Možemo! 10.50 percent, the Candidate list of the group of voters Marko Filipović 10.15 percent, and Most, DOMiNO, HSP, Croatian Sovereignists, and BUZ 6.89 percent.

In Osijek, the list of HDZ, HSLS, HNS, NL Ante Đapića, and NL Tomislava Mišetića won 59.31 percent of the voters’ votes. In second place is the coalition of SDP and Možemo! with 20.30 percent of the votes, and in third DOMiNO, Most, Croatian Sovereignists, BUZ, and HSP with 7.32 percent of the voters’ votes.