2009 Croatian local elections

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2009 Croatian local elections
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Party HDZ SDP Other parties
Coalition HDZ-HSS-HSLS SDP-HNS-HSU Other parties
County Prefects1362
County Councillors [1] 376269219
County Councillors by percentage44%31%25%
Croatia 2009 map results local prefect.PNG
Map of the results of the prefect elections in each county:
   HDZ    SDP    HSS    HNS-LD    IDS    HDSSB
Croatia 2009 map results local council.PNG
Map of the results of the council elections in each county. The relative winners:
   HDZ coalition    SDP coalition    IDS coalition

Local elections were held in Croatia on 17 May 2009, with the second round held on 31 May where necessary.

Contents

The elections elected a total of 866 members of county assemblies and 51 members of the City Assembly of the City of Zagreb, as well as 2,206 members of city councils and 5,343 municipal councils. A total of 2,982 candidate lists with 46,324 candidates were submitted for 21 county assemblies and the City Assembly of the City of Zagreb, as well as for 126 city councils and 429 municipal councils. In addition, 429 municipal mayors and 435 deputy mayors, 126 city mayors and 194 deputy mayors, 21 prefects and 42 deputy prefects and mayor of the City of Zagreb with his deputies were elected. [2] Kutjevo, Otok and Sveta Nedelja are cities where for the first time was elected city mayor instead municipal mayor.

Electoral system

Councilors of regional and local council are elected by closed list proportional system with a number of seats depending on number of inhabitants in area. By law, municipalities with up to 3,000 inhabitants elect between 7 and 13 councilors, municipalities with between 3,000 and 10,000 councilors elect between 9 and 15 councilors, municipalities and cities with between 10,000 and 30,000 inhabitants elect between 13 and 19 councilors, cities with over 30,000 inhabitants elect between 19 and 35 councilors, while the City of Zagreb elects 51 councilors. Counties numbers between 31 and 51 councilors, regardless of population. The electoral threshold was set on 5%. The number of seats can differ from above mentioned because of special seats for national minorities that are given independently. [3] [4] County prefects, city and municipal mayors were elected directly by voters for the first time. [5] [6]

Election results

Counties

Results of 2009 elections in Croatian counties
County County councilCounty prefect/Zagreb mayor
Plurality TurnoutPrefect/MayorTurnoutNotes
Bjelovar-Bilogora HDZ (28.92%)44.04%Miroslav Čačija, HSS (64.38%)44.04%first round win
Brod-Posavina HDZ (32.23%)47.81%Danijel Marušić, HDZ (50.86%)36.26%runoff election
Dubrovnik-Neretva HDZ, HSS, HSLS, HSU (46.65%)55.41%Nikola Dobroslavić, HDZ (53.64%)49.14%runoff election
Istria IDS, HNS (44.77%)49.63%Ivan Jakovčić, IDS (59.62%)38.23%runoff election
Karlovac HDZ, HSS, HSLS (48.25%)46.26%Ivan Vučić, HDZ (58.72%)30.33%runoff election
Koprivnica-Križevci SDP, HNS (45.90%)53.11%Darko Koren, HSS (51.18%)53.10%first round win
Krapina-Zagorje SDP, HNS, ZDS, HSU, DC (46.25%)52.66% Siniša Hajdaš Dončić, SDP (53.03%)52.66%first round win
Lika-Senj HDZ, HSS, HSP, HSLS (69.87%)50.54%Milan Jurković, HDZ (68.49%)50.54%first round win
Međimurje SDP, HSS, HSU (40.03%)50.16%Ivan Perhoč, SDP (62.82%)37.32%runoff election
Osijek-Baranja HDZ, HSP, HSU, HSS, HSLS (34.69%)49.20% Vladimir Šišljagić, HDSSB (54.10%)38.69%runoff election
Požega-Slavonia HDZ (40.41%)49.91%Marijan Aladrović, HDZ (53.00%)43.72%runoff election
Primorje-Gorski Kotar SDP, HNS, HSU, IDS, HSLS, ARS, SDA, ZS (52.25%)44.07% Zlatko Komadina, SDP (60.48%)44.07%first round win
Sisak-Moslavina HDZ, HSS, HSLS, HSU (40.09%)44.41%Marina Lovrić, SDP (50.90%)44.41%first round win
Split-Dalmatia HDZ, HSS, HSLS (31.72%)49.29%Ante Sanader, HDZ (58.65%)42.75%runoff election
Šibenik-Knin HDZ (35.63%)46.76%Goran Pauk, HDZ (62.70%)30.20%runoff election
Varaždin HNS, SDP, HSU (52.92%)57.69% Predrag Štromar, HNS (51.56%)57.69%first round win
Virovitica-Podravina HDZ, HSS, HSLS (53.67%)50.05%Tomislav Tolušić, HDZ (57.08%)50.05%first round win
Vukovar-Syrmia HDZ, HSS, HSP, HSLS, HSU, PSS (59.57%)43.20%Božo Galić, HDZ (67.85%)43.24%first round win
Zadar HDZ, HSS, HSLS, HSP, HSU (63.30%)44.76%Stipe Zrilić, HDZ (62.92%)44.82%first round win
Zagreb County HDZ, HSS, HSU (42.25%)45.80%Stjepan Kožić, HSS (51.06%)45.80%first round win
City of Zagreb SDP, HSU (33.34%)41.69% Milan Bandić, SDP (61.84%)33.62%runoff election
Source: State Electoral Committee [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16] [17] [18] [19] [20] [21] [22] [23] [24] [25] [26] [27]

Cities

Results of the 2009 elections in Croatian cities
City CouncilMayor
City PluralityTurnoutMayorTurnoutNote
Bakar HDZ (49.24%)51.44%Tomislav Klarić, HDZ (69.60%)51.43%first round win
Beli Manastir HDZ, HSP, HSS, HSU (46.41%)38.33%Ivan Doboš, SDP (49.24%)39.79%runoff election
Belišće HDSSB (31.87%)51.81%Zvonko Borić, HSU (60.75%)47.82%runoff election
Benkovac HDZ (56.37%)35.93%Željko Katuša, HDZ (61.08%)35.93%first round win
Biograd na Moru HDZ (58.37%)50.56%Ivan Knez, HDZ (68.32%)50.55%first round win
Bjelovar SDP, HNS (30.37%)35.10%Antun Korušec, HSLS (57.07%)35.10%first round win
Buje IDS (21.05%)47.98%Edi Andreašić, IDS (56.80%)45.14%runoff election
Buzet IDS (60.61%)59.91% Valter Flego, IDS (83.02%)59.91%first round win
Cres HNS, SDP, PGS, HSLS (40.83%)58.25%Kristijan Jurjanko, HNS (58.86%)61.39%runoff election
Crikvenica SDP, HSLS (25.05%)38.84%Damir Rukavina, HDZ (50.41%)30.04%runoff election
Čabar HDZ (33.50%)58.37%Željko Erent, HDZ (59.97%)54.07%runoff election
Čakovec SDP, HSS, HSU (50.42%)49.31%Branko Šalamon, SDP (50.41%)49.32%first round win
Čazma HSS, HSU (45.86%)50.54%Dinko Pirak, HSS (59.62%)50.54%first round win
Daruvar HSS (26.91%)45.77%Dalibor Rohlik, SDP (59.01%)42.22%runoff election
Delnice PGS (34.21%)52.43%Marijan Pleše, PGS (55.67%)45.04%runoff election
Donja Stubica HDZ (35.47%)48.84%Juraj Srebačić, HDZ (63.15%)37.86%runoff election
Donji Miholjac HDZ (36.85%)47.92%Stjepan Viduka, HDZ (58.92%)41.50%runoff election
Drniš HDZ (34.74%)50.91%Ante Dželalija, Ind. (51.20%)47.21%runoff election
Dubrovnik HDZ, HSS (39.95%)48.66% Andro Vlahušić, SDP (53.91%)55.08%runoff election
Duga Resa HSS (24.80%)50.30%Ivan Baršić, HSS (51.22%)50.33%first round win
Dugo Selo HDZ, HSS (37.61%)35.29%Vlado Kruhak, HDZ (68.86%)30.12%runoff election
Đakovo SDP, HNS, HDSSB (48.01%)53.66%Zoran Vinković, SDP (53.96%)53.66%first round win
Đurđevac HDZ, HSLS (41.88%)60.40%Slavko Gračan, SDP (52.76%)63.65%runoff election
Garešnica SDP, HNS (38.09%)45.29%Velimir Žunac, HDZ (52.04%)52.47%runoff election
Glina HDZ, HSP, HSU (44.51%)39.81%Milan Bakšić, HNS (54,50%)39.81%first round win
Gospić HDZ, HSS, HSP, HSLS (82.59%)44.42%Milan Kolić, HDZ (78.10%)44.42%first round win
Grubišno Polje HDZ, HSLS (55.04%)43.94%Zlatko Mađeruh, HDZ (58.68%)43.97%first round win
Hrvatska Kostajnica HDZ, HSP (47.00%)42.85%Tomislav Paunović, HSLS (49.16%)41.80%runoff election
Hvar Ind. (35.19%)55.81%Pjerino Bebić, Ind. (62.66%)50.39%runoff election
Ilok HDZ, HSP, HSU (46.70%)53.24%Miroslav Janić, HDZ (50.45%)58.38%runoff election
Imotski HSP, HČSP (56.43%)57.27%Ante Đuzel, HSP (74.39%)57.27%first round win
Ivanec HNS, HSU (46.95%)56.69%Milorad Batinić, HNS (65.03%)56.69%first round win
Ivanić-Grad SDP, HNS, HSLS (48.68%)40.33%Borislav Kovačić, SDP (53,87%)40.33%first round win
Jastrebarsko SDP, HNS, HSU (49.00%)62.49% Mihael Zmajlović, SDP (50.46%)62.49%first round win
Karlovac HDZ, HSS, HSLS (47.49%)44.96%Damir Jelić, HDZ (55.09%)44.97%first round win
Kastav SDP, HNS, IDS (46.10%)39.95%Ivica Lukanović, SDP (53.95%)39.95%first round win
Kaštela HDZ, HSLS (33.41%)40.58%Josip Berket, Ind. (50.13%)43.44%runoff election
Klanjec SDP, ZDS, HNS (50.27%)64.92%Zlatko Brlek, SDP (65.14%)64.92%first round win
Knin HDZ (48.69%)37.15% Josipa Rimac, HDZ (63.87%)37.15%first round win
Komiža SDP, HNS (35.78%)55.25%Tonka Ivčević, SDP (56.96%)56.56%runoff election
Koprivnica SDP, HNS (66.44%)55.73%Zvonimir Mršić, SDP (73.95%)55.66%first round win
Korčula SDP, HNS (34.10%)54.66%Mirko Duhović, SDP (49.14%)53.51%runoff election
Kraljevica HDZ, HSP, HSS (32.70%)49.17%Josip Turina, SDP (55.66%)45.23%runoff election
Krapina HDZ (41.96%)55.98%Josip Horvat, HDZ (51.64%)55.99%first round win
Križevci SDP, HNS (35.60%)45.46% Branko Hrg, HSS (53.28%)45.69%first round win
Krk PGS, SDP, HSLS (50.55%)47.07%Darijo Vasilić, PGS (77.52%)47.07%first round win
Kutina HDZ, HSLS, HSP, HSS, HSU (56.75%)43.56%Davor Žmegač, HDZ (70.02%)43.56%first round win
Kutjevo HDZ (27.75%)51.28%Ivica Nikolić, SDP (54.09%)49.57%runoff election
Labin IDS (45.22%)46.34%Tulio Demetlika, IDS (57.87%)46.33%first round win
Lepoglava HNS, HSU, SDP (59.88%)48.25%Marijan Škvarić, HNS (69.59%)48.25%first round win
Lipik HDZ (31.71%)36.09%Antun Haramija, HDZ (59.94%)33.95%runoff election
Ludbreg SDP (21.94%)55.26%Marijan Krobot, SDP (51.33%)44.42%runoff election
Makarska HDZ (38.68%)41.08%Marko Ožić-Bebek, HDZ (57.87%)41.39%runoff election
Mali Lošinj HDZ, HSLS, HSS, HKDU (41.45%)51.27% Gari Cappelli, HDZ (58.05%)51.28%first round win
Metković HSS, HSLS, HNS, HSU, SU (50.30%)62.60%Stipo Gabrić, HSS (54.31%)62.60%first round win
Mursko Središće SDP, HNS (30.08%)39.94%Josip Dobranić, HSLS (60.81%)33.60%runoff election
Našice HDZ, HSP (43.11%)56.66%Krešimir Žagar, HDZ (56.50%)56.66%first round win
Nin HDZ (47.20%)52.37%Emil Ćurko, HDZ (59.63%)52.37%first round win
Nova Gradiška SDP (31.87%)45.28%Josip Vuković, SDP (58.20%)41.00%runoff election
Novalja HDZ, HSS, HSLS (63.15%)65.65%Ivan Dabo, HDZ (63.29%)65.65%first round win
Novi Marof HNS (40.24%)63.50%Darko Hrenić, HNS (54.04%)63.50%first round win
Novi Vinodolski HDZ (58.43%)60.56% Oleg Butković, HDZ (72.50%)60.56%first round win
Novigrad IDS (54.36%)50.98%Anteo Milos, IDS (61.60%)50.98%first round win
Novska HDZ, HSS (40.09%)42.04%Antun Vidaković, HDZ (53,38%)38.61%runoff election
Obrovac HDZ (28.90%)44.88%Ante Župan, HDZ (55.83%)44.02%runoff election
Ogulin HDZ (45.99%)51.13%Nikola Magdić, HDZ (56.68%)43.63%runoff election
Omiš HDZ (52.52%)48.82%Ivan Škaričić, HDZ (51.33%)48.42%first round win
Opatija SDP, HNS, HSLS (30.50%)47.40%Ivo Dujmić, SDP (56.33%)39.66%runoff election
Opuzen HDZ, HSLS (46.12%)66.91%Ivo Mihaljević, Ind. (61.49%)66.87%runoff election
Orahovica HDZ, HSLS (60.61%)60.17%Josip Nemec, HDZ (61.86%)60.08%first round win
Oroslavje SDP, HNS, HSU, ZDS (52.26%)43.82%Ivan Tuđa, SDP (75.51%)43.82%single-candidate election
Osijek HDSSB, HNS, Zeleni HR (32.66%)45.87% Krešimir Bubalo, HDSSB (63.14%)38.93%runoff election
Otočac HDZ, HSP, HSLS, HNS (66.99%)53.13%Mario Barković, HDZ (67.64%)53.13%first round win
Otok HDZ, HSS (62.98%)54.52%Josip Šarić, HDZ (66.87%)54.51%first round win
Ozalj SDP, HNS (44.89%)43.86%Biserka Vranić, SDP (50.03%)43.86%first round win
Pag HSP, HSLS (23.68%)68.06%Ante Fabijanić-Njekulin, HSP (57.09%)64.18%runoff election
Pakrac HDZ (41.86%)33.23%Davor Hruška, HDZ (65.65%)29.97%runoff election
Pazin IDS (45.36%)50.62%Renato Krulčić, IDS (52.76%)50.62%first round win
Petrinja HDZ, HSP, HSS (36.62%)43.32%Željko Nenadić, HDZ (50.04%)39.83%runoff election
Pleternica HDZ, HSS, HSP (51.98%)58.95%Franjo Lucić, HDZ (65.63%)58.97%first round win
Ploče HDZ, HSLS (38.05%)55.59%Krešimir Vejić, HDZ (52.35%)58.46%runoff election
Poreč IDS (51.97%)43.98%Edi Štifanić, IDS (68.87%)43.98%first round win
Požega SDP (51.48%)54.96%Zdravko Ronko, SDP (52.33%)54.96%first round win
Pregrada HDZ, HSS, HNS, HSU, ZDS (54.55%)44.90%Vilmica Kapac, HDZ (71.98%)44.90%first round win
Prelog HNS (39.78%)52.83%Dragutin Glavina, HNS (68.32%)52.83%first round win
Pula IDS, SDP (44.38%)43.07% Boris Miletić, IDS (57.91%)43.07%first round win
Rab HDZ, HSS, RPS (38.85%)57.98%Zdenko Antešić, SDP (48.93%)57.26%runoff election
Rijeka SDP, HNS, IDS, HSLS, HSS, ARS, SDA (48.77%)36.85% Vojko Obersnel, SDP (58.27%)36.85%first round win
Rovinj IDS (61.51%)48.43%Giovanni Sponza, IDS (71.88%)48.43%first round win
Samobor HDZ, HSP, HSU (22.10%)47.23% Krešo Beljak, HSS (59,99%)34.57%runoff election
Senj HDZ, HSS (44.53%)56.45%Darko Nekić, HDZ (58.72%)56.45%first round win
Sinj HDZ, HSS (32.53%)49.91%Ivica Glavan, HDZ (54.05%)47.63%runoff election
Sisak SDP, HNS, DSU, DC, SDSS (37.53%)48.77%Dinko Pintarić, HDZ (49.65%)44.18%runoff election
Skradin HDZ, HSS (56.20%)40.49%Nediljko Dujić, HDZ (62.20%)40.51%first round win
Slatina HDZ, HSU (43.45%)40.14%Ivan Roštaš, HDZ (55.96%)40.20%first round win
Slavonski Brod HSP (40.70%)43.95%Mirko Duspara, HSP (50.59%)43.95%first round win
Slunj HDZ (61.89%)35.01%Ivan Bogović, HDZ (58.67%)35.01%first round win
Solin HDZ, HSLS, HSS (47.19%)45.01%Blaženko Boban, HDZ (60.94%)45.02%first round win
Split Ind. (27.71%)46.76% Željko Kerum, Ind. (56.87%)44.28%runoff election
Stari Grad HDZ (28.76%)59.63%Đurđica Plančić, SDP (57.18%)59.02%runoff election
Supetar SDP, HNS (35.69%)54.05%Dinko Hržić, HDZ (51.40%)50.17%runoff election
Sveta Nedelja HDZ, HSS (44.45%)39.61%Drago Prahin, HDZ (53.58%)32.36%runoff election
Sveti Ivan Zelina HDZ (39.43%)47.15%Vlado Žigrović, HDZ (60.75%)47.15%first round win
Šibenik HDZ, HSS, HSLS, DC (34.11%)47.64%Ante Županović, SDP (50.84%)42.35%runoff election
Trilj HDZ, HSLS (46.74%)50.52%Ivan Šipić, HDZ (51.44%)50.52%first round win
Trogir SDP, HNS, HSU (42.84%)52.89%Damir Rilje, SDP (57.68%)54.04%runoff election
Umag IDS (28.88%)42.60%Vili Bassanese, Ind (52.50%)37.23%runoff election
Valpovo HDZ, HSS (43.55%)55.78%Leon Žulj, HDZ (55.65%)55.78%first round win
Varaždin HNS, SDP, SHUS (40.39%)53.68% Ivan Čehok, HNS (50.55%)53.68%first round win
Varaždinske Toplice HSLS (34.66%)68.26%Dragutin Kranjčec, HSLS (56.66%)66.79%runoff election
Velika Gorica HDZ, HSS, HSP, HSU (49.19%)43.09%Dražen Barišić, HDZ (55.01%)42.07%runoff election
Vinkovci HDZ, HSP, HSLS, HSS, HSU (52.51%)41.23%Mladen Karlić, HDZ (56.79%)41.27%first round win
Virovitica HDZ, HSS, HSLS (51.11%)52.60% Ivica Kirin, HDZ (56.00%)52.60%first round win
Vis HNS, HSS (34.87%)59.08%Ivo Radica, HDZ (51.08%)56.23%runoff election
Vodice HDZ (45.45%)47.18%Branka Juričev-Martinčev, HDZ (53.55%)47.18%first round win
Vodnjan IDS, SDP (53.60%)48.77%Klaudio Vitasović, IDS (62.58%)48.77%first round win
Vrbovec HDZ, HSS, HSU (44.69%)50.06%Vladimir Bregović, HDZ (59.66%)43.65%runoff election
Vrbovsko SDP, PGS (28.18%)56.65%Željko Mirković, SDP (49.47%)51.61%runoff election
Vrgorac HDZ, HSS (51.29%)64.38%Borislav Matković, HDZ (55.79%)68.12%runoff election
Vrlika HDZ (58.61%)50.60%Ivan Ćorić, HDZ (56.49%)50.60%first round win
Vukovar HDZ, HSP, HSU, HSS, HSLS (42.77%)34.03%Željko Sabo, SDP (51.03%)35.07%runoff election
Zabok SDP, HSS, HSU (45.62%)59.09%Ivan Hanžek, SDP (54.16%)59.09%first round win
Zadar HDZ, HSS, HSLS, HSP, HSU (50.69%)37.51%Zvonimir Vrančić, HDZ (55.06%)37.45%first round win
Zaprešić HDZ, HSS, HSU, ZS (38.55%)41.14% Željko Turk, HDZ (55.24%)39.97%runoff election
Zlatar HDZ, HSS, ZS (44.48%)37.43%Miroslav Kopjar, HDZ (53.84%)37.41%first round win
Županja HDZ, HSU (47.54%)40.91%Davor Miličević, HDZ (51.73%)40.91%first round win
Source: State Electoral Committee [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16] [17] [18] [19] [20] [21] [22] [23] [24] [25] [26] [27]
PartyMayors
HDZ 59
SDP 29
IDS 9
HNS-LD 7
Independent 6
HSS 5
HSLS 4
HSP 3
PGS 2
HDSSB 1
HSU 1

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">2022 Split local elections</span>

Elections were held in Split, Croatia, on 26 June 2022 for the 73rd Mayor of Split, the two deputy mayors and the 31 members of the Split City Council, as well as city district councils.

Elections were held in Osijek, Croatia, on 16 and 30 May 2021 for the 49th Mayor of Osijek, the two deputy mayors and the 31 members of the Osijek City Council, as part of the 2021 Croatian local elections. The incumbent mayor, Ivan Vrkić, announced on 11 July 2020 that he will not run for another term.

Local advisory referendums were held in Croatia on 2 June 1996, following proposed changes to the system of local and regional self-government. The referendums covered seven municipalities, 3 cities and one county.

Vir is a municipality on the eponymous island of Vir in Zadar County, Croatia. The municipality was established in 1993, incorporating three settlements, that of Lozice, Torovi and Vir, and the islet of Školjčić. Before the independence of Croatia, Vir was administratively part of the former Municipality of Zadar.

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