#Croatia, presidential election (first round):

Diaspora

Primorac (*-EPP): 48.2% (-5.2)
Milanović (*-S&D): 17.1% (+11.3)
Jonjić (HSP-*): 12.6% (new)
Selak-Raspudić (*): 7.5% (new)
Kekin (Možemo!-G/EFA): 5.9% (new)
Lozo (DOMiNO-ECR): 4.9% (new)
Bulj (Most→ECR): 3.0% (new)
Tokić Kartelo (*): 0.4% (new)

+/- vs. 2019 election

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#Croatia, presidential election (first round):

Final turnout

2005: 53.66%
2009: 43.96%
2014: 47.12%
2019: 51.18%
2024: 46.03% (-5.15)

Source: State Election Commission

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#Croatia (Presidential election, first round), Ipsos exit poll:

Men versus women

Milanović (*-S&D): 49.7% | 51.9%
Primorac (*-EPP): 21.6% | 15.9%
Selak-Raspudić (*): 8.2% | 10.5%
Kekin (Možemo-G/EFA): 6.6% | 11.6%

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#Croatia (Presidential election, first round), Ipsos exit poll:

Age groups per electorate (60+ vs. 45-59 vs. 30-44 vs. 18-29)

Milanović (*-S&D): 57% | 50% | 48% | 43%
Primorac (*-EPP): 23% | 20% | 15% | 13%
Selak-Raspudić (*): 8% | 11% | 11% | 9%
Kekin (Možemo-G/EFA): 3% | 8% | 13% | 21%

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#Croatia (Presidential election, first round), Ipsos exit poll:

Highest degree in the formal education system per electorate (university vs. secondary school vs. primary school)

Milanović (*-S&D): 48% | 53% | 47%
Primorac (*-EPP): 15% | 20% | 32%
Selak-Raspudić (*): 12% | 8% | 6%
Kekin (Možemo-G/EFA): 14% | 7% | 4%

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#Croatia: in the first round of the last week presidential election, the incumbent president Zoran Milanović (*-S&D) won a plurality of votes in all 20 counties and in city of Zagreb. This is the first time since 2005 that one presidential candidate wins a plurality of votes in all counties and in the capital, and a second time overall for SDP (S&D)-supported candidate to do so in Croatian history.

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#Croatia: in the first round of the last week presidential election, HDZ-supported candidate Dragan Primorac (*-EPP) has won the majority of the diaspora vote.

Croatian citizens living abroad were able to vote in 38 countries, with a total of 105 polling stations opened for the first round of the presidential election.

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#Croatia, Promocija Plus poll:

Presidential run-off election

Milanović (*-S&D): 69% (+8)
Primorac (*-EPP): 31% (-8)

+/- vs. 19-23 December 2024

Fieldwork: 3-7 January 2025
Sample size: 1,000

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#Croatia, Promocija Plus poll:

HDZ-EPP: 32%
SDP-S&D: 28%
Možemo!-G/EFA: 11%
Most→ECR: 8%
DP-ECR: 3% (-1)
DOMiNO-ECR: 4% (+2)
Centar-RE: 2% (+1)
…

+/- vs. 16-17 December 2024

Fieldwork: 8-9 January 2025
Sample size: 1,000

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#Croatia, Promocija plus poll:

Presidential run-off election

Milanović (*-S&D): 69% (+7)
Primorac (*-EPP): 31% (-8)

+/- vs. 16-17 December 2024

Fieldwork: 8-9 January 2025
Sample size: 1,000

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