Incumbent President Zoran Milanovic has secured a landslide victory in Croatia’s presidential runoff held on Sunday, according to the State Election Commission (SEC).
With 99.59% of the votes counted, Milanovic garnered an overwhelming 74.67% of the vote, leaving his rival Dragan Primorac with 25.33%, the SEC reported.
Milanovic’s victory marks a significant endorsement of his leadership during his first term. His campaign focused on issues such as economic growth, European integration, and social welfare, resonating with voters across the nation.
In his address to supporters in the capital, Zagreb, Milanovic expressed gratitude for the trust placed in him and emphasized his commitment to unity and progress.
Primorac acknowledged the results and thanked his supporters for their dedication throughout the campaign.
The presidential election has been closely watched as a barometer of public sentiment in Croatia, a member of the European Union since 2013. Milanovic’s decisive win reflects widespread approval of his policies and leadership style.
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Zoran Milanovic secures landslide victory in Croatian presidential runoff
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