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2004 – Re-run National Minorities Election

Zagreb, 14.4.2013. - U Hrvatskoj danas biraèi glasuju za izbor 12 èlanova u Europski parlament (EP) koji æe Hrvatsku u tom tijelu predstavljati od ulaska Hrvatske u Europsku uniju, 1. srpnja do redovitih izbora za èlanove EP-a na razini cijele Unije iduæe godine. Na slici biraèko mjesto u Osnovnoj koli Ivan Merz. foto FaH/ Lana SLIVAR DOMINIÆ/ lsd

Re-run elections and by-elections were called in 413 local and regional self-government units but they were held in a total of 162 units, that is in 39.22% of the units. A total of 1,514 candidates were nominated in all the elections, and a total of 173,409 voters had the right to vote. The elections were…

2003 – Parliamentary Election

Zagreb, 11.04.2013 - Nastavak 8. sjednice Hrvatskog sabora. Na slici sabornica prije poèetka sjednice. foto FaH/ Denis CERIÆ/ ik

At the Elections of representatives to the Croatian Parliament on November 23, 2003, citizens of the Republic of Croatia were electing 140 representatives in 10 constituencies in the Republic of Croatia (I-X), up to 14 representatives of the voters without permanent residence in the Republic of Croatia (XI) and 8 representatives of national minorities (XII).…

2003 – National Minorities Election

epa03644178 A businessman uses a tablet computer at a park in Tokyo, Japan, 29 March 2013. Japan's unemployment rate edged up by 0.1 percentage points to 4.3 per cent in February 2013, the government said 29 March 2013. The number of unemployed people dropped by 120,000 from a year earlier to 2.77 million, falling year-on-year for the 33rd consecutive month, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications said. EPA/KIYOSHI OTA

By Croatian Government‘s decision, members of national minorities in Croatia had the right to vote for members of 471 councils (in 17 counties, 38 towns and 80 municipalities) and 141 representatives (in 15 counties, 14 towns and 1 municipality) on the total of 872 polling stations during the elections for representatives and members of national…

2001 – Local Election

epa03644359 Peter Leonardy, initiator of the so-called 'Zeitgeist Forum' examines the large hands of a clock made around 1900 by the company Benedikt Schneider and sons in Karlsruhe, Germany, 29 March 2013.During the night of the 30 March 2013 the time is switched to summer time. Clocks will 'spring forward' by one hour EPA/ULI DECK

Citizens of Republic of Croatia voted on 20th of May for representatives in local and regional councils; 422 municipality councils, 123 city councils, 20 county councils and City of Zagreb council. Elections took place in 6430 polling stations in Croatia. Each municipality, city and county was one constituency. Election system used for these elections was…

2000 – Presidential Election

Citizens of Republic of Croatia were electing for the third time their president on the elections held on 24 January 2000, on about 7000 pooling stations in and outside Croatia. The whole of Croatia was one electoral unit. Nine candidates were running for the president of which three were independent and six party candidates. Citizens…

2000 – Parliamentary Election

Zagreb, 12.04.2012 - (Ilustracija) Hrvatski graðani u nedjelju æe prvi puta birati svojih 12 zastupnika u Europskom parlamentu, jedinoj europskoj instituciji èiji se èlanovi biraju izravno, a uz Vijeæe ministara èini zakonodavnu vlast Europske unije u koju æe Hrvatska uæi 1. srpnja. Arhivska fotografija od 24.2.2011. godine prikazuje zastave Republike Hrvatske i Europske Unije na zgradi Vlade u Zagrebu. foto FaH/ Damir SENÈAR/ ik

Citizens of the Republic of Croatia elected for the fourth time new members of Croatian Parliament on the election held on January 2 and 3 on almost 7.000 polling stations in Croatia and abroad. 140 MPs were elected for the House of Representatives by proportional sampling, in 10 electoral units. Citizens of the Republic of…