Croatia Re-elects Zoran Milanović as President with 74.69% of Vote
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Zoran Milanović has secured a victory in Croatia's presidential election, winning 74.69% of the votes in the second round, Orda.kz reports, citing Dnevnik.
His challenger, Dragan Primorac, a former Minister of Science, Education, and Sports, received 25.31% of the votes.
The final tally comes from 99.48% of polling stations, with voter turnout reaching 44.16%.
Milanović, representing the Social Democrats, had previously led the first round on December 29 with 49.09% of votes, while Primorac, backed by the ruling Croatian Democratic Union party, secured 19.35%.
Notably, Milanović has opposed both military assistance to Ukraine and NATO expansion.
Original Author: Oksana Matvienko
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