ZAGREB, 30 May, 2021 - The turnout by 4.30 pm in Sunday's local election runoff was 29.18%, 6.36% less than by the same time in the first voting round two weeks ago, the State Electoral Commission (DIP) said.
Four years ago, the turnout in the local election runoff by 4.30 pm was 27.45%.
The turnout in Zagreb has been 34.33% as against 34% in the first round, 32.3% in Split (33.7% two weeks ago), 21.53% in Osijek (28.7% two weeks ago), and 26.33% in Rijeka (28.2% two weeks ago).
Gospić recorded the highest turnout by 4.30 pm (51.05%), followed by Pazin (38.84%).
Broken down by county, Lika-Senj County has registered the highest turnout (44.03%), followed by Krapina-Zagorje County (40.56%), while Zagreb County and Istria County have registered the lowest turnouts (22.91% and 23.32% respectively).
The turnout in earthquake-struck Sisak-Moslavina County has been 31.4%.
Polling stations close at 7 pm. DIP will release the first preliminary results at 8 pm.
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