Croatia's President Milanovic overwhelming favorite to win reelection in runoff vote

Zoran Milanovic entered the race for Croatia's highest office as the clear favorite. He had already dominated the first round two weeks ago. In the runoff, the result was even clearer. Source

Incumbent President Zoran Milanović secured another term in office in a landslide victory in Sunday's elections in Croatia.

Zoran Milanovic Is Re-Elected President of Croatia With 74% of the Vote - teleSUR English

Zoran Milanovic has been reelected this Sunday as President of Croatia with 74% of the votes, compared to 26% for his rival, the conservative Dragan Primorac, according to the electoral commission. RELATED: Croatian Presidential Election Heads to Runoff Milanovic’s victory, the candidate of the opposition Social Democratic Party (SDP) and nine smaller left and center parties, is the most decisive achieved in a presidential election since Croatia…

The incumbent entered the race for the highest state office as a huge favorite. He had already dominated the first round two weeks ago. Now the result was even more obvious.

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic did not congratulate Zoran Milanovic on his re-election this Sunday as head of state, with 74.6% of the votes, and has come to accuse him of “violating the Constitution”.

The current president of Croatia, the populist Zoran Milanovic, won the second round of his country's presidential elections with 73.67%, far ahead of his rival, Dragan Primorac, who obtained 26.33% of support, according to official data from the Croatian State Electoral Commission corresponding to 83.45% of the vote. Specifically, Milanovic has won 821,709 votes, compared to 289,660 from Primorac. The participation was 43.89%, a predictable fac…