2013 European Parliament election in Croatia

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12 seats in the European Parliament
Turnout| 20.83%
|  | First party  | Second party  | Third party

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Leader  | Dubravka Šuica | Tonino Picula | Nikola Vuljanić
Party  | HDZ–HSP AS–BUZ  | SDP–HNS–HSU | Labour
Alliance  | EPP | S&D | GUE/NGL
Leader since  |  |  | 15 March 2010
Seats won  |

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1 / 12

Popular vote  | 243,654  | 237,778  | 42,750
Percentage  | 32.86%  | 32.07%  | 5.77%
Results of the election based on the majority of votes in each municipality of Croatia
HDZ coalition
SDP coalition
Voters' group – Ivan Jakovčić
HDSSB
HSS-HSLS
Labour
NS-NSS Results by municipality, shaded according to winning party's percentage of the vote.

HDZ—>80%
HDZ—70–80%
HDZ—60–70%
HDZ—50–60%
HDZ—40–50%
HDZ—<40% |  SDP—>80%
SDP—70–80%
SDP—60–70%
SDP—50–60%
SDP—40–50%
SDP—<40% |  NL Jakovčić—60–70%
NL Jakovčić—50–60%
NL Jakovčić—40–50%
NL Jakovčić—<40%
HDSSB—40–50%
HDSSB—<40%
HSS-HSLS—50–60%
HSS-HSLS—40–50%
HSS-HSLS—<40%
Labour—<40%
NS-NSS—60–70%

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European Parliament elections were held in Croatia for the first time on 14 April 2013 to elect twelve Members of the European Parliament.[1] The members served the remainder of the Parliament's 2009–2014 term after Croatia entered the European Union on 1 July 2013. The country formed a single constituency, with members elected by proportional representation using open lists.[2][3]

Despite opinion polling predicting a decisive victory of the governing centre left SDP-led coalition, the centre right HDZ-led coalition won a razor-thin plurality of the vote.[4] The turnout of just 20.8% was the lowest turnout in a national election in modern Croatian history.[5]

The HDZ has won every EU election since, As of 2024.

## Parties

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No | Abbreviation | Full Name

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1 | ABECEDA | Abeceda demokracije[6][7]
2 | AMD | Agenda mladih demokrata[6][7]
3 | AM | Youth Action[6][7]
4 | ASH
DSŽ

SUH | Social Democratic Action of Croatia[7][8]
Women's Democratic Party[7][8]
Savez za promjene[7][8]
Stranka umirovljenika Hrvatske – Blok umirovljenici zajedno[7][8]
5 | ABH
JEDINO HRVATSKA | Akcija za bolju Hrvatsku[6][7]
Only Croatia – Movement for Croatia[6][7]
6 | A-HSS | Authentic Croatian Peasant Party[6][7]
7 | A-HSP | Authentic Croatian Party of Rights[6][7]
8 | DC | Democratic Centre[6][7]
9 | GLAS RAZUMA
MS | Glas razuma[6][7]
Međimurska stranka[6][7]
10 | HRAST | Croatian Growth–Movement for a Successful Croatia[6][7] (Hrvatski rast – Pokret za uspješnu Hrvatsku)
11 | HČSP | Croatian Pure Party of Rights[6][7]
12 | HDZ
HSP AS
BUZ | Croatian Democratic Union[7][9]
Croatian Party of Rights dr. Ante Starčević[7][9]
Blok umirovljenici zajedno[7][9]
13 | HRS | Hrvatska radnička stranka[6][7]
14 | HSS
HSLS | Croatian Labour Party[6][7]
Croatian Social Liberal Party[6][7]
15 | HSP | Croatian Party of Rights[7][8]
16 | HDSSB
HDSSD
ZH | Croatian Democratic Alliance of Slavonia and Baranja[6][7]
Hrvatski demokratski slobodarski savez Dalmacije[6][7]
Zeleni Hrvatske[6][7] (Zeleni HR)
17 | HL | Croatian Labourists – Labour Party[6][7]
18 | KLGB-IJ | Kandidacijska lista grupe biraca – Ivan Jakovčić[6][7]
19 | NS
NSS | Naša stranka[6][7]
Nova srpska stranka[6][7]
20 | NSH | Nezavisni seljaci Hrvatske[6][7]
21 | OS | Obiteljska stranka[6][7]
22 | PS | Pirate Party[6][7]
23 | PZMH | Pokret za modernu Hrvatsku[6][7]
24 | SDP
HNS
HSU | Social Democratic Party of Croatia[7][8]
Croatian People's Party – Liberal Democrats[7][8]
Croatian Party of Pensioners[7][8]
25 | SRP | Socialist Labour Party[6][7]
26 | SU | Stranka umirovljenika[7][8]
27 | ZNL | Zagrebačka nezavisna lista[6][7]
28 | ZZ | Zeleni Zajedno[6][7]

## Opinion polls

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Date  | Polling Organisation/Client  | Sample size  | SDP * HNS-LD * HSU | HDZ * HSP-AS * BUZ | Labour | Other/Undecided

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8 April  | Promocija Plus for HRT | 1,300  | 29.5% (6 seats) | 22.2% (5 seats)  | 7.5% (1 seat)  | 40.8%
31 March (High turnout)  | Ipsos Puls for Nova TV | 802  | 26.3% (6 seats) | 18.4% (4 seats)  | 10.0% (2 seats)  | 45.3%
31 March (Low turnout)  | Ipsos Puls for Nova TV | 802  | 32.7% (7 seats) | 19.9% (4 seats)  | 7.5% (1 seat)  | 39.9%

## Results

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Party| Votes| %| Seats

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| HDZ–HSP AS–BUZ[a]| 243,654| 32.86| 6
| SDP–HNS–HSU[b]| 237,778| 32.07| 5
| Croatian Labourists – Labour Party| 42,750| 5.77| 1
| HSS–HSLS| 28,646| 3.86| 0
| Voters' group – Ivan Jakovčić| 28,445| 3.84| 0
| HDSSB–HDSSD–ZH| 22,328| 3.01| 0
| Croatian Growth–Movement for a Successful Croatia| 18,893| 2.55| 0
| Youth Action| 11,068| 1.49| 0
| Pensioners' Party| 10,947| 1.48| 0
| Croatian Party of Rights| 10,317| 1.39| 0
| Greens Together| 8,599| 1.16| 0
| Pirate Party| 8,345| 1.13| 0
| Authentic Croatian Peasant Party| 6,785| 0.92| 0
| ASH–DSŽ–SP–SUH| 6,391| 0.86| 0
| Democratic Centre| 5,413| 0.73| 0
| Croatian Pure Party of Rights| 5,238| 0.71| 0
| Voice of Reason–Međimurje Party| 4,939| 0.67| 0
| Alphabet of Democracy| 4,878| 0.66| 0
| ABH–JH| 4,531| 0.61| 0
| Family Party| 4,391| 0.59| 0
| Croatian Workers Party| 3,946| 0.53| 0
| Our Party–New Serbian Party| 3,933| 0.53| 0
| Movement for a Modern Croatia| 3,885| 0.52| 0
| Democratic Youth Agenda| 3,667| 0.49| 0
| Independent Farmers of Croatia| 3,646| 0.49| 0
| Socialist Labour Party of Croatia| 3,538| 0.48| 0
| Authentic Croatian Party of Rights| 2,350| 0.32| 0
| Zagreb Independent List| 2,107| 0.28| 0
Total| 741,408| 100.00| 12
Valid votes| 741,408| 94.93|
Invalid/blank votes| 39,572| 5.07|
Total votes| 780,980| 100.00|
Registered voters/turnout| 3,748,815| 20.83|
Source: State Electoral Commission

1. ^ Of the six seats, the HDZ won five and HSP AS one.
2. ^ The SDP won all five seats.

### Elected lists and candidates

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Members of the
European Parliament
for Croatia

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7th term|  (2013)
8th term|  (2014)
9th term|  (2019)
10th term|  (2024)
Women

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12: HDZ – HSP AS – BUZ[7][9] | 17: HL[6][7] | 24: SDP – HNS – HSU[7][8]

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1\. Dubravka Šuica
2\. Andrej Plenković
3\. Davor Ivo Stier
4\. Ivana Maletić
5\. Zdravka Bušić
6\. Ruža Tomašić (HSP AS)  | 1\. Nikola Vuljanić | 1\. Tonino Picula
2\. Biljana Borzan
3\. Marino Baldini
4\. Oleg Valjalo
5\. Sandra Petrović Jakovina

## See also

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* List of members of the European Parliament for Croatia, 2013–2014

## References

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1. ^ Ništa od uštede! Izbori za Europski parlament 14. travnja
2. ^ "Zakon o izborima zastupnika Republike Hrvatske u Europski parlament". Croatian Parliament. Archived from the original on 6 October 2017. Retrieved 15 April 2013.
3. ^ Uskoro idemo na izbore za Europski parlament, evo kako će to izgledati
4. ^ "PRIVREMENI NESLUŽBENI REZULTATI". Archived from the original on 2 November 2013. Retrieved 14 April 2013.
5. ^ "Odaziv hrvatskih birača na euroizborima vrlo nizak, ali ipak bolji od slovačkog". Novi list (in Croatian). HINA. 15 April 2013. Retrieved 15 April 2013.
6. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad Pristigle kandidature – 18.03.2013 Archived 22 March 2013 at the Wayback Machine Izbori, 18 March 2013
7. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar Od 28 lista, samo je Jakovčićeva nezavisna, pogledajte popis svih kandidata za EU Dnevno, 19 March 2013
8. ^ a b c d e f g h i j Pristigle kandidature – 17.03.2013 Archived 23 March 2013 at the Wayback Machine Izbori, 17 March 2013
9. ^ a b c d Pristigle kandidature – 15.03.2013 Archived 22 March 2013 at the Wayback Machine Izbori, 15 March 2013

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