2020 Parliamentary elections in Croatia: Croatia in-between the past and the future
2020 Parliamentary elections in Croatia: Croatia in-between the past and the future
Author(s): Not Specified Author
Subject(s): Politics, Governance, Political history, Government/Political systems, Electoral systems, Present Times (2010 - today)
Published by: IFIMES Mednarodni inštitut za bližnjevzhodne in balkanske študije
Keywords: Croatia; 2020; parliamentary elections; past; future;
Summary/Abstract: On the occasion of the 10th (early) parliamentary elections in the Republic of Croatia, since its declaration of independence, which are scheduled to take place on 5 July 2020, the International Institute for Middle East and Balkan Studies (IFIMES) prepared an analysis of the pre-election developments. The last regular parliamentary elections were held on 8 November 2016. Representatives in the Croatian Parliament are elected directly, by secret ballot and application of the proportional system according to which each party or candidate, get a number of parliamentary mandates that is proportionate to the number of votes won. The election threshold is 5%. A total of 140 members of the Parliament will be elected from the territory of the Republic of Croatia, which is divided into 10 geographical electoral districts, which means that 14 representatives are elected from each electoral district. These are the third parliamentary elections at which the preferential voting can be applied. So far, little has been done on promotion of preferential voting.
Series: IFIMES Research Papers
- Page Count: 6
- Publication Year: 2020
- Language: English
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