Zoran Milanovic Triumphs in Landslide Presidential Election Victory
Croatian President Zoran Milanovic secured a second term with 74.58% of the votes, defeating Dragan Primorac who received 25.42%. The election, held in a NATO and EU member state, saw a voter turnout of 44.15%. Milanovic's victory is viewed as a public endorsement of his leadership.

In a decisive electoral victory, Croatian President Zoran Milanovic has won a second term in the largely symbolic position, securing 74.58% of the votes. The state election commission confirmed these results with nearly all votes counted.
His opponent, Dragan Primorac from the ruling Croatian Democratic Union, gained 25.42% of the votes in the election that saw a turnout of 44.15% in the NATO and EU member state.
Amidst celebratory remarks, Milanovic expressed gratitude towards Croatian citizens, interpreting his victory as a trust vote in his leadership. Despite his role being mostly ceremonial, Milanovic has notably influenced Croatia's foreign policy and national defense strategies.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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