Croatia goes to the ballot box - in pictures


  • Incumbent President of Croatia Zoran Milanovic casts his ballot during the first round of presidential elections in Zagreb, on December 29. EPA
    Incumbent President of Croatia Zoran Milanovic casts his ballot during the first round of presidential elections in Zagreb, on December 29. EPA
  • Mr Milanovic's wife, Sanja Music, casts her vote at a polling station in Zagreb. Reuters
    Mr Milanovic's wife, Sanja Music, casts her vote at a polling station in Zagreb. Reuters
  • Mr Milanovic after casting his vote. EPA
    Mr Milanovic after casting his vote. EPA
  • Croatia's Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic casts his ballot in Zagreb. EPA
    Croatia's Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic casts his ballot in Zagreb. EPA
  • Ivana Kekin, left-green candidate of the "We Can" party, casts her ballot in Zagreb. AP
    Ivana Kekin, left-green candidate of the "We Can" party, casts her ballot in Zagreb. AP
  • Presidential candidate Dragan Primorac, of the Croatian Democratic Union, casts his vote. EPA
    Presidential candidate Dragan Primorac, of the Croatian Democratic Union, casts his vote. EPA
  • Mr Primorac speaks after voting in Zagreb. AFP
    Mr Primorac speaks after voting in Zagreb. AFP
  • Independent presidential candidate Marija Selak Raspudic votes in Zagreb. Reuters
    Independent presidential candidate Marija Selak Raspudic votes in Zagreb. Reuters
  • Supporters of Mr Milanovic react to the first results of the country's presidential election. EPA
    Supporters of Mr Milanovic react to the first results of the country's presidential election. EPA
  • Mr Milanovic's supporters after unofficial results of the first round of Croatia's presidential election. Reuters
    Mr Milanovic's supporters after unofficial results of the first round of Croatia's presidential election. Reuters
  • Mr Primorac's supporters await the results at the Croatian Democratic Union headquarters. Reuters
    Mr Primorac's supporters await the results at the Croatian Democratic Union headquarters. Reuters