New Town still without a mayor, second round on September 20In the town of Nova Gradiška, early local elections were held on Sunday for the position of mayor and deputy mayors. According to unofficial and non-official results, there was no clear winner, leading to a second round of voting scheduled for September 20. Voters had three candidates to choose from, including two independent lists and the HDZ party. The former mayor, Vinko Grgić, who was under investigation for corruption, withdrew from politics before these elections. Unofficial results showed Sabin Vlaović received 1,648 votes, Bruno Bušić 1,608, and Borislav Vidošić 957. Voter turnout reached 24.8% by 4:30 PM, with 11,222 registered voters and 27 polling stations. This marks the third election in just over a year and a half, following two previous early elections after Grgić’s arrest during Operation Uskoks.
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New Town still without a mayor, second round on September 20In the town of Nova Gradiška, local elections for mayor and deputy mayors were held on Sunday, marking the third election within 15 months. According to unofficial results, there was no clear winner, leading to a second round of voting scheduled for September 20. Voters had three candidates to choose from, including two independent lists and the HDZ party. The incumbent mayor, Vinko Grgić, who was accused of corruption and later arrested during Operation Uskoks, withdrew from politics. Unofficial counts showed Sabin Vlaović from one independent list received 1,648 votes, Bruno Bušić from HDZ got 1,608, and Borislav Vidošić from another independent list secured 957 votes. Voter turnout reached 24.8% by 16:30, with 11,222 registered voters and 27 polling stations. No irregularities were reported, though 121 ballots were invalid.
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