Most Croats outside of Croatia voted in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where Primorac had 10,227 votes according to the last count, much more than Zoran Milanović who collected 3,671.
In Australia, Primorac received 167 votes against 51 votes for Milanović. In Germany, too, Primorac was more successful with 1,943 votes, while Milanović got 984.
Zoran Milanović was more successful in Serbia with 396 votes compared to 365 received by Primorac, as well as in Russia where he had 14 votes – ten more than his opponent.
Looking only at the votes of the diaspora, Dragan Primorac got 66.62% of the votes, while Zoran Milanović got 33.38%. In numbers, it is 13,676 versus 6,853.
However, the overall results of the second round of the presidential elections are much more important, which say that Milanović won with about 75% of the votes, which is more than a million votes more than Primorje.
(Vijesti.ba)
