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Election Costs: How was spent in Zagreb, Split, Osijek …

HDZ’s Herman and Ivan Radic received the most of the donors, financial statements announced on Monday.

Tomašević (we can also SDP), the current mayor of Zagreb spent 47,700 euros on election promotion in two months, from March 6 to May 10, and received from the donor a half less, € 24,400. He spent the most on posters, 26,500 euros, and a significant item consists of advertising on the radio, for which he spent about 6,200 euros. He did these jobs through Initiative.

He also spoke to potential voters through social networks, for which he spent about eight thousand euros through Riddle Ride.

Donators and donations, 836 of them, listed on 34 pages. As with all the donations so far, we can also pay for her candidates, donors pay a dozen euros, for example, we can donate 150 euros for him to MP Raukar Gamulin and Ivana Kekin.

HDZ candidate’s election costs are Herman’s candidate € 37,300, the largest individual for the rental of the Culture Factory, 6,250 euros. The voters, derived from the report, were mostly addressed by the portal, six of them, who paid 3,750 euros each.

He received 49,250 euros from the donor, and the largest donation was paid to him by MAS 4, in the amount of 10,000 euros.

The third place is held by the current Split Mayor Puljak, who spent almost 37,000 euros, mainly on advertising on portals and via Bilboard. He received 18,950 euros from the donor, and was most donated by the QB Design from Zagreb, 10,000 euros.

Zagreb: No donations Bernardic and Jonic, without the cost of Kalinic

Independent Marija Selak Raspudic, a candidate for the mayor of Zagreb, spent 20,200 euros at the promotion and received 30,540 euros from the donor.

With its costs, the largest item consists of graphic and printing services (6,760 euros), then lease costs and renting surfaces in Zagreb (3,900 euros), and posters (4th 350 euros).

Her biggest donors are unknown Ante and Kristina Tabak to the general public, who paid her 3,500 and 3,000 euros each, paid for by Martina Gjureković.

Although his posters are wide Zagreb, Davor Bernardic (NL Servus Zagreb) does not mention them in his cost report. He states that he spent a total of 1,541 euros on advertising on social networks. The donation had no.

They are not even Tomislav Jonjic (NL Tomislav Jonjic), who states that he spent only 854 euros on promotion. He has stated costs in 34 items, 18 of which refers to the national team and food, in amounts from 1.70 to 36.35 euros.

Pavle Kalinic (NL Pavle Kalinic) states that he did not spend anything on the promotion, and that the only donation was in the amount of 50 euros, I paid.

Ivica Lovric’s costs (Blue Grad) are 7,600 euros, mainly for advertising on social networks and radio. He collected 2,000 euros from donations, of which 1,000 were paid to Otto Baric, a candidate for his deputy at the head of Zagreb.

Split: Donors ‘bypass’ four of six candidates

Of the six candidates for the mayor of Split, donors ‘bypassed’ four of them: Davor Matijevic (SDP/We can/Direct), Zeljko Kerum (HGS), Independent Marina Kovacevic and Frank Kelam bridges. Kovacevic and Kelam also state that they did not spend the Centar for election promotion.

HDZ’s Tomislav Suta spent EUR 19,673 from April 89 to May 89 to advertise on social networks and through Bilboard and received ten donations in the total amount of 10,100 euros. He donated the most to him, 2,500 euros, entrepreneur Marko Župa.

SDP’s Matijevic spent 12,324 euros from January 8 to May 9 on the services of agencies and graphic and printing services, while Kerum reported an election expense of 6,721 euro from April 9 to May 9, and to student service services.

Rijeka: The most spent Vukorep, Rincic received the most donations

Of the six mayoral candidates in Rijeka, the Candidate of the HDZ coalition Denis Vukorep is headed at the expense. From April 18 to May 9, he spent 29,794 euros for advertising through radio, portal and Bilboard. In the same period, he received only three donations, a total of 10,000 euros, including that of Rian Bukša, a former member of the Jadrolinija Administration.

Iva Rincic (AM, Union, Center, HSU, Focus, Alternative) spent a little less, but received the most donations. From January 15 to May 10, she spent 23,060 at the promotion and received 20,967 euros from 20 donors. Although some of them donated a few euros each, the largest donation of 10,000 euros from Aan Doo from Rijeka.

Sandra Krpan’s SDP coalition candidate from February 28 to May 9 spent 21,479 euros, mostly on Bilboard, and received four donations in the amounts of 2,000 and 1,000 euros each, and a total of 7,000 euros.

At least he spent Nebojsa Zelic (we can) – 503 euros from April 21 to May 9 on advertising through social networks, while receiving 185 euros of donations.

The current Mayor of Rijeka, Independent Marko Filipovic, also spent a modest € 707 to advertise on Facebook from April 10 to May 10. Donations, he claims, did not receive.

The candidate of the coalition bridges Petra Mandic states that she spent only 1,035 euros to advertise on radio from April 16 to May 10 and did not receive donations.

Osijek: Major was most spent by Marijašević

Of the four Osijek mayoral candidates, 22. 400 euros was spent by Vjeran Marijašević, a candidate of the SDP and we can. The most donation received HDZ’s Radic, who spent around 13,700 euros on election promotion.

The donors paid Radic 34,500 euros, Marijašević or the euro, as well as Domagoj Bendeković (HDSSB/HSS), nor Zlatko Ahic (Domino Coalition), who in turn states that he did not have electoral costs.



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