Poller Committees: President and Vice -President 80 euros each, members of 60 euros each

This means that in units where two election rounds will be held, the president and vice -president of the polling station will receive 160 euros each, and the members each at 120 euros. The Croatian Government decided on the amount of fees for the electorate, which are one of the most important links in the election chain. The polling boards are appointed for each polling station, more than six thousand of them, and have ten members, presidents and vice -presidents who are non -partisan and eight members who determine political parties.

Four members are determined by the majority, ie opposition political party, that is, the party, in accordance with the party composition of the representative body of each unit.

The parties are obliged to determine the members of the polling station committees and submit their names to the competent election commissions no later than 12 days before the election.

Members of the polling station committees, no later than 10 days before the election day, are appointed by the Election Commission of the City of Zagreb and the City and Municipal Election Commission in their area.

The funds for covering the cost of elections, and thus the costs of compensation for the operation of the electorate, are provided in the budget of the local unit.