Electoral district I (2023-present)

Electoral district I (Croatian: I. izborna jedinica) is one of twelve electoral districts of the Croatian Parliament.

Boundaries

Creation

Electoral district I (1999-2023)

Electoral district I consists of:[1]

  • Northwestern part of Zagreb County:
  • Central and Western City of Zagreb:
    • city districts and streets: Voćarska, Petrova, Ribnjak, Hrvatskih narodnih vladara, Antona Bauera, Matko Laginja, Pavao Šubić, Kralj Zvonimir, Petar Krešimir IV., Knez Mislav, Eugen Kvaternik, Maksimirska naselja, Ružmarinka, Peščenica, Šestine, Mlinovi, Gračani, Markuševec, Vidovec, Remete, Bukovec, Kozjak, Maksimir, Dobri Dol, Dinko Šimunović, Mašićeva, Dotršćina, Ban Keglević, Petar Zrinski, Stjepan Radić, Kraljevac, Ivan Kukuljević Sakcinski, Tuškanac, Gornji Grad, Nova Ves, August Cesarec, Zrinjevac, Cvjetni trg, Andrija Medulić, Ante Topić Mimara, Petar Svačić, August Šenoa, Gupčeva Zvijezda, Medveščak, Šalata, Samoborček, Podsused, Gornji Stenjevec, Perjavica-Borčec, Gornje Vrapče, Vrapče-centar, Vrapče-jug, Gornja Kustošija, Kustošija-centar, Sveti Duh, Medvedgrad, Šestinski Dol, Jelenovac, Matija Gubec, Rudeš, Ante Starčević, Ljubljanica, Ciglenica, Pongračevo, Nikola Tesla, Stara Trešnjevka, S.S. Kranjčević, Antun Mihanović, Bartol Kašić, Horvati-Srednjaci, Knežija, Trnjanska Savica, Martinovka, Poljane, Miramare, Cvjetnica, Marin Držić, Trnje, Cvjetno naselje, Veslačko naselje, Savski kuti, Staro Trnje, Hrvatskog književnika Mile Budaka, Sigečica.

2023 revision

Under 2023 revision district boundaries were redrawn according to suggestion of Constitutional Court to compel proportional number of voters.

New district consist of:

Election

2000 Elections

2003 Elections

2007 Elections

2011 Elections

2015 Elections

2016 Elections

2020 Elections

References

  1. "Zakon o izbornim jedinicama za izbor zastupnika u Zastupnički dom Hrvatskog državnog sabora" [Act on Electoral Districts for the Election of Representatives to the House of Representatives of the Croatian National Parliament]. Narodne Novine (in Croatian). Croatian Parliament. 29 October 1999. Retrieved 11 December 2022.

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