Of the 1,700 members of the party’s Zagreb branch entitled to vote, 1,031 cast their ballot.
Speaking after the announcement of the election results, Gotovac thanked everyone for taking part in the election process and “showing that the SDP is important to them because they want it to be better, have new people and work honestly.”
He called on SDP members, sympathisers and voters, as well as other people, to stand by them and help them become better. He said that the SDP should fight for social and existential values, municipal issues, as well as for ideas and ideology.
“We have to fight to get back Marshal Tito Square, to ensure that Aleksandra Zec gets a street or square in Zagreb. We have to fight to take power and nothing will stop us. The SDP is going forward,” Gotovac said.
Aleksandra Zec was a 12-year-old girl executed together with her parents, Marija and Mihajlo, by Croatian police reservists under Tomislav Merčep in Zagreb in December 1991 during the war. The Zec family were ethnic Serbs.
Mišić congratulated Gotovac on being elected, saying that as of today the SDP continued working together.
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