Croatian presidential election, 1997

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Second Presidential elections under the Constitution of the Republic of Croatia of 1990, held in 1997 by popular vote.

Total electors: 4,061,479 Voted: 2,218,448 (54.62%)

Invalid votes: 39,656 (1.79%)

Candidates:

1. Franjo Tuđman (Croatian Democratic Union - HDZ) - winner - 1,337,990 - 61.41%
2. Zdravko Tomac (Social Democratic Party of Croatia - SDP) - 458,172 - 21.03%
3. Vladimir Gotovac (Croatian Social Liberal Party - HSLS) - 382,630 - 17.56%

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