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Croatia will hold a presidential election on December 29, Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic has announced. Authorities are yet to formally set the vote. If no candidate wins an outright majority on December 29,

Croatian President Andrej Plenkovic announced a presidential election set for December 29. The government plans to officialize the announcement on Thursday. Incumbent President Zoran Milanovic will seek a second term,

ZAGREB, Croatia (AP) — Croatia will hold a presidential election on Dec. 29, Prime Minister Andrej Plenković announced Tuesday. The government is expected on Thursday to formally schedule the vote. If no candidate wins an outright majority on Dec. 29, a runoff vote will take place two weeks later.

(Reuters) - Croatian President Andrej Plenkovic said on Tuesday that a presidential election would be held on Dec. 29 and that the government would call the vote officially on Thursday. Incumbent President Zoran Milanovic will run for the second term.

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic announced that the presidential election is set for December 29, with the official call for the vote planned for Thursday. The incumbent President Zoran Milanovic will be seeking a second term in the upcoming elections.