State Election Commission reports low turnout

ZAGREB, Jan 2 (Hina) - Less than 15 percent of voters, namely some 500,000, cast their ballots at the presidential elections in Croatia by 11AM Sunday, the State Election Commission reported.

The turnout is lower in relation to the presidential elections in 2000 when more than one fifth of the registered voters or 22.5 percent cast their votes by 11AM.

Polling stations, at which citizens are casting their votes for one of the 13 presidential candidates, opened at 7AM. They will close at 19.00 hours.

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State Election Commission reports low turnout

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