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Exit polls: Incumbent mayors in lead in three big cities

· Source: Hina· Author: Marija Šestan· Photographer: Dario Grzelj

ZAGREB, 18 May (Hina) - According to exit polls conducted by the Ipsos Puls agency on Sunday, the leading candidates in the mayoral elections based on the number of votes in the four largest cities are Tomislav Tomašević in Zagreb, Ivica Puljak in Split, Iva Rinčić in Rijeka, and Ivan Radić in Osijek.

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