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Croatie / Croatia CROATIE / CROATIA AMSTERDAMSKA KOALICIJA (Coalition d’Amsterdam - Amsterdam Coalition) 1. Valter Flego, 7. Diana Topčić-Rosenberg, 2. Jozo Radoš, 8. Damir Novotny, 3. Zoran Bahtijarević, 9. Mira Morović, 4. Silvano Hrelja, 10. Damir Jurić, 5. Tea Mičić Badurina, 11. Krešo Beljak, 6. Marina Gradišer, 12. Anka Mrak-Taritaš. AUTOHTONA – HRVATSKA STRANKA PRAVA (Parti croate du Droit - Croatian Party of Law) 1. Dražen Keleminec, 7. Ivan Pušić, 2. Nikola Lukić, 8. Dobrila Kuduz, 3. Milan Bingula, 9. Goran Šarić, 4. Zdenkica Perković, 10. Franc Turnar, 5. Neno Doždor, 11. Darko Cvija, 6. Žan Jerić, 12. Dragutin Jambrečina. BANDIĆ MILAN 365 – STRANKA RADA I SOLIDARNOSTI (Bandić Milan 365 - Parti pour le travail et la solidarité - Bandić Milan 365 - Labour and Solidarity Party) 1. Martina Bienenfeld, 7. Ljubo Jurčić, 2. Jelena Pavičić Vukičević, 8. Jozo Milićević, 3. Davor Štern, 9. Marijo Možnik, 4. Hrvoje Burić, 10. Krešimir Rogina, 5. Irena Cajner Mraović, 11. Gordana Rusak, 6. Veljko Đorđević, 12. Ana Vlahov. BLOKIRANI (Bloqué – Blocked) 1. Miriam Kervatin, 7. Josip Tisovec, 2. Mario Strinavić, 8. Miljenko Škalec, 3. Marija Divić, 9. Ivica Smolčić, 4. Sarajko Baksa, 10. Ivan Hegeduš, 5. Josip Jurčević, 11. Igor Govorčin, 6. Jadranka Turk, 12. Iskra Maras-Jelavić. DEMOKRATSKI SAVEZ SRBA (Alliance démocratique des Serbes - Serbian Democratic Alliance) 1. Srđan Milaković, 7. Srđan Tatić, 2. Dragan Crnogorac, 8. Slađana Bunjevac, 3. Luka Šušak, 9. Ilija Drageljević, 4. Branka Bakšić, 10. Nebojša Manojlović, 5. Dušan Bjelajac, 11. Jovica Radmanović, 6. Jovan Bojanić, 12. Siniša Ljubojević. HRVATSKA DEMOKRATSKA ZAJEDNICA HDZ (Union démocratique croate - Croatian Democratic Union) 1. Karlo Ressler, 7. Goran Pauk, 2. Dubravka Šuica, 8. Nikolina Brnjac, 3. Tomislav Sokol, 9. Stjepan Ribić, 4. Željana Zovko, 10. Domagoj Maroević, 5. Sunčana Glavak, 11. Danijel Marušić, 6. Marijana Balić, 12. Stjepan Adanić. HRVATSKA NARDONA STRANKA (Parti populaire croate - Croatian People’s Party) 1. Matija Posavec, 7. Habib Tahiri, 2. Tome Antičić, 8. Kristina Bulešić, 3. Ivana Nikolić Popović, 9. Alen Leverić, 4. Ruža Kovačević Bilić, 10. Morana Jokić, 5. Davor Nađi, 11. Tomislav Stojak, 6. Nataša Gabričević, 12. Stjepan Čuraj. HRVATSKA DEMOKRATSKA STRANKA (Parti chrétien démocrate croate - Croatian Christian Democratic Party) 1. Dean Golubić, 7. Bruno Koren, 2. Nina Bobinac, 8. Josipa Slavić, 3. Igor Ivan Jordanić, 9. Josip Kale, 4. Tia Maria Tvarušek, 10. Gordana Martinić, 5. Damir Ferenčak, 11. Lidija Vinković, 6. Monika Bobinac Filipčić, 12. Dominik Validžić. HRVATSKA STRANKA REDA (Parti croate de l’ordre - Croatian Order Party) 1. Darko Duga, 7. Roman Jurlina, 2. Zoran Komarić, 8. Ivana Greif, 3. Krunoslav Duga, 9. Leo Dugalić, 4. Suzana Jurlina, 10. Ana Duga, 5. Dejan Lukić, 11. Marsela Komarić, 6. Darko Ban, 12. Ljubica Vidaček. HRVATSKI SUVERENISTI (Souverains croates - Croatian Sovereigns) 1. Ruža Tomašić, 7. Jure Vujić, 2. Ladislav Ilčić, 8. Kristina Gogić, 3. Ante Žoni Maksan, 9. Tomislav Sunić, 4. Željko Sačić, 10. Ivana Pavlić, 5. Pero Kovačević, 11. Predrag Peđa Mišić, 6. Bernardica Juretić Rožman, 12. Hrvoje Zekanović. HRVATSKA SOCIJALNO-LIBERALNA STRANKA HSLS (Parti social-libéral croate - Croatian Social-Liberal Party) 1. Saša Poljanec-Borić, 7. Goran Romek, 2. Marijo Puškarić, 8. Vladimir Andrić, 3. Hrvoje Bašić, 9. Zoran Vidović, 4. Ana Balaško, 10. Belka Elezović, 5. Ivica Žuvela, 11. Darko Markić, 6. Blaženka Zvošec, 12. Maja Žugaj. MOJA VILJENA HRVATSKA (Ma chère Croatie - Dear Croatia) 1. Ivan Lipak, 7. Zvonimir Marciuš, 2. Ivo Butković, 8. Radmila Koder, 3. Ivica Lenči, 9. Vlado Vidaković, 4. Marica Milinković, 10. Dragutin Koder, 5. Davor Ančić, 11. Ivan Milinković, 6. Ivan Tržić, 12. Tomislav Nürnberger. MOST NEZAVISNIH LISTA (Le Pont des listes indépendantes - Bridge of Independent Lists) 1. Božo Petrov, 7. Ljubica Ambrušec, 2. Sonja Čikotić, 8. Nizar Shoukry, 3. Ivan Prskalo, 9. Ivan Bekavac, 4. Ines Strenja, 10. Mato Tomljanović, 5. Ružica Vukovac, 11. Ivan Matić, 6. Robert Podolnjak, 12. Miro Bulj. Možemo! - politička platforma, Nove ljevice i Održivog razvoja Hrvatske - ORaH. (Coalition formée par Nous pouvons ! Plateforme politique, La nouvelle gauche et Développement durable de la Croatie - Coalition We Can! Political Platform, The New Left and Sustainable Development for Croatia) 1. Tomislav Tomašević, 7. Karmela Romić, 2. Rada Borić, 8. Nebojša Zelić, 3. Zorislav Antun Petrović, 9. Nadežda Čačinović, 4. Sandra Benčić, 10. Mladen Sudar, 5. Ana Marija Simić, 11. Atana Grbić Martinović, 6. Dubravko Lepušić, 12. Dragan Markovina. NEOVEISNI ZA HRVATSKU (Indépendants pour la Croatie - Independent for Croatia) 1. Bruna Esih, 7. Davorin Karačić, 2. Tomislav Jonjić, 8. Martin Pauk, 3. Karlo Starčević, 9. Vladimir Kovačević, 4. Željko Glasnović, 10. Damir Markuš, 5. Krešimir Kartelo, 11. Mato Artuković, 6. Ana Lederer, 12. Zlatko Hasanbegović. NARODNA STRANKA – REFORMISTI (Parti populaire réformiste - Reformist People’s Party NS) 1. Radimir Čačić, 7. Davor Kljak, 2. Natalija Martinčević, 8. Vlasta Mišurac, 3. Ervin Vičević, 9. Zemir Delić, 4. Alenka Košiša Čičin-Šain, 10. Anita Velić Fabijanić, 5. Tomislav Paljak, 11. Andro Vlahušić, 6. Anita Begić Hadžipašić, 12. Darinko Dumbović. POKRET ZA MODERNU HRVATSKUA (Mouvement pour la démocratie moderne - Movement for Modern Democracy ) 1. Damir Mihelić, 7. Sanjica Stajčić-Milošević, 2. Snježana Kukec Bajto, 8. Neven Botica, 3. Damir Gašparović, 9. Darija Gašparović, 4. Ella Delač, Željka Mitovski, 10. Mirjana Mihelja, 5. Tomislav Komljenović, 11. Ante Roso. 6. Žarko Barković, PAMETNO & UNIJA KVARNERA (Smart & l’Union des quartiers - Smart & Neighborhood Union) 1. Ivica Puljak, 7. Ante Mandić, 2. Ivana Milas Klarić, 8. Alis Marić, 3. Dario Carev, 9. Davor Brmež, 4. Renata Sokol Jurković, 10. Franko Baković, 5. Đanino Sučić, 11. Majda Manjgotić Paravić, 6. Viktorija Knežević, 12. Branimir Urlić. Radnicka Fronta – RF & Socijalisticka Radnicka Partija Hrvatske – SRP (Front des travailleurs & Parti ouvrier socialiste de Croatie - Workers Front & Socialist Workers Party of Croatia) 1. Katarina Peović, 7. Davor Rakić, 2. Vesna Konigsknecht, 8. Hrvoje Štefan, 3. Kristofor Štokić, 9. Zdenka Stilinović, 4. Denis Geto, 10. Katarina Pavičić-Ivelja, 5. Vesna Ugrina, 11. Mario Jarki, 6. Nina Nadramija, 12. David Bilić. SOCIJALDEMOKRATSKA PARTIJA HRVATSKE SDP (Parti social-démocrate - Social Democratic Party of Croatia) 1. Tonino Picula, 7. Gordan Maras, 2. Biljana Borzan, 8. Barbara Antolić Vupora, 3. Predrag Fred Matić, 9. Mladen Novak, 4. Romana Jerković, 10. Sanja Radolović, 5. Joško Klisović, 11. Mirela Holy, 6. Ivana Posavec Krivec, 12. Ranko Ostojić. Samostalna Demokratska Srpska Stranka SDSS (Parti serbe indépendant et démocrate - Independent Democratic Serb Party) 1. Milorad Pupovac, 7. Dejan Mihajlović, 2. Dejan Jović, 8. Mirjana Oluić, 3. Dragana Jeckov, 9. Nikola Ivanović, 4. Jugoslav Vesić, 10. Tatjana Vukobratović-Spasojević, 5. Boris Milošević, 11. Aleksandra Ratković, 6. Anja Šimpraga, 12. Srđan Jeremić. Stranka Narodnog I Gradanskog Aktivizma SNAGA (Parti de l’activisme civique et national - Party of Civic and National Activitism) 1. Goran Aleksić, 7. Ana Šimić, 2. Katarina Turković Gulin, 8. Silvija Šesto, 3. Patricia Đurić, 9. Niko Kesovija, 4. Ana Šesto, 10. Davor Baljak, 5. Elvis Sudar, 11. Snježana Babić Višnjić, 6. Srđan Kalebota, 12. Branko Kovačević. Slobodarska Stranka Hrvatske (Parti libertarian croate - Libertarian Croatian Party) 1. Miro Matijević, 7. Ante Čotić, 2. Zdenka Prpić, 8. Patricia Hrkač Popilka, 3. Radovan Smokvina, 9. Nataša Stich Karamatić, 4. Rikardo Šetić, 10. Željko Zadravac, 5. Nada Švarc, 11. Damir Škvorc, 6. Petar Radenić, 12. Igor Popilka. Slobodna Hrvatska – SH (Croatie libre - Free Croatia) 1. Danijel Galović, 7. Milan Perkovac, 2. Nedjeljka Nena Lončar, 8. Vedrana Jakelic, 3. Damir Prester, 9. Rubes Levada, 4. Jadranka Plantak, 10. Mirjana Spajić, 5. Gorkić Taradi, 11. Marija Miculinić, 6. Dajana Dragičević, 12. Ivan Pokupec. Stranka antikorupcije, razvoja i transparentnosti START (Parti anti-corruption pour le développement et la transparence - Anti-corruption Party for Development and Transparency) 1. Dalija Orešković, 7. Branka Lukačević-Gregić, 2. Bojan Glavašević, 8. Marina Pavković, 3. Tomislav Žagar, 9. Pero Marnarević, 4. Lejla Šehić Relić, 10. Tonći Talaja, 5. Nicole Kwiatkowski, 11. Igor Vlajnić, 6. Duje Prkut, 12. Nebojša Biškup. Stranka Hrvatskkog Zajednistva – SHZ (Parti des journalistes croates - Croatian Journalists Party) 1. Miljenko Marić, 7. Ljubica Gebhard, 2. Čedo Alić, 8. Anđelko Kardum, 3. Sanja Vukelić, 9. Karmela Fišer, 4. Petra Antunović, 10. Goran Marinović, 5. Ljiljana Draženović, 11. Ljubo Gašpar, 6. Nikola Šimić, 12. Gašpar Bilić. Zagorska Stranka Za Zagreb (Parti pour Zagreb - Party for Zagreb) 1. Ljubomir Puljić, 7. Miljenko Hrenek, 2. Željka Nenadić Tabak, 8. Maja Turina, 3. Lara Krznarić, 9. Darko Hriberski, 4. Željko Kristović, 10. Snježana Dukarić, 5. Martina Belošević, 11. Ivan Hercigonja, 6. Ivica Antolić, 12. Dominik Puljić. Zelena Lista (Liste verte - Green list) 1. Nenad Matić, 7. Tatjana Horvat Pelivan, 2. Melani Starčević, 8. Tino Vrbanović, 3. Nino Hat, 9. Miljenko Šimunović, 4. Mirjana Kolarek-Karakaš, 10. Goran Jugović, 5. Mirjana Malogorski, 11. Peter Tot-Đerđ, 6. Mato Mlinarić, 12. Marija Jelinčić. Zivi Zid (Bouclier humain - Human Shield) 1. Tihomir Lukanić, 7. Ivana Delaš, 2. Dolores Schauer, 8. Dinko Štimac, 3. Dominik Vuletić, 9. Igor Markešić, 4. Goranka Dorotić, 10. Maja Očko Šunjić, 5. Branimir Bunjac, 11. Zvonko Šegvić, 6. Nikolina Budimir, 12. Ivan Vilibor Sinčić..
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