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Mayor of Zadar

The Mayor of the City of Zadar (Croatian: Gradonačelnik Grada Zadar) is the highest official of the Croatian city of Zadar. From 1990 to 2007 the mayor was elected by the city assembly. Since 2007 Croatian mayors are elected directly by the citizens.[3] The first such election in Zadar occurred in 2009.

Mayor of the City of Zadar
Coat of arms of Zadar
Incumbent
Branko Dukić
since 31 May 2017
AppointerDirect elections
(before 2007: Zadar City Council)
Term length4 years, unlimited number of renewals
Inaugural holderTrifun Pasquale[1]
Salary15,000 kn (c. €2,050)[2]
Websitegrad-zadar.hr/gradonacelnik

List

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Here follows a list of the 49 people who have thus far served as Mayors of Zadar starting in 1805:[4]

French Empire

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See also: Illyrian Provinces
No. Mayor Lifespan Term of office Party Note
1   Trifun Pasquale 1805 1806
2   Petar Damijani od Vrgade 1806 1811
3   Andrija Borelli Vranski[5] 1811 1813

Austria-Hungary

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See also: Kingdom of Dalmatia
No. Mayor Lifespan Term of office Party Note
4   Nikola Pappafava[6] 1770–1833 1813 1818
5   Francesco de Sanfermo[7] 1818 1830
6   Antonio Alesani[8] 1783–1845 1830 1832
7   Antonio Cernizza (Crnica)[9] 1832 1840
8   Giulio Parma 1840 1840
9   Antonio Rolli 1840 1841
10   Franjo Borelli Vranski[10] 1841 1844
11   Antonio Nekić 1844 1848
12   Marko Cernizza (Crnica)[11] d. 1862 1848 1858
13   Antonio Nekić 1858 1861
14   Kuzma Benja Posedarski[12] 1809–1885 1861 1874
15   Nikola Trigari 1827-1902 1874 1899
16   Luigi Ziliotto[13] 1863–1922 1900 1916
17   Matej Škarić 1916 1918
18   Alfons Borelli[14] 1861–1934 1918 1918

Kingdom of Italy

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See also: Province of Zara
No. Mayor Lifespan Term of office Party Note
19   Luigi Ziliotto 1863–1922 1918 1922 Second term.
20   Ascania Persicalli[15] 1922 1922
21   Antonio Alesani 1830 1832
22   Vicko Fabiani 1922 1941
23   Mario Sani 1941 1941
24   Ivan Salghetti-Drioli 1941 1943

Nazi Germany

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No. Mayor Lifespan Term of office Party Note
25   Karlo Höeberth 1943 1944

Federal Yugoslavia

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See also: Socialist Republic of Croatia

  League of Communists of Yugoslavia

Mayors in this period held title of President of the Assembly of the Municipality of Zadar.

No. Mayor Lifespan Term of office Party Note
26   Ivo Dražević 1945 1946 Communist Party of Yugoslavia
27   Krsto Gjergja 1946 1947 Communist Party of Yugoslavia
28   Drago Labar 1948 1950 Communist Party of Yugoslavia
29   Mladen Buljevac 1918–2012 1950 1950 League of Communists of Yugoslavia
30   Branko Modrić 1950 1950 League of Communists of Yugoslavia
31   Edvin Andrović[16] 1896–1973 1951 1951 League of Communists of Yugoslavia
32   Ante Maštrović Nino 1951 1952 League of Communists of Yugoslavia
33   Ante Sorić Golub 1952 1956 League of Communists of Yugoslavia
34   Albin Švorinić 1956 1960 League of Communists of Yugoslavia
35   Jovan Jokić 1960 1963 League of Communists of Yugoslavia
36   Drago Strenja 1963 1967 League of Communists of Yugoslavia
37   Božidar Papić 1985 1986 League of Communists of Yugoslavia
38   Kažimir Zanki[17] 1967 1972 League of Communists of Yugoslavia
39   Julian Padelin 1972 1974 League of Communists of Yugoslavia
40   Ivica Maštruko[18]
1979
1986 		League of Communists of Yugoslavia
41   Josip Vlahović
1986
1990 		League of Communists of Yugoslavia

Republic of Croatia

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  Croatian Democratic Union

No. Mayor Lifespan Term of office
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Electoral
mandate 		Party Note
42   Ivo Livljanić[19] 1938–
1990
1992 		Croatian Democratic Union Formally known as President of the Assembly of the Municipality of Zadar.
43   Duško Kučina[20] 1934–2017
1992
1994 		Croatian Democratic Union
44   Božidar Kalmeta[21]
1994
2004 		Croatian Democratic Union Only mayor between 1990 and 2017 who was born in Zadar.[22]
45   Ana Lovrin[23]
2004
2006 		Croatian Democratic Union First woman mayor.
46   Živko Kolega[24]
2006
2009 		Croatian Democratic Union
47   Zvonimir Vrančić[22]
2009
2013 		Croatian Democratic Union
48   Božidar Kalmeta
2013
2017 		Croatian Democratic Union Third term.
49   Branko Dukić
2017
Incumbent 		Croatian Democratic Union

See also

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References

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