Elections for the local council boards in the area of the City of Omiš were held on Sunday, 8 November. A total of 37 local councils were established in the city area, with the HDZ competing against independent lists in six of them.
A total of 32 council members were elected in these six local councils. The HDZ won eight mandates, while independent lists secured the remaining 24 mandates, meaning the HDZ failed to secure a majority in any of the local councils where it contested.
Detailed results show that in Kučići, the independent list of Ivan Tomasović won 124 votes and six of seven mandates, while the HDZ list led by Filip Tomasović received 38 votes and one mandate. In Podgrađe, the list of the voter group of Ante Jerčić won 65 votes and four of five mandates, while the HDZ list headed by Josip Marušić received 14 votes and one mandate.
In Slime, the independent list of Zvonimir Utrobičić won 64 votes and four mandates, while the HDZ list led by Rozarija Škarica won 30 votes and one mandate. In Blato na Cetini, the list of Stjepan Smoljanović received 80 votes and three mandates, while the HDZ list of Ivan Smoljanović received 65 votes and two mandates.
In Donji Doc, the list of Stipe Bilić won 63 votes and three mandates, while the HDZ list of Ante Medić received 38 votes and two mandates. In Lokva Rogoznica, three lists competed; the independent list of Tonćio Kovačić won 62 votes and two mandates, the list of the voter group of Pero Bauk 45 votes and two mandates, while the HDZ list of Stanislav Kovačić received 21 votes and one mandate.
Local council boards consist of between five and seven members, depending on the size of the local council, which was reflected in the number of mandates in specific locations. The results show strong support for independent lists in most of the local councils observed in the Omiš area.
