List of mayors of Split

List of mayors of Split: Mayor of the
City of Split

City Seal of Split

Incumbent
Željko Kerum
since June 1, 2009

Term length 4 years, unlimited number of renewals

Inaugural holder Jakov Cindro

Formation 1806

Website http://www.split.hr/Default.aspx?sec=527

This is a list of people who have served as mayor or president of the city council of the city of Split.

Contents

1 French Empire

2 Austro-Hungarian Empire

3 Kingdom of Yugoslavia

4 World War II

5 SFR Yugoslavia

6 Republic of Croatia

7 See also

8 References

French Empire

See also: Illyrian Provinces

Order Mayor Lifespan Term start Term end Political party Note

1 Jakov Cindro 1806 1809

2 Petar Alberti 1809 1810

3 Antun Sarti 1810 1810

4 Nikola Ivulić 1810 1810

5 Petar Alberti 1810 1811

6 Josip Cindro 1811 1813

Austro-Hungarian Empire

See also: Kingdom of Dalmatia

Order Mayor Lifespan Term start Term end Political party Note

7 Karlo Lanza 1813 1814

8 Leonard Dudan 1848 1853

9 Šimun de Michieli-Vitturi 1853 1859

10 Antonio Bajamonti 1860 1864 Autonomist Party

11 Frano Lanza 1864 1865

12 Antonio Bajamonti 1865 1880 Liberal Union Second term

13 Aleksandar Nallini 1880 1882

14 Emil Ragazzini 1882 1882

15 Dujam Rendić-Miočević 1882 1885 People's Party

16 Gajo Bulat 1885 1893 People's Party

17 Ivan Manger 1893 1897

18 Petar Katalinić 1897 1899

19 Vinko Milić 1900 1906

20 Ante Trumbić 1906 1907 Croatian Party

21 Vicko Mihaljević 1907 1911

22 Vicko Katalinić 1911 1912

23 Teodor Šporn 1912 1913

24 Vicko Katalinić 1913 1914

25 Franjo Madirazza 1914 1917

26 Vicko Nišetić 1917 1917

27 Teodor Šporn 1917 1918

28 Josip Smodlaka 1918 1918 Croatian Democratic Party

Kingdom of Yugoslavia

See also: Littoral Banovina and Banovina of Croatia

      Croatian Peasant Party

Order Mayor Lifespan Term start Term end Political party Note

29 Ivo Tartaglia 1880-1949 1918 1928 Independent

30 Petar Bonetti 1928 1928

31 Josip Berković 1928 1929

32 Jakša Račić 1868-1943 1929 1933 Yugoslav National Party

33 Mihovil Kargotić 1933 1938

34 Mirko Buić 1938 1938

35 Vlado Matošić 1938 1939 Yugoslav Radical Union

36 Ivan Zlatko Vrdoljak 1939 1939

37 Stjepan Spalatin 1939 1940

38 Josip Brkić 1940 1941 Croatian Peasant Party

World War II

See also: Yugoslav Front

Order Mayor Lifespan Term start Term end Political party Note

N/A Bruno Nardelli 1941 1941

N/A Antonio Tacconi 1941 ?

39 Ivo Amulić 1942 1942

40 Ivo Tijardović 1942 1943

41 Josip Smodlaka 1943 1943

42 Petar Vitezica 1943 1944

43 Umberto Fabris 1944 1944

SFR Yugoslavia

See also: Socialist Republic of Croatia

      League of Communists of Yugoslavia       Croatian Democratic Union       Non-party

The current Coat of Arms of Split is a modification of this one designed during the SFR Yugoslav period

Order Mayor Lifespan Term start Term end Political party Note

44 Ante Mrduljaš 1944 1947 Communist Party of Yugoslavia

45 Marko Šore 1947 1947 Communist Party of Yugoslavia

46 Ivo Raić 1947 1949 Communist Party of Yugoslavia

47 Paško Ninčević 1949 1952 Communist Party of Yugoslavia

48 Ivo Senjanović 1952 1955 League of Communists of Yugoslavia
(party renamed)

49 Rade Dumanić 1955 1963 League of Communists of Yugoslavia

50 Ante Zelić 1963 1965 League of Communists of Yugoslavia

51 Ivo Perišin 1965 1967 League of Communists of Yugoslavia Also at one time held the positions of President of the Executive Council (Prime Minister), and President of the Assembly (Head of State) of Croatia.

52 Jakša Miličić 1967 1974 League of Communists of Yugoslavia

53 Vjekoslav Vidjak 1974 1982 League of Communists of Yugoslavia

54 Dragutin Matošić 1982 1983 League of Communists of Yugoslavia

55 Ante Kovač 1983 1984 League of Communists of Yugoslavia

56 Božidar Papić 1985 1986 League of Communists of Yugoslavia

57 Drago Urličić 1986 1987 League of Communists of Yugoslavia

58 Gordana Kosanović 1987 1990 League of Communists of Yugoslavia

59 Onesin Cvitan 1990 1991 Croatian Democratic Union

Republic of Croatia

      Croatian Social Liberal Party       Social Democratic Party       Liberal Party       Croatian Democratic Union       Croatian Civil Party       Non-party

Order Mayor Lifespan Term start Term end Political party Note

60 Petar Slapničar 1991 1993 Croatian Democratic Union

61 Nikola Grabić 1993 1997 Croatian Social Liberal Party
/Croatian Democratic Union

62 Ivan Škarić 1997 2001 Croatian Social Liberal Party

63 Slobodan Beroš 2002 2003 Social Democratic Party

64 Miroslav Buličić 2003 2005 Liberal Party

65 Zvonimir Puljić 1947-2009 2005 2007 Croatian Democratic Union

66 Ivan Kuret 1971- 2007 2009 Croatian Democratic Union

67 Željko Kerum 1960- 2009 Incumbent Croatian Citizen Party
(ran as independent) Ran as an independent candidate. After election founded a new party, the Croatian Citizen Party (HGS).

See also

Split

Split-Dalmatia County

Dalmatia

References

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Mayor of the City of Split
City Seal of Split
Incumbent Željko Kerum since June 1, 2009
Term length	4 years, unlimited number of renewals
Inaugural holder	Jakov Cindro
Formation	1806
Website	http://www.split.hr/Default.aspx?sec=527

Order	Lifespan	Term end	Political party
1	Jakov Cindro	1806	1809
2	Petar Alberti	1809	1810
3	Antun Sarti	1810	1810
4	Nikola Ivulić	1810	1810
5	Petar Alberti	1810	1811
6	Josip Cindro	1811	1813

Order	Lifespan	Term end	Political party	Note
7	Karlo Lanza	1813	1814
8	Leonard Dudan	1848	1853
9	Šimun de Michieli-Vitturi	1853	1859
10	Antonio Bajamonti	1860	1864	Autonomist Party
11	Frano Lanza	1864	1865
12	Antonio Bajamonti	1865	1880	Liberal Union	Second term
13	Aleksandar Nallini	1880	1882
14	Emil Ragazzini	1882	1882
15	Dujam Rendić-Miočević	1882	1885	People's Party
16	Gajo Bulat	1885	1893	People's Party
17	Ivan Manger	1893	1897
18	Petar Katalinić	1897	1899
19	Vinko Milić	1900	1906
20	Ante Trumbić	1906	1907	Croatian Party
21	Vicko Mihaljević	1907	1911
22	Vicko Katalinić	1911	1912
23	Teodor Šporn	1912	1913
24	Vicko Katalinić	1913	1914
25	Franjo Madirazza	1914	1917
26	Vicko Nišetić	1917	1917
27	Teodor Šporn	1917	1918
28	Josip Smodlaka	1918	1918	Croatian Democratic Party

Order	Lifespan	Term start	Term end	Political party	Note
29	Ivo Tartaglia	1880-1949	1918	1928	Independent
30	Petar Bonetti		1928	1928
31	Josip Berković		1928	1929
32	Jakša Račić	1868-1943	1929	1933	Yugoslav National Party
33	Mihovil Kargotić		1933	1938
34	Mirko Buić		1938	1938
35	Vlado Matošić		1938	1939	Yugoslav Radical Union
36	Ivan Zlatko Vrdoljak		1939	1939
37	Stjepan Spalatin		1939	1940
38	Josip Brkić		1940	1941	Croatian Peasant Party

Order	Lifespan	Term end	Political party
N/A	Bruno Nardelli	1941	1941
N/A	Antonio Tacconi	1941	?
39	Ivo Amulić	1942	1942
40	Ivo Tijardović	1942	1943
41	Josip Smodlaka	1943	1943
42	Petar Vitezica	1943	1944
43	Umberto Fabris	1944	1944

Order	Lifespan	Term end	Political party	Note
44	Ante Mrduljaš	1944	1947	Communist Party of Yugoslavia
45	Marko Šore	1947	1947	Communist Party of Yugoslavia
46	Ivo Raić	1947	1949	Communist Party of Yugoslavia
47	Paško Ninčević	1949	1952	Communist Party of Yugoslavia
48	Ivo Senjanović	1952	1955	League of Communists of Yugoslavia (party renamed)
49	Rade Dumanić	1955	1963	League of Communists of Yugoslavia
50	Ante Zelić	1963	1965	League of Communists of Yugoslavia
51	Ivo Perišin	1965	1967	League of Communists of Yugoslavia	Also at one time held the positions of President of the Executive Council (Prime Minister), and President of the Assembly (Head of State) of Croatia.
52	Jakša Miličić	1967	1974	League of Communists of Yugoslavia
53	Vjekoslav Vidjak	1974	1982	League of Communists of Yugoslavia
54	Dragutin Matošić	1982	1983	League of Communists of Yugoslavia
55	Ante Kovač	1983	1984	League of Communists of Yugoslavia
56	Božidar Papić	1985	1986	League of Communists of Yugoslavia
57	Drago Urličić	1986	1987	League of Communists of Yugoslavia
58	Gordana Kosanović	1987	1990	League of Communists of Yugoslavia
59	Onesin Cvitan	1990	1991	Croatian Democratic Union

Order	Lifespan	Term start	Term end	Political party	Note
60	Petar Slapničar		1991	1993	Croatian Democratic Union
61	Nikola Grabić		1993	1997	Croatian Social Liberal Party /Croatian Democratic Union
62	Ivan Škarić		1997	2001	Croatian Social Liberal Party
63	Slobodan Beroš		2002	2003	Social Democratic Party
64	Miroslav Buličić		2003	2005	Liberal Party
65	Zvonimir Puljić	1947-2009	2005	2007	Croatian Democratic Union
66	Ivan Kuret	1971-	2007	2009	Croatian Democratic Union
67	Željko Kerum	1960-	2009	Incumbent	Croatian Citizen Party (ran as independent)	Ran as an independent candidate. After election founded a new party, the Croatian Citizen Party (HGS).

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Republic of Croatia

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