The 1927 local elections in Zagreb were held on 4 September, 7 days before the parliamentary elections. The Croatian Bloc coalition won a majority in the City Assembly and reelected Vjekoslav Heinzel as mayor.HR-DAZ, GPZ, Predsjedništvo, Izbori za gradsko vijeće 1918. – 1927.
Results Political party Votes% Seats% Croatian BlocHrvatski blok9,74949.99%2550% Republican Alliance of Workers and PeasantsRepublikanski savez radnika i seljaka2,45612.59%714% Croatian Peasant PartyHrvatska seljačka stranka2,32211.91%612% Independent Democratic PartySamostalna demokratska stranka1,5317.85%48% Jew PartyŽidovska stranka8064.13%36% Tenants BlocStanarski blok7593.89%24% Democratic PartyDemokratska stranka4032.06%24% Socialist Party of YugoslaviaSocijalistička partija Jugoslavije3841.96%12% People's Radical PartyNarodna radikalna stranka3731.97%00% Zagreb Social AllianceZagrebački socijalni savez2841.46%00% Social Commercial BlocSocijalni privredni blok2681.37%00% Croatian Independent DealersHrvatski nezavisni obrtnici1550.79%00% Total 19,500 100% 50 100% Registered Voters/Turnout 33,796 57.70%
The Croatian Bloc, a coalition consisting of the Croatian Federalist Peasant Party and Croatian Party of Rights, won 50% of the votes and 25 seats in the City Assembly. The Republican Alliance of Workers and Peasants, a party list formed by the banned Communist Party, came second with 12.59% of the votes. Vjekoslav Heinzel was reelected mayor in his last term. The 1927 local elections were the last ones before the 6 January Dictatorship when King Alexander I banned all political parties.
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See also List of mayors of Zagreb 1927 Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes parliamentary election