Turnaround at the finish: Grabar Kitarović's lead comes from votes from BiH

These are the first unofficial results of the State Election Commission (DIP) for the second round of the 2015 Presidential Elections, reports the Patria News Agency. 

Kolinda Grabar Kitarović won 49.96 percent, Ivo Josipović 50.04percent. At this moment, 77.79 percent of polling stations have been processed.

The result is literally changing from minute to minute, so it is ungrateful to predict who the new president of Croatia is until the first preliminary results are announced by the DIP. 

In both headquarters, celebrations are alternating, depending on the results coming in from the field.

According to unofficial information from N1 television, Kolinda Grabar Kitarović is convincingly leading in the diaspora, with 86.47 percent of the votes compared to 13.26 percent for Ivo Josipović. 

It is precisely these votes, especially considering the fact that in Mostar, even at 8:30 PM, there were those waiting in line, that apparently tipped the scales in favor of Grabar-Kitarović.