How are members of the Croatian Sabor elected?

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The Sabor, which is the parliament of Croatia, is a unicameral body whose members are elected every four years.1

The election process is structured as follows:

Party Lists: The majority of members are elected from party lists.1
Reserved Seats: A specific, small percentage of seats is set aside for representatives of national minorities.1
Diaspora Representation: A small percentage of seats is also reserved for representatives of Croats living outside the country.1

Following constitutional amendments in 2001, the Sabor transitioned from a bicameral system to its current unicameral structure.1