The European Parliament is an important institution within the European Union through which decisions are made at the EU level. Members of parliament are directly elected by voters in all Member States, and therefore directly represent the interests of voters in drafting EU law and at the same time ensure that all other institutions function democratically. In May 2019, the third elections to the European Parliament were held in the Republic of Croatia. This paper studies the relation between media reports and voter preferences presented through the results of elections to the European Parliament in the area of Šibenik – Knin County. The leading local web portals Šibenik IN, Huknet and Tris portal, and the daily newspaper Slobodna Dalmacija were selected as sources of data. Using the method of content analysis, the results were obtained by which initial questions and goals were answered. The results of the research are conducted for this paper and show that the amount of media announcements about the observed candidate lists and their representatives is not related to the results that these lists achieved in the elections for the EU Parliament. The other two assumptions The orientation of the value judgment (criticism or praise) of media releases are not connected to election results and Internet portals have similar connection with results as the print edition of daily newspapers has been confirmed. Portals Šibenik IN, Huknet, Tris portal, and Slobodna Dalmacija have specific characteristics, therefore they are considered the top information portals in Šibenik-Knin County.