Over the past thirty years, the political landscape in the Republic of Croatia has undergone significant changes. Since gaining independence in 1990, political parties have played a crucial role in shaping the country's social, economic, and political processes. HDZ was the leading party for much of this period, implementing a series of reforms and political directions, while the SDP served as the main opposition party with a focus on social justice and democratic values. Over time, the political landscape has become increasingly diverse, with numerous parties covering a wide range of ideologies and interests. In addition to the HDZ and SDP, other relevant parties have emerged such as the Croatian People's Party - Liberal Democrats (HNS), Most, Možemo and various smaller parties. This diverse political landscape reflects the wide range of ideas, values, and interests within Croatian society. Despite this diversity, political parties have often faced challenges such as corruption, nepotism, and lack of transparency, which have affected public perception of politics and politicians. These challenges underscore the need for greater accountability, transparency, and integrity in politics.