The thesis deals with the issue of parliamentary elections in September 2016 and the representation of the same elections on Jutarnji and Večernji list pages. Theoretical part was about democracy, elections, political campaign, pre-election polls, history of journalism and the history of Večernji list and Jutarnji list which are the corpus of this research. The empirical part presents the results of quantitative and qualitative research. There were investigation of party's representation in the articles of two newspapers, themes on their covers, advertising of political parties, and differences in surveys published in Večernji and Jutarnji list. Based on the research, it was found that there is no difference in the representation of political options in Večernji and Jutarnji list. The most popular political option in both investigated newspapers was Narodna koalicija, followed by HDZ, which was 2% less represented in both Večernji and Jutarnji list. The largest number of newspaper articles on the front pages of Jutarnji list and Večernji list concerned parliamentary elections, but to a greater extent in Večernji list than in Jutarnji list, which was quite focused on other topics. When looking at the central article or the main news on the cover page, the difference is even greater because the editorial policy of Večernji list gives greater priority to political issues than Jutarnji list policy. The conclusion is that the difference in the way of reporting about parliamentary elections in Večernji and Jutarnji list did not exist in the representation of the parties, but did exist in the monitoring of the parliamentary elections. There are also differences in pre-election surveys conducted by the Market Research Agencies for Jutarnji list and Večernji list. The Ipsos Agency, which conducted Večernji list survey, was closer to the actual election result than Promocija plus agency, which conducted research for Jutarnji list. However, no survey can be considered successful. In the advertising of political parties it was established that Narodna koalicija was most advertised in both newspapers, followed by HDZ and Koalicija za premijera. Narodna koalicija was advertised more in Jutarnji list than in Večernji list, probably to attract its own voters, and HDZ advertised equally in both newspapers. Most and Nezavisna lista Stipe Petrina were also advertised in Večernji list.