Marija Selak Raspudić, a prominent member of the Croatian Parliament, has officially introduced her new political party named Drito during a media conference. This event marks a significant step in her political career as she aims to position the party within the political center of Croatia. The party's formation stems from Selak Raspudić's experience as a candidate for the mayor of Zagreb a year ago, indicating her long-term political aspirations and commitment to her vision for Croatian independence from the conventional political dichotomy.

The party's campaign features striking billboard slogans like 'Neither Pavelić nor Tito - Just Drito!', highlighting their intent to diverge from established political figures and ideologies. Selak Raspudić and her husband Nino Raspudić, who are both seasoned lawmakers, are championing a vision of Croatian politics that rejects the prevalent practices of political patronage and shifting allegiances, which they describe as 'žetoniranje'—a term referring to the manipulation of political power through personal ties rather than public accountability.

By adopting the name Drito, which reflects a straightforward and direct approach, the Raspudićs invoke a sense of clarity and focus in their political strategy. The party leaders are determined to showcase that an alternative, centrist platform exists in Croatia, one that emphasizes transparency and integrity in governmental affairs, thereby fostering a more accountable political environment for the citizens of Croatia.