[4] In the 2013 European Parliament election, Croatian Growth received 2,55% of votes, which was not enough to gain a seat.

[5] Ladislav Ilčić served as MP until new 2016 Croatian parliamentary election, when he was replaced by Hrvoje Zekanović, party's vicepresident.

Since April 2018, HRAST is no longer part of the ruling HDZ coalition because of disagreement over the ratification of the Istanbul Convention.

In July 2018, HRAST signed a political cooperation pact with Croatian Conservative Party.

In February 2019, they launched political platform called Croatian Sovereignists together with several NGOs and prominent intellectuals for the upcoming 2019 European Parliament election.