Elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina have begun
Quick Look
- Elections have begun in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- Around 3.4 million citizens vote on the central parliament, regional parliaments, presidents and the three-member state presidency.
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Why It Matters
Bosnia and Herzegovina consists of a Serbian and a Croatian-Muslim state as well as a three-person state presidency.
The elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina have begun. There, citizens vote on the central parliament and the country's two regional parliaments, which consist of a Serbian and a Croatian-Muslim state. They also re-elect the presidents of the individual republics and the three-member state presidency of the central state.
The presidency is made up of a Croat, a Bosnian Muslim and a Serb. The polling stations will close at 7:00 p.m. (CEST). Around 3.4 million people are asked to cast their vote.
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What to Watch
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Polls close at 7:00 p.m. CEST
Very likely · Within hours
Open Questions
- What will the voter turnout be?
- Who will win the seats in the state presidency?



