Elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina

At state level, Bosnia and Herzegovina votes for the rotating Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Parliamentary Assembly. President is elected for a four-year term by constituencies referring to the three main ethnic groups. The candidate with the most votes in a constituency is elected. The Parliamentary Assembly (Parlamentarna Skupština) has two chambers. The House of Representatives (Predstavnički dom/Zastupnički dom) has 42 members, elected for a four-year term by proportional representation in each main ethnic group. The House of Peoples (Dom Naroda) has 15 members, appointed by the parliaments of the two Entities. Bosnia and Herzegovina has a multi-party system, with numerous political parties in which no one party has a chance of gaining power alone, and parties must work with each other to form coalition governments. Each main ethnic group has its own dominant political party.

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2018 Elections

The first results of Bosnia’s parliamentary elections on 8 October, 2018 show that representatives from nationalist parties of country's three main ethnic groups or, officially, constituent peoples have won the elections.[1]

Schedule

Election

Position201020122013201420152016
Type President Council (October)
Parliamentary Assembly (October)
Gubernatorial (October)
NonePresident Council (October)
Parliamentary Assembly (October)
Gubernatorial (October)
None
President Council President and Vice PresidentsNonePresident and Vice PresidentsNone
Parliamentary Assembly All seatsNoneAll seatsNone
Provinces, cities and municipalities All positionsNoneAll positionsNone All positions (2 October 2016)

Inauguration

Position201120132014201520162017
Type President Council (January)
Parliamentary Assembly (January)
Gubernatorial (January)
President Council (January)President Council (January)
Parliamentary Assembly (January)
Gubernatorial (January)
President Council (January)
President Council
(1 January)
Bosniak President
Serb&Croat Vice President
Serb President
Croat&Bosniak Vice President
Croat President
Bosniak&Serb Vice President
Bosniak President
Serb&Croat Vice President
Serb President
Croat&Bosniak Vice President
Croat President
Bosniak&Serb Vice President
Parliamentary Assembly 1 JanuaryNone1 JanuaryNone
Provinces, cities and municipalities 1 JanuaryNone1 JanuaryNone

Latest elections

2018 presidential elections

Preliminary results

Candidate Party Votes %
Bosniak member
Šefik DžaferovićParty of Democratic Action175,05337.17
Denis BećirovićSocial Democratic Party157,73133.49
Fahrudin RadončićUnion for a Better Future of BiH60,61912.87
Mirsad HadžikadićPlatform for Progress44,8509.52
Senad ŠepićIndependent Bloc25,0755.32
Amer JerlagićParty for Bosnia and Herzegovina7,6091.62
Croat member
Željko KomšićDemocratic Front177,63851.56
Dragan Čović (incumbent)Croatian Democratic Union127,17236.91
Diana ZelenikaCroatian Democratic Union 199022,1236.42
Boriša FalatarOur Party12,3723.59
Jerko Ivanković-LijanovićPeople's Party for Work and Betterment5,2381.52
Serb member
Milorad DodikAlliance of Independent Social Democrats313,20953.87
Mladen Ivanić (incumbent)Alliance for Victory (SDSPDPNDPSRS RSPUP RS-SSSSB)249,69242.95
Mirjana PopovićSerb Progressive Party9,6941.67
Gojko KličkovićFirst Serb Democratic Party8,7911.51
Invalid/blank votes99,699
Total1,496,565100
Registered voters/turnout3,352,933
Source: CEC (86.13% of polling stations reporting)


2014 House of Representatives elections

Party Federation Republika Srpska Total
Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats +/–
Party of Democratic Action274,05727.87931,6584.881305,71518.7410+3
Alliance of Independent Social Democrats5,8420.590249,31438.466255,15615.646–2
Serb Democratic Party211,60332.645211,60312.975+1
Democratic Front150,76715.335150,7679.245New
Union for a Better Future of BiH142,00314.444142,0038.7040
HDZHSS–HKDU–HSP-AS BiHHSP HB119,46812.1543,5550.55123,0237.544
Social Democratic Party92,9069.45315,7362.43108,6426.663–5
PDPNDP1940.02050,3387.76150,5323.1010
Croatian Democratic Union 199040,1134.08140,1132.461
Bosnian-Herzegovinian Patriotic Party-Sefer Halilović35,8663.6512,4520.38038,3182.351+1
Democratic People's Alliance37,0725.72137,0722.2710
Party for Bosnia and Herzegovina25,6772.61025,6771.570–2
Party of Democratic Activity22,0882.25122,0881.351New
Socialist Party18,7322.89018,7321.1500
SPPSDUDNZ12,8851.3103,4290.53016,3141.000–1
People's Party for Work and Betterment12,9271.31012,9270.790–1
Serbian Progressive Party11,4211.76011,4210.7000
Our Party10,9131.11010,9130.6700
Party of Justice and Trust9,7631.5109,7630.600New
Bosnian Party7,5180.7607,5180.4600
Social Democratic Union - Union for Us All5,8810.608530.1306,7340.4100
Labour Party5,7310.5805,7310.350New
HSP–DSI5,4750.5605,4750.340
Communist Party3,0750.3101,9760.3005,0510.310New
HKDU4,7180.4804,7180.290New
Diaspora Party3,3710.3403,3710.210New
New Movement1,8300.1901,8300.110New
Tomo Vukić3970.0603970.020New
Invalid/blank votes97,72058,857156,577
Total1,081,02510028701,156100141,782,18110042
Registered voters/turnout
Source: CEC
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