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Central Election Commission: 26.88 Percent of Voters voted by 3 PM

Published: October 4, 2026
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By 3:00 p.m., 916,269 voters or 26.88 percent had voted at regular polling stations in Bosnia and Herzegovina – the Central Election Commission stated, noting that data from certain regular polling stations is missing.

In the Federation of BiH, 512,762 voters, or 24.78 percent, voted, in the Republic of Srpska, 384,011 voters, or 31.62 percent.

18,961 voters or 24.62 percent voted in Brčko District.

When it comes to voters registered to vote outside Bosnia and Herzegovina, 535 of them out of a total of 48,069 exercised their right to vote, which represents a turnout of 1.11 percent.

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