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Central Election Commission Makes a Series of Decisions about Mandates

Published: November 14, 2026
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The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina (CEC BiH) stated that the current chairwoman of the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Borjana Krišto, rejected her mandate in the House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH. The mandate was allocated to the next qualified candidate from the same candidate list, Marina Pendeš.

It was also stated that Emir Dedović rejected the mandate at the Assembly of Sarajevo Canton, and the mandate was awarded to the next qualified candidate on the same candidate list, Amila Hadžić-Glušac. 

The CEC BiH stated that, in the Posavina Canton Assembly, Kenan Delić refused to accept the temporary replacement mandate the Central Election Commission had awarded him at the previous session, and the CEC BiH awarded a new temporary replacement mandate to Zlatko Mujkanović from the same candidate list. 

The Central Election Commission determined the termination of the mandate of Aida Crnčalo, who resigned from her mandate in the Municipal Council of Pale (Federation of BiH) due to election to an incompatible position, and the mandate was awarded to the next qualified candidate from the candidate list, Ligat Hajri.

They also determined the termination of the mandate of Igor Balukčić, who resigned from his mandate in the City Assembly of Teslić, and the mandate was allocated to the next qualified candidate from the same candidate list, Zoran Paurević.

The termination of the mandate of Stojan Smiljanić was also determined; he also resigned from his mandate in the City Assembly of Teslić, and the mandate was awarded to the next qualified candidate from the same candidate list, Nikola Stokić.

Today, the Central Election Commission of BiH also made a few decisions on placing the mandate on hold and awarding the mandate to the next candidate on the list.

The Current Minister of Foreign Affairs of BiH, Elmedin Konaković, submitted a request for placing a mandate on hold at the House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH. The CEC BiH made a decision to place his term on hold, and a temporary replacement mandate was awarded to the next qualified candidate on the same candidate list, Denaida Ovčina-Šabanović. 

Also, the Current Vice-President of the FBiH, Igor Stojanović, submitted a request to place the won term on hold at the House of Representatives of the Parliament of the Federation of BiH, and CEC BiH made a decision on this, while the temporary replacement mandate was allocated to Adrijana Nikšić.

Today, a decision was also made to put the mandate of Jovica Radulović in the National Assembly of the Republika Srpska on hold, and a temporary replacement mandate was awarded to Pero Đurić, the next qualified candidate from the same candidate list.

In the West Herzegovina Canton Assembly, Danijela Perić submitted a request to put her mandate on hold, and the CEC BiH made a decision on this.  The temporary replacement mandate was awarded to Marko Radić, the next qualified candidate from the same candidate list.

Also, Blagica Leko submitted a request to put her mandate on hold in the West Herzegovina Canton Assembly, and a decision was made on this. The replacement mandate was awarded to Antonija Galić, the next qualified candidate from the same candidate list.

The CEC BiH made a decision to put the mandate of Fuad Kasumović on hold in the Zenica-Doboj Canton Assembly, and a temporary replacement mandate was awarded to the next qualified candidate from the same candidate list, Miho Pojskić. Kasumović is the current mayor of Zenica.

The decision was made to put the mandate of Đuro Topić on hold in the Posavina Canton Assembly, and the temporary replacement mandate was awarded to the next qualified candidate, Ivo Ivkić, from the same candidate list.

The CEC BiH made a decision to place the mandate of Muhamed Hasanović in the Sarajevo Canton Assembly on hold, and a temporary replacement mandate was awarded to the next qualified candidate from the same candidate list, Predrag Puharić. Muhamed Hasanović holds the position of Deputy Minister of Finance and Treasury of BiH.

The current minister in the Government of Sarajevo Canton, Adnan Šteta, submitted a request to put his mandate on hold in the Sarajevo Canton Assembly.

A decision was made to put his mandate on hold, and a temporary replacement mandate was awarded to the next qualified candidate on the same candidate list, Selma Smailović.

A decision to put the term of Enis Hasanović in the Sarajevo Canton Assembly on Hold was also made, and a temporary replacement mandate was awarded to the next qualified candidate on the same candidate list, Vedrana Vikić-Musić.

When it comes to the Una-Sana Canton Assembly, a decision was made to put the mandate of the current mayor of Bihać, Elvedin Sedić, on hold, and a temporary replacement mandate was awarded to the next qualified candidate from the same candidate list, Armin Amidžić.

 

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