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Citizens of BiH have the Right to vote in Fifteen Countries

Published: August 8, 2022
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The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina made a decision on determining the polling stations for voting in diplomatic and consular missions of BiH, which will be organized at 21 polling stations in 15 countries.

The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina notes that the general elections will be held on Sunday, October 2, and that the deadline for submitting candidate lists of political parties and coalitions for the allocation of compensatory mandates expired on August 3 at 4:00 p.m.

“By the end of the scheduled period, 48 certified political parties/coalitions submitted 73 candidate lists to the CEC for the allocation of compensatory mandates for the general elections with a total of 880 candidates,” the CEC announced.

The announcement adds that 69 candidate lists for the allocation of compensatory mandates have been certified in their entirety, while four candidate lists have been partially certified, that is, up to the number up to which the list meets the legal requirements for certification.

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