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Komsic called on CEC to consider Recounting of Votes in Mostar

Published: January 13, 2021
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Bosnia and Herzegovina Presidency Member Zeljko Komsic called on the Central Election Commission to consider recounting votes in Mostar.

“Given that we are witnessing numerous irregularities from day to day, I believe that all votes in Mostar must be recounted in the presence of all available capacities of the CEC, including international observers,” the statement said.

He also believes that it is necessary to “severely punish all those who turn out to have committed election theft and thus grossly violated the democratic will of the citizens of Mostar.”

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