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Preliminary Results of the 2014 Elections for FBiH

Published: October 12, 2014
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votingAfter the polling stations are closed at 19:00 o’clock today, the counting of votes started.

According to data presented in the electoral headquarters of the Democratic Action Party (SDA) and after counting of 5 % of the votes, it can be said that this party leads.

The Secretary General of the Party of Democratic Action (SDA) Amir Zukić announced this evening in Sarajevo that the candidate of the party for the Presidency, Bakir Izetbegovic, according to preliminary results “by far leads the other candidates,” answered the reporter Anadolu Agency (AA).

“So far we have processed about 30,000 ballots for the election for the presidency, and we can say that we are satisfied. According to preliminary results Bakir Izetbegovic conceivably leads ahead of other candidates,” added the general secretary of the SDA Amir Zukić

The detailed data can be seen below:

Bakir Izetbegovic 44.8%

Fahrudin Radončić 20.5%

Mustafa Cerić 2.6%

Bakir Hadžiomerović 9.6%

Emir Suljagić 11.6%

 

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