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SDA won the most Votes for the Sarajevo Canton Assembly, followed by SDP and SBiH

Published: October 4, 2026
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The Democratic Action Party (SDA) won the most votes in the elections for the Sarajevo Canton Assembly, according to the preliminary results of the Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The SDA won 23.80 percent, while the Social Democratic Party of Bosnia and Herzegovina (SDPBiH) got 21.69 percent.

In third place is the Party for Bosnia and Herzegovina (SBiH) with 19.21 percent of the vote, while the coalition Narod i Pravda (NiP) – Party of Pensioners-Pensioners of BiH won 13.90 percent.

Our party received 6.89 percent of the votes, and the list Željko Komšić – For a Citizen’s State – DF/GS received 6.05 percent.

According to the preliminary results, the other political parties and coalitions individually won less than three percent of the votes.

The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina continues to process the election results.

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