Dragan ČOvić Voted in Mostar and Warned: 'It Took Us 12 Minutes to Do That'
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The president of HDZ BiH and HNS BiH Dragan Čović fulfilled his civic duty this morning by voting at the polling station in Mostar in the 2026 General Elections, which are being held for the first time in BiH with biometrics and ballot scanners.
HDZ BiH President Dragan Čović voted this morning in Mostar in the general elections, after which he expressed dissatisfaction with the duration of the voting process with the application of new election technologies. Speaking to reporters after the vote, Čović said that it took him between 10 and 12 minutes to perform his voting duty. “I am glad that we came among […]
He emphasized that all citizens of BiH should vote and exercise their civil rights regardless of the circumstances, and called on all those who have the right to vote to vote today.
HDZ BiH President Dragan Čović voted on Sunday morning in the general elections in BiH, warning of the unusually long duration of the voting process and urging voters to turn out to the polls in large numbers despite this. Čović was among the first to vote at a polling station in the center of...
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