Polling Stations in BiH Closed at 7 p.m., some Will Have Extended Hours, 1,310,000 Voters Voted - Croatian Media Service - Now I Know More!
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The president of the Central Election Commission, Jovan Kalaba, stated that not all polling stations were closed at 7:00 p.m. because there were certain delays in some stations. He said that the work in the places where there was a delay will be extended for as long as there was a delay. "We have decided that individual polling stations will work as far as [...]
Polls in BiH are closed, and while the first results are awaited, the focus is on the race for the Croat member of the Presidency. RTL reporter Ana Mlinarić from Mostar reveals what marked election day and why turnout was noticeably lower than four years ago
The President of the Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Jovan Kalaba, stated that not all polling stations were closed at 7:00 p.m., because there were certain delays in some places. He said that the work in the places where there was a delay will be extended for as long as there was a delay. We decided that individual polling stations [...]
The president of the Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Jovan Kalaba, said that not all polling stations were closed at 7:00 p.m. because there were certain delays in some places.
At several polling stations, voting will be extended due to the delay in opening, while voters who were already at the polling station at the time of closing have the right to vote. According to data from the Central Election Commission of BiH, by 5 p.m., 1,097,589 voters, or 32.20 percent of those registered at regular polling stations, had voted. In the Republic of Srpska, the turnout up to that moment was 37.28 percent, while in the Federatio…
Most polling stations where voters in Bosnia and Herzegovina elected their government for the next four years on Sunday closed at 7 p.m., and voting was extended only at those locations where there were delays in opening or where voters were still waiting in lines.
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