Crowds at all polling stations in BiH

-There are no problems with voting, says DIP Vice-President Aleksandra Jozić Ileković.

All polling stations in BiH are open, there have been many voters since early morning, no reports of problems, says Jozić Ileković, Index.hr reports, as conveyed by the Patria News Agency.

In Bosnia and Herzegovina, polling stations opened at seven o'clock, where Croatian citizens residing in our country can vote for the new President of Croatia.

In the second round of elections as well, Croatian citizens registered on the voter list will be able to vote at fifteen polling stations at the headquarters of Croatian diplomatic-consular missions in BiH.

The largest number of polling stations, ten of them, are open at the General Consulate in Mostar, two each are open at the Embassy in Sarajevo and the General Consulate in Tuzla, and one at the General Consulate in Banja Luka.

It is estimated that between 250 and 260 thousand Croatian citizens with the right to vote live in BiH, but only slightly more than ten thousand have actively registered to vote in the second round of the presidential elections.

As before, voting will be enabled for those who have not registered in advance, but all such persons will first have to obtain a confirmation of registration on the voter list, which they can get at the Embassy or consulates on the day of the election.

Polling stations in BiH remain open until 7 PM, and the election results from that country will be announced by the State Election Commission of Croatia (DIP).