SBiH: Voters in Bosnia and Herzegovina's diaspora continue to receive ballot packages

The Party for Bosnia and Herzegovina warns that the Central Election Commission of BiH's lawsuit against diaspora candidate for member of the Presidency of BiH, Džebrail Bajramović, "for violating election rules", which in translation means an attempt to cover up the blatant oversight of the CEC, clearly has no basis, as confirmations of the CEC's oversight are arriving daily, due to which many in the diaspora will be deprived of exercising their voting, constitutional right.

Edin Ikanović, a member of the Party for BiH, a candidate in the elections in RS from the "Domovina" list, warns about the CEC's oversight:

- Today, a citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina (name known to the Coalition) contacted the "1. Mart" Coalition from Den Bosch, Netherlands, and informed us that she received a package of ballots at her home address with a request to be told what to do with them. Likewise, yesterday and today, new pictures have appeared online posted by voters from the diaspora showing piles of ballots on a table with the caption "What to do with this?", to which we cannot respond, and apparently, Stjepan Mikić, the president of the CEC and the initiator of the lawsuit against Bajramović, will not respond either - it is stated.

The Party for Bosnia and Herzegovina once again emphasizes that the photos of piles of ballots delivered to one name are available to all internet and social network users, which only confirms the justification of the protests by citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina around the world to the CEC for being denied the opportunity to vote, which is an evident, intentional or not, oversight of the CEC, which competent authorities should investigate, as evidenced by the statement from BH Pošta.