SDA enjoys the trust of 18 percent of voters, HDZ and DF have 8 percent each, SDP 7, NIP 6, Our Party would barely pass the census

(Patria) - The Ipsos agency, based on a questionnaire designed by the International Republican Institute (IRI), conducted a survey in BiH on various economic and political issues, a part of which we published yesterday.

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Ipsos Survey for IRI: As many as 50 percent of Federation citizens consider the FBiH Government 'very unsuccessful', and 33 percent 'partially bad'

(Patria) - The Ipsos agency, based on a questionnaire designed by the International Republican Institute (IRI), conducted a survey in Bosnia and Herzegovina on various economic indicators. Only one percent of FBiH citizens gave the best rating to the FBiH Government.

The part of the survey on the popularity of political parties in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina was not published. Only political parties were presented with it, Istraga.ba has learned.

To the question "If the elections were this Sunday, which party would you vote for?" - out of 355 respondents who said they would vote, and in the Federation of BiH, 18 percent said for SDA, which is in first place.

The second place is shared by HDZ BiH and Democratic Front with 8 percent of votes each. 7 percent of respondents would vote for SDP, and 6 percent for NiP.

NES would receive the trust of 5 percent of respondents, and Our Party 4 percent.

2 percent of respondents would vote for SBiH, the same percentage as Snaga naroda and PDA would receive. 1 percent of respondents would vote for HDZ 1990, and 2 percent for all other parties combined.



2 percent of respondents would spoil their ballot, while 1 percent said they would not vote. Less than 1 percent said they would boycott the elections.

A total of 16 percent of survey participants said they "don't know" who they would vote for, and 15 percent refused to state their preference.

Data collection for this survey was conducted by the Ipsos agency based on a questionnaire designed by the IRI. Data was collected between May 10 and July 7, 2025, through face-to-face interviews in respondents' homes.

The sample included 1,219 people in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The sample was weighted by region, urbanity, age, gender, and ethnicity according to the 2013 census.

The sample was weighted for educational level using Ipsos estimates based on 2013 census data.