Šeti has the most chances for the position of SDA leader, Izetbegović only third

Abdulharis Šeta, the dismissed president of the Cantonal Committee of SDA Sarajevo, has the most chances to be the new president of SDA, according to preliminary results of a poll on Centralni dnevnik of Face TV hosted by Senad Hadžifejzović.

Šeta, according to the poll, won 23 percent of the votes, with the question being: "Who will be the new president of SDA?".

Viewers could vote for eight possible candidates, who were mentioned in the research by the Bosnian news agency Patria (NAP).

Second in terms of votes won was Šemsudin Mehmedović, with 18 percent of the votes, while Bakir Izetbegović, as reported by NAP, who is considered the strongest candidate, was only in third place with 17 percent of FACE TV viewers' votes.

A significant number of votes were also won by Bakir Alispahić, with 16%.

These are preliminary results of a poll that lasts until next Friday, so it is not excluded that there will be changes in the rankings.

Adil Osmanović, vice-president of SDA, won 9 percent of the votes, Denis Zvizdić, president of KO SDA Sarajevo, also won 9 percent of the votes, Asim Sarajlić, vice-president of the party, won 7 percent of the votes, while Sanjin Halimović, a minister in the Federal government, won only 1 percent of the votes.