Higher turnout in BiH for elections in Croatia

BIH, (Patria) - Croatian citizens living in Bosnia and Herzegovina can vote at a total of 44 polling stations, in cities that are seats of diplomatic and consular missions of Croatia in BiH.

The largest number of polling stations, 19 of them, are in Mostar, where large crowds were recorded since this morning, even before the polling stations opened at 7 a.m. In terms of numbers, Vitez in central Bosnia follows with 10 polling stations, and Sarajevo with six. Four polling stations are in Livno, three in Tuzla, and two in Banja Luka. At the Sarajevo School of Economics, voting is possible until 7 p.m. today.

According to initial turnout data, across BiH by 11:30 a.m., 3,500 more voters had turned out for the elections than in the first round. As announced by the State Election Commission (DIP), in the first round 6,211 voters cast their ballots, while today 9,725 voters turned out.

In the first round, around 24,000 BiH citizens with voting rights exercised their right.