
SARAJEVO, (Patria) - Polling stations have closed in the early elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where mayors of Tuzla, Bihać, Srebrenik, and Zvornik, as well as mayors of Bratunac and Vogošća were elected.
The election day was marked by several irregularities and incidents, but the polling stations have closed.
According to initial information, SDA candidate Migdad Hasanović is convincingly leading the race for Mayor of Vogošća Municipality. The NiP candidate has, for now, won only at his polling station by a margin of seven votes.
After 4,500 counted votes, Hasanović won almost 3,000 votes, while the candidate of NiP, SDP, and NS won 1,500 votes.
A tight race is underway in Bihać between SDA candidate Hamdija Abdić Tigar and POMAK candidate Elvedin Sedić. Sedić is currently leading with 1,551 votes won, while Abdić has won 1,293 votes so far.
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