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International officials monitor Bosnia elections, urge citizens to cast their ballots
Representatives of the Office of the High Representative (OHR) and the US Embassy in Sarajevo were observing Sunday’s general elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina, visiting polling stations and institutions responsible for administering the electoral process.
Acting High Representative Louis Crishock visited several polling stations in both the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Republika Srpska.
According to the OHR, Crishock spoke with members of polling station committees about the conduct of voting and the use of new election technologies at polling stations across the country.
He thanked polling station committees for their work and encouraged citizens to exercise their right to vote.
"Your vote is your chance to shape the next four years. Cast it freely and with confidence that your vote will be counted as cast," Crishock said.
Meanwhile, US Embassy Chargé d’Affaires, a.i. John Ginkel visited Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Central Election Commission (CEC) to hear about the conduct of Sunday’s elections.
The US Embassy praised the work of the Commission, describing the CEC’s commitment as "impressive."
A total of 15 US Embassy teams are observing the elections at polling stations across Bosnia and Herzegovina.
"We congratulate all voters for casting their ballots," the US Embassy in Sarajevo said.
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