The first incident regarding the general elections in Bosnia happened at one of the polling stations Velika Kladusa in the town of Marjanovac, when a member of the polling committee was physically attacked.
Velika Kladusa saw 69 regular polling stations, two mobile teams and one polling station for unconfirmed ballots open on time, Sunday morning. Election day started without problems in Buzim, Bosanska Krupa, Bosanski Petrovac and Kljuc.
Bijeljina-based BN television reported that an OSCE observer was beaten up in Doboj, but other news outlets reported that the observer in question later denied being beaten up. BN TV also reported plain-clothed men walking with firearms near polling stations in Zvornik and that police presence was well felt throughout the town.
General Elections have kicked off in Bosnia and Herzegovina where the names of 7,258 candidates are on the ballots. A total of 3,368,666 BiH citizens have the right to vote and elect members of the BiH Presidency, representatives in the BiH Parliament, as well as representatives in the Federation (FBiH) entity Parliament, the Republika Srpska (RS) National Assembly, and representatives in ten FBiH cantonal assemblies.
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