The total number of eligible voters in Bosnia and Herzegovina has been reduced by 15,298, according to an analysis of the Central Voters' Registry, published by the BiH Central Election Commission (CEC).

They explained that during the local elections in 2020, the number of voters was 3,385,742, while on March 1 this year, after the analysis, there were 3,370,444 voters.

This analysis, which arrived at the CEC session held two days ago, also revealed an interesting fact – as many as 1,305 people in BiH, registered in the Central Voters’ Registry for the 2020 local elections, were 100 years old or older.
Until the general elections in 2022, which will be held on March 1, 2022, there will be 1,513 people aged 100 and over – the CEC announced.

They state that they will submit data on persons older than 100 to the competent municipal and city election commissions, in order to verify these data in cooperation with the registry offices.