Komšić Lost His Mandate "Citizens Obviously Do Not Accept the Idea of a Civil State"
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He asserted that ethnic homogenization took place in this year's elections
After the publication of the preliminary results of the 2026 General Elections, according to which the Democratic Front and its president Željko Komšić are not currently winning a mandate in the state parliament, Komšić said in his address to the public that the results of this year's elections indicate a process of ethnic grouping of voters, but also the fact that the concept of a civic state did not receive the support he expected. […]
As he added, the people of Bosnia and Herzegovina said that "this idea that we represent is not acceptable, or maybe it is acceptable, but I am not the one who can carry it".
Komšić: The citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina obviously do not accept the idea of a civil state - This is a bit disappointing for us. But we have to accept it. The election was apparently fair, he said
President of the Democratic Front Željko Komšić addressed the public after the announcement of the preliminary results of the 2026 General Elections, according to which he did not win a mandate in the House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH.
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