1998 Bosnian Presidency Election
12 and 13 September 1998 · After Dayton · 3 members elected
Alija Izetbegović (Party of Democratic Action) was re-elected to the Bosniak seat with 86.80%, Ante Jelavić (Croatian Democratic Union) won the Croat seat with 52.91% and Živko Radišić (Sloga) the Serb seat with 51.31%. Turnout 67.87%.
Bosniak member
Alija Izetbegović
Party of Democratic Action · 86.80%
Croat member
Ante Jelavić
Croatian Democratic Union · 52.91%
Serb member
Živko Radišić
Sloga (SNS–SP–SNSD) · 51.31%
Turnout
67.87%
presidential vote
Bosniak member
Alija IzetbegovićElected
Party of Democratic Action · 511,541 votes
86.80%
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Fikret Abdić
Democratic People's Union · 36,438 votes
6.18%
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Sefer Halilović
Bosnian-Herzegovinian Patriotic Party · 33,687 votes
5.72%
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Hajrija Rahmanović
Bosnian Party · 7,694 votes
1.31%
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Croat member
Ante JelavićElected
Croatian Democratic Union · 189,438 votes
52.91%
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Gradimir Gojer
Social Democratic Party · 113,961 votes
31.83%
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Krešimir Zubak
New Croatian Initiative · 40,880 votes
11.42%
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Senka Nožica
Republican Party · 11,089 votes
3.10%
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Saša Nišandžić
Bosnian Party · 2,638 votes
0.74%
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Serb member
Živko RadišićElected
Sloga (SNS–SP–SNSD) · 359,937 votes
51.31%
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Momčilo Krajišnik
Serb Democratic Party · 314,236 votes
44.79%
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Zoran Tadić
Serbian Coalition for Republika Srpska · 27,388 votes
3.90%
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