2010 Bosnian Presidency Election
3 October 2010 · Plurality contests · 3 members elected
Bakir Izetbegović (Party of Democratic Action) won the Bosniak seat with 34.86%, Željko Komšić (Social Democratic Party) was re-elected to the Croat seat with 60.61% and Nebojša Radmanović (Alliance of Independent Social Democrats) to the Serb seat with 48.92%. Turnout 56.57%.
Bosniak member
Bakir Izetbegović
Party of Democratic Action · 34.86%
Croat member
Željko Komšić
Social Democratic Party · 60.61%
Serb member
Nebojša Radmanović
Alliance of Independent Social Democrats · 48.92%
Turnout
56.57%
presidential vote
Bosniak member
Bakir IzetbegovićElected
Party of Democratic Action · 162,831 votes
34.86%
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Fahrudin Radončić
Union for a Better Future · 142,387 votes
30.49%
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Haris Silajdžić
Party for Bosnia and Herzegovina · 117,240 votes
25.10%
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Ibrahim Đedović
Democratic People's Union · 13,369 votes
2.86%
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Mujo Demirović
Bosnian-Herzegovinian Patriotic Party · 8,951 votes
1.92%
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Ðemal Latić
Party of Democratic Activity · 8,738 votes
1.87%
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Ibrahim Spahić
Civic Democratic Party · 6,948 votes
1.49%
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Izudin Kešetović
Bosnian Party · 4,228 votes
0.91%
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Aida Jusić
Independent · 2,347 votes
0.50%
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Croat member
Željko KomšićElected
Social Democratic Party · 337,065 votes
60.61%
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Borjana Krišto
Croatian Democratic Union · 109,758 votes
19.74%
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Martin Raguž
Croatian Coalition · 60,266 votes
10.84%
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Jerko Ivanković Lijanović
People's Party Work for Prosperity · 45,397 votes
8.16%
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Pero Galić
Independent · 1,581 votes
0.28%
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Mile Kutle
Independent · 1,069 votes
0.19%
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Ferdo Galić
Independent · 975 votes
0.18%
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Serb member
Nebojša RadmanovićElected
Alliance of Independent Social Democrats · 295,629 votes
48.92%
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Mladen Ivanić
Together for Srpska (PDP–SDS) · 285,951 votes
47.31%
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Rajko Papović
Union for a Democratic Srpska · 22,790 votes
3.77%
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