2018 Bosnian Presidency Election
7 October 2018 · Plurality contests · 3 members elected
Šefik Džaferović (Party of Democratic Action) won the Bosniak seat with 36.61%, Željko Komšić (Democratic Front) the Croat seat with 52.64% and Milorad Dodik (Alliance of Independent Social Democrats) the Serb seat with 53.88%. Turnout 54.02%.
The article on the 2022 election records a controversy over the Croat seat: the non-nationalist Željko Komšić beat the nationalist Dragan Čović with the help of Bosniak voters, and Croat groups protested.
Bosniak member
Šefik Džaferović
Party of Democratic Action · 36.61%
Croat member
Željko Komšić
Democratic Front · 52.64%
Serb member
Milorad Dodik
Alliance of Independent Social Democrats · 53.88%
Turnout
54.02%
presidential vote
Bosniak member
Šefik DžaferovićElected
Party of Democratic Action · 212,581 votes
36.61%
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Denis Bećirović
Social Democratic Party · 194,688 votes
33.53%
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Fahrudin Radončić
Union for a Better Future · 75,210 votes
12.95%
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Mirsad Hadžikadić
Platform for Progress · 58,555 votes
10.09%
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Senad Šepić
Independent Bloc · 29,922 votes
5.15%
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Amer Jerlagić
Party for Bosnia and Herzegovina · 9,655 votes
1.66%
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Croat member
Željko KomšićElected
Democratic Front · 225,500 votes
52.64%
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Dragan Čović
Croatian Democratic Union · 154,819 votes
36.14%
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Diana Zelenika
Croatian Democratic Union 1990 · 25,890 votes
6.04%
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Boriša Falatar
Our Party · 16,036 votes
3.74%
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Jerko Ivanković Lijanović
People's Party Work for Prosperity · 6,099 votes
1.42%
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Serb member
Milorad DodikElected
Alliance of Independent Social Democrats · 368,210 votes
53.88%
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Mladen Ivanić
Alliance for Victory (SDS–PDP–NDP–SRS RS–SRS VS) · 292,065 votes
42.74%
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Mirjana Popović
Serb Progressive Party · 12,731 votes
1.86%
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Gojko Kličković
First Serb Democratic Party · 10,355 votes
1.52%
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