Denis Bećirović (Social Democratic Party) was re-elected to the Bosniak seat with 38.09%, Darijana Filipović (Croatian Democratic Union) won the Croat seat with 47.13% and Željka Cvijanović (Alliance of Independent Social Democrats) was re-elected to the Serb seat with 55.59%. Turnout 42.45% by the article's text, the lowest for any general election.
Provisional count
Provisional. The Presidency tables were taken with 98.65% to 99.25% of the count reported. The article's text puts turnout at 42.45%, the lowest for any general election, while its infobox and tables print 42.99%; this hub uses the text. Željko Komšić was barred from a third consecutive term.
Bosniak member
Denis Bećirović
Social Democratic Party · 38.09%
Croat member
Darijana Filipović
Croatian Democratic Union · 47.13%
Serb member
Željka Cvijanović
Alliance of Independent Social Democrats · 55.59%
Turnout
42.45%
presidential vote
Bosniak member
Denis BećirovićElected
Social Democratic Party · 220,776 votes
38.09%
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Bakir Izetbegović
Party of Democratic Action · 197,822 votes
34.13%
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Semir Efendić
Party for Bosnia and Herzegovina · 148,618 votes
25.64%
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Fahrudin Radončić
Union for a Better Future · 12,413 votes
2.14%
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Denis BećirovićElected
Social Democratic Party
220,776
38.09%
Bakir Izetbegović
Party of Democratic Action
197,822
34.13%
Semir Efendić
Party for Bosnia and Herzegovina
148,618
25.64%
Fahrudin Radončić
Union for a Better Future
12,413
2.14%
Croat member
Darijana FilipovićElected
Croatian Democratic Union · 118,999 votes
47.13%
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Slaven Kovačević
Democratic Front · 76,133 votes
30.15%
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Zdenko Lučić
Independent · 57,370 votes
22.72%
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Darijana FilipovićElected
Croatian Democratic Union
118,999
47.13%
Slaven Kovačević
Democratic Front
76,133
30.15%
Zdenko Lučić
Independent
57,370
22.72%
Serb member
Željka CvijanovićElected
Alliance of Independent Social Democrats · 316,147 votes