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« on: November 23, 2020, 05:55:57 PM » |
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First of all, thanks for the coverage, Astatine!
The postal and absentee votes have not been included yet. This won't matter as much as it used to - refugees have settled elsewhere, returned or died. Might still change some mayoral races, perhaps even the "headcount"-type race in Srebrenica, but it will mostly show up in terms of council seats.
Not sure how to read the results. Remember how everyone thought "SDA is out" after 2018?
I guess Bosniaks have started to dislike the one-family state, and Serbs have started to dislike the one-party state. Croats still lack decent options. In some ways, a return to the more pluralistic 2000s?
The relative success of the Bosniak left and center may lead to a real challenge to SDA for the Bosniak presidency seat in 2022, which would drive some Bosniak voters to vote for that candidate instead of Komsic. This in turn might open up the Croat race.
A lot of developments in Bosnia are decided by that other election anyway. The one St. Louis Bosniaks and Chicago Serbs voted in.
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