Why is it necessary to steal votes, when it's already known who will win?
Finding hope in the electoral irregularities in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
|2018.10.26
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According to the CEC, there were 3,352,933 registered voters while according to the latest census of population conducted in 2013, total number of inhabitants is 3,531,159.
The electorate are not offered programs or quests for change, they vote for those who provide the only secure jobs in the country, those who are paid from the budget, whether cantonal, entity or state.
Armina Galijaš
Armina Galijaš is an assistant professor at the University of Graz. She earned a Master’s degree at the History of Eastern and South Eastern Europe Department at the Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich and received her PhD at the University of Vienna. Her research interests and academic teaching are focused on the modern history of Southeast Europe.
This story was originally written in Serbian.