List of mayors in Bosnia and Herzegovina
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This is a list of current mayors of cities and towns in Bosnia and Herzegovina. There are 142 directly elected mayors and 3 mayors elected indirectly: the mayor of Sarajevo appointed by the Sarajevo City Council, the mayor of Mostar appointed by the Mostar City Council and the mayor of Brčko appointed by the Assembly of Brčko District.[1]
Key
[edit]| Party | Mayors | |
|---|---|---|
| SNSD | 48 | |
| SDA | 32 | |
| HDZ BiH | 21 | |
| SDS | 11 | |
| SDP BiH | 9 | |
| Independent | 4 | |
| NiP | 3 | |
| SBiH | 2 | |
| PDP | 2 | |
| NS | 1 | |
| NES | 1 | |
| POMAK | 1 | |
| SDBiH | 1 | |
| BHI | 1 | |
| PDA | 1 | |
| SRS RS | 1 | |
| HSS SR | 1 | |
| SP | 1 | |
| DEMOS | 1 | |
| RNS | 1 | |
| US | 1 | |
| HNP | 1 | |
| HDS | 1 | |
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List
[edit]| City | Mayor | Party | Elected by | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brčko | Siniša Milić | Alliance of Independent Social Democrats | Assembly of Brčko District | |
| Mostar | Mario Kordić | Croatian Democratic Union | Mostar City Council | |
| Sarajevo | Predrag Puharić | Social Democratic Party | Sarajevo City Council | |
References
[edit]- ^ Fokus.ba (2024-05-24). "Od 142 načelnika u BiH samo su dva mlađa od 30 godina". Fokus.ba (in Bosnian). Retrieved 2025-04-17.