3rd Electoral Unit of Republika Srpska

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3rd electoral unit of Republika Srpska
House of Representatives of Bosnia and Herzegovina constituency
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Current constituency
Created 2000
Seats3
Representatives
  •   Radovan Višković (SNSD)
  •   Miroslav Vujičić (SNSD)
  •   Darko Babalj (SDS)

The third electoral unit of Republika Srpska is a parliamentary constituency used to elect members to the House of Representatives of Bosnia and Herzegovina since 2000.

Contents

Demographics

EthnicityPopulation%
Bosniaks57,40918.0
Croats1,1990.4
Serbs257,26180.7
Did Not declare7430.2
Others1,7010.5
Unknown5440.2
Total318,857

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Representatives

ConvocationRepresentatives
2000–2002Abdurahman Malkić
(SDA)
Momir Tošić
(SDS)
Milоš Jоvаnоvić
(SDS)
2002–2006Elmir Jahić
(SDA)
Ljiljana Milićević
(SDS)
2006–2010Slavko Jovičić
(SNSD)
Lazar Prodanović
(SNSD)
Savo Erić
(SDS)
2010–2014Boško Tomić
(SNSD)
Darko Babalj
(SDS)
2014–2018 Staša Košarac
(SNSD)
Aleksandra Pandurević
(SDS)
2018–2022Nenad Nešić
(DNS)
Mirko Šarović
(SDS)
2022–2026 Radovan Višković
(SNSD)
Miroslav Vujičić
(SNSD)
Darko Babalj
(SDS)

Election results

2022 election

PartyVotesMandates
Alliance of Independent Social Democrats 698982
Serb Democratic Party 341821
Party of Democratic Action 109880
For Justice and Order105210
Democratic People's Alliance 103460
United Srpska 87820
Democratic Union 84370
Party of Democratic Progress 63580
Socialist Party 46120
Bosnia and Herzegovina Greens4030
Social Democrats 2910
Party of Life2410
Bosnia and Herzegovina Initiative2100
Union for a Better Future of BiH 2020
Re-Balance900
Circle620
Union for New Politics550
The Left Wing510
SMS500
HDZ 1990 350

2018 election

PartyVotes%Mandates
Alliance of Independent Social Democrats 7297041.111
Serb Democratic Party 4781326.941
Democratic People's Alliance 2486714.011
Party of Democratic Progress 109376.160
Party of Democratic Action 96865.460
Socialist Party 63883.60
Social Democratic Party 18101.020
First Serb Democratic Party16180.910
Advanced Serb Party6040.340
Union for New Politics4760.270
Party of Democratic Activity 1860.10
Lijevo Krilo1320.070

2010 election

PartyVotes%Mandates
Alliance of Independent Social Democrats6696241.402
Serb Democratic Party4222426.101
Progressive Democratic Party102916.360
Party of Democratic Action63743.940
Democratic People's Alliance58453.610
SRS -DR VOJISLAV ŠEŠELJ BIJELJINA55023.400
Serb Radical Party38012.350
Party for Bosnia and Herzegovina36052.230
Socialist Party29781.840
Democratic Party- Drаgаn Čаvić29321.810
New Socialist Party22011.360
Advanced Serb Party21981.360
Social Democratic Party21181.310
Democratic Serb Alliance19591.210
SBB BiH12790.790
National Democratic Party4270.260
Patriotic Party3630.220
SKOK2370.150
Party of Democratic Activity1460.090
Bosnian Party1140.070
Tоmić Milоš (Independent)570.040
Invalid Democratic Party470.030
GDS BiH- NEP BiH380.020
Social Democratic Union370.020
Liberal Democratic Party150.010
Total valid161750100

2006 election

PartyVotes%Mandates
Alliance of Independent Social Democrats6499143.722
Serb Democratic Party3040720.451
Party of Democratic Action97946.590
Democratic People's Alliance82625.560
Progressive Democratic Party6954.670
Party for Bosnia and Herzegovina56913.830
SRS -DR VOJISLAV ŠEŠELJ BIJELJINA42122.830
Pensioners' Party- DNS37842.550
Socialist Party34992.350
Serbian Radical Party32892.210
Serb Democratic Movement29842.010
Social Democratic Party15781.060
New Serbian Force8750.590
People's Party for Work and Betterment8300.560
DSS- Serb Democratic Party7930.530
Bosnian Patriotic Block1620.110
European Ecological Party1600.110
Youth Political Movement1370.090
Justice and Morals1200.080
Civil Democratic Party730.050
Bosansko Podrinjska Narodna Stranka730.050
Total valid142409100

2002 election

PartyVotesMandates
Serb Democratic Party547522
Party of Democratic Action247011

2000 election

PartyVotesMandates
Serb Democratic Party853762
Party of Democratic Action279501

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