3rd electoral unit of the House of Representatives of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina

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3rd electoral unit
House of Representatives of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina constituency
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Electoral unit within the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Current constituency
Created 2000
Seats9 (2000-2002)
7 (2002-present)

The third electoral unit of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina is a parliamentary constituency used to elect members to the House of Representatives of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina since 2000. Located within Tuzla Canton, it consists of the municipalities of Tuzla, Lukavac, Srebrenik and Čelić.

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Demographics

EthnicityPopulation%
Bosniaks164,62780.0
Croats19,7319.6
Serbs5,4632.7
Did Not declare2,7491.3
Others12,8486.2
Unknown2610.1
Total205,679

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Representatives

ConvocationRepresentatives
2000-2002Ismet Osmanović
SDA 		Sadik Latifagić
SDA 		Refik Ahmedinović
SDP 		Edhem Muftić
SDP 		Ivo Divković
SDP 		Hazim Šadić
SBiH 		Mirnes Ajanović
BOSS 		Abdurahman Fazlić
SDP 		Mirsada Muharemagić
SDP
2002-2006Izudin Kešetović
SDA 		Nihada Latifagić
SDA 		Enver Mehmedović
SDP 		Hasan Bećirović
SDP 		Sead Bećirović
SBiH 		7 seats
2006-2010Ismet Osmanović
SDA 		Hazim Bašić
SDA 		Mirza Kušljugić
SDP 		Saudin Hodžić
SDP 		Midhat Osmanović
SBiH 		Mehmed Žilić
SBiH
2010-2014Osman Suljagić
SDA 		Sead Hasanhodžić
SDA 		Zlatan Fatušić
SDP 		Tomo Vidović
SDP 		Mirsad Đonlagić
SBB
2014-2018Tarik Arapčić
SDA 		Enver Bijedić
SDP 		Amra Haračić
DF 		Mahir Mešalić
DF 		Mahir Nurkanović
SBB 		Bahrudin Hadžiefendić
SBB
2018-2022Ibrahim Zukić
SDA 		Samira Begić
SDA 		Zlatko Ercegović
SDP 		Meliha Bijedić
SDP 		Bahrudin Šarić
DF 		Azmir Husić
PDA/
SDA 		Adin Huremović
SBB
2022-2026Salko Zildžić
SDA 		Admir Čavalić
SBiH 		Kadrija Hodžić
SDP 		Azra Okić
SDP 		Mahir Mešalić
DF 		Dajana Čolić
DF

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References

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  2. ↑ "Central Election Commission Bosnia and Herzegovina".
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