Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Central Election Commission (CEC) reports that 6,299 voters checked their information on the provisional voter list during a month-long public inspection period, from June 6th to July 6th, 2026. This process allowed citizens to verify the accuracy of their details before the official voter rolls are finalized. The highest number of checks occurred in Prijedor, with 2,412 voters participating. The CEC made these extracts from the list available for public review to ensure election integrity and transparency. This data verification is a crucial step in preparing for upcoming elections, aiding in identifying and rectifying any potential discrepancies. The initiative underscores the Commission’s commitment to a fair and accurate electoral process. Further details were initially published on Sarajevo Times.