A member of the Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Irena Hadžiabdić, addressed potential difficulties with the implementation of new election technologies during today’s voting. Hadžiabdić acknowledged that both voters and election administrators are experiencing this process for the first time, leading to possible delays. While acknowledging some initial wait times during her own vote, she stated that waiting is a common occurrence during elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Central Election Commission is urging voters across Bosnia and Herzegovina to fulfill their civic duty and participate in the electoral process. They are also requesting patience as adjustments are made to the new system. The commission hopes for a smooth election despite the technological changes, encouraging citizens to exercise their right to vote. This announcement follows a call for citizens to actively participate in the elections.