Bosnia and Herzegovina has officially entered a period of electoral silence today, starting at 7:00 a.m. This silence will continue until polling stations close on Sunday, October 4th, at 7:00 p.m., as announced by Jovan Kalaba, president of the Central Election Commission (CIK) of BiH. During this time, political parties and entities are prohibited from engaging in public campaigning. The measure aims to ensure a fair and undisturbed voting process for the general elections. This period is critical for allowing voters to consider their choices without last-minute influence. The news was initially reported by Sarajevo Times, signaling the final stage before the electoral process concludes. The focus now shifts to ensuring a peaceful and legitimate election day across Bosnia and Herzegovina.