General Elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina commenced this morning in the city of Banja Luka, though some polling stations experienced minor delays. According to reports, the City Election Commission (GIK) in Banja Luka had not yet confirmed the opening of nine polling stations as of this morning. Dubravko Malinić, the president of GIK Banja Luka, has yet to release further details regarding the unconfirmed stations. Despite the delays, officials report no irregularities at the polling stations currently open in Banja Luka. The delays are attributed to the implementation of new technologies being utilized during the election process. This marks the beginning of a significant electoral period for Bosnia and Herzegovina. The information was initially published by Sarajevo Times.