A recent report indicates a concerning trend of decreasing electoral participation among young people in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Simultaneously, youth representation on candidate lists remains significantly low, fluctuating between 12 and 15 percent. This disparity raises questions about the genuine commitment of political parties to include and empower younger generations within the political landscape of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The lack of both voter turnout and candidate representation suggests a growing disconnect between young citizens and the established political system. Further investigation is needed to understand the underlying factors contributing to this trend. The issue was highlighted in a report published by Sarajevo Times, signaling growing concern around youth political engagement in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This potentially impacts the future direction and inclusivity of Bosnian politics.