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Bosnia
and Herzegovina
General Right to
Vote
Constitution:
(1995)
Article 1, paragraph (2) states, "Bosnia and Herzegovina shall
be a democratic state, which shall operate under the rule of law and with
free and democratic elections."
Electoral Law:
(19 September 2001)
Article 1.4 states, "Each citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina
who has attained eighteen (18) years of age shall have the right to vote
and be elected pursuant to this law."
Voter Assistance
by Other Citizens
Electoral Law:
(19 September 2001)
Article 5.19, paragraph (1) states: "Upon request of voters
who are blind, illiterate or bodily incapacitated, the President of the
Polling Station Committee shall approve the procedure wherein another
person, selected by the voter concerned, may assist the voter in signing
the excerpt from the Central Voters Register, and casting his or her ballot."
Article 5.19, paragraph (2) states: "The helping person may
not be a member of the Polling Station Committee, an accredited observer,
or an observer of a political party, coalition, list of independent candidate
or independent candidate. The person helping the voter shall print his
or her name and sign the excerpt from the Central Voters Register next
to the name of the voter whom he or she assisted. The person helping the
voter does not need to be a registered voter."
Article 5.19, paragraph (3) states: "A person may, in terms
of paragraphs 1 and 2 of this article, help only one voter."
Poll Worker Manuals:
Election Structures Bosnia and Herzegovina (1996)
If the voter is blind, illiterate, incapacitated by a physical
cause, or for other reason cannot vote by himself, he/she may receive
assistance from any person of his choosing.
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