Central Election Commission of Bosnia and HerzegovinaGovernment

The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina is the independent state body responsible for organizing, administering, and supervising elections and referendums across the country. Established in 2001 following the adoption of the Election Law of Bosnia and Herzegovina, it succeeded the international Provisional Election Commission established under the Dayton Agreement. In October 2002, the Commission organized and administered the country's first post-war general elections fully run by domestic institutions.