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The final results of the municipal elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina came through before the Easter week-end, showing a general evolution toward a more pluralistic and moderate political scene. Altogether, municipal assemblies now have representatives from a far broader spectrum of political parties and in major cities, moderates have taken the lead. The Office of the High Representative explained that voters chose to turn away from "old wartime political agendas" to political parties with practical, day-to-day concerns.
Parliamentary and presidential elections are due to take place this Autumn. At the moment, the three-person presidency consists of: Zivko Radisic (Serb representative, member of the Socialist Party of Republika Srpska); Ante Jelavic (Croat representative, member and president of the HDZ, one of the main Croatian parties); and Alija Izetbegovic (Muslim representative, member and president of the SDA, the largest Muslim party in Bosnia).