Transparency International: general election campaigns in BiH cost around 11.1 million KM
Summary
Transparency International in BiH reports that political parties, coalitions and independent candidates spent around 11.1 million KM on campaigning for the recently held general elections, with billboards the largest expense at about 6 million KM. The city of Bihać's inspection service said campaign advertising rules near polling stations were largely respected, with only one sanctioned violation.
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Extract from the source
Na političko oglašavanje za netom održane opće izbore u Bosni i Hercegovini političke stranke, koalicije i neovisni kandidati potrošili su oko 11,100.000 KM, od čega
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Locations
- Bosna i Hercegovina · Country
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Republika Srpska is marked because the report cites an example of unequal RTRS airtime between presidential candidates, not as the site of a separate event.
Sources (2)
- 10:00 PMVečernji list BiHOpen the original
- 10:15 PMRadiosarajevo.baOpen the original
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