SDA emerged as the clear frontrunner in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s October 4 parliamentary elections, securing the largest share of votes in the Federation entity and the most seats in the state-level House of Representatives according to preliminary Central Election Commission tallies. This outcome reflects consolidated Bosniak voter support for the party amid a fragmented field and record-low turnout near 43 percent. In contrast, Serb-oriented parties such as SNSD dominated in Republika Srpska, while HDZ BiH and SDP BiH trailed in their respective strongholds, with smaller parties like DF and NiP registering minimal national impact. Traders’ elevated pricing for SDA aligns with these early seat projections, though final mandate allocation and coalition negotiations remain subject to full vote validation and entity-level dynamics.