I'm the Deputy Spokesman for the OSCE's Mission to Bosnia-Herzegovina. We just have a brief statement this evening. The polling stations are now closing, and the OSCE is very pleased with the elections so far. Everything is moving forward smoothly, and most importantly, there have been no major incidents since the polling stations opened this morning.
Polling stations are operating, observers are in the field, and voters are getting their say.
By all indications, international and local authorities have successfully managed to prepare for these elections. Unfortunately, we are still unable to provide a voter turnout percentage, though I can tell you that there was an initial morning rush followed by a midday lull. The cold weather seems to have been a mitigating factor in keeping some voters away from the polls today. Regarding the SDS posters, I just want to again mention that the Election Appeals Sub-Commission has had a monitoring group out in the field all day today to collect evidence on compliance with their decision of Friday. That group will present its findings to the Election Appeals Sub-Commission at a meeting on Tuesday the 25th of November.