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Marija Buhač

These records are linked only by an identical name; the sources do not confirm it is the same person.

Current officeholders

Government of Herzegovina-Neretva Canton

Prime minister

Current officeholders · 2022–2026 · as of 3 November 2026

Note on this list

The official directory lists Marija Buhač and 11 ministers. The first extraordinary-session minutes explicitly record confirmation of a new government on 9 November 2023 by 21 votes to 8; the news post is dated 10 November. This is not Nevenko Herceg’s earlier caretaker government. The directory spells the interior minister’s name Marijo Marić; the news post says Mario, but the minutes confirm Marijo. The directory gives no party for Karanović. Appointment of successors after the 2026 election has not been established.

HDZ BiH

Party affiliation as stated by the source.

In office since
9 November 2023

How this office is filled

After consulting the deputy speakers, the Assembly speaker nominates a prime-ministerial candidate; the candidate proposes ministers, and the Assembly publicly approves the government as a whole by a two-thirds majority of all representatives.

  1. Political party

    A party that believes it can secure an assembly majority, or the party with the most representatives, submits its candidate to the speaker (Article 170(1)).

  2. Assembly speaker

    After consulting the deputy speakers, nominates the prime-ministerial candidate within ten days of receiving the proposal (Article 170(2); FBiH Constitution V.3.8(2)).

  3. Prime-ministerial candidate

    Submits ministerial candidates to the speaker and deputy speakers under Article 171 as amended on 9 November 2023.

  4. Assembly

    Votes publicly on the cabinet as a whole. It takes office upon receiving a two-thirds majority of all representatives; otherwise the procedure is repeated (Article 172).

Recorded start of the mandate: 9 November 2023. Sources for this person are listed below.

Sources for this record

Body roster sources

Elected in 2026

House of Representatives of the Parliament of the Federation of BiH

Member

Elected in 2026 · 2026–2030 · as of 3 November 2026

Elected on 4 October 2026; results confirmed on 3 November 2026. The body has not yet been constituted.

Source coverage: 97 of 98 seats in the body.

Note on this list

Elected at the general elections of 4 October 2026, according to the results the Central Election Commission confirmed on 3 November 2026. The body has not been constituted yet. A mandate passes to the next candidate if an elected person refuses it or suspends it, so the composition can change before the constituting session. CIK prints candidates' names in capitals; they are shown here in normal case, and where CIK's results export gives a name in Cyrillic, that original is kept as well. List names are shown as CIK publishes them; those published in Cyrillic are transliterated into Latin script. According to CIK's statement of 24 Oct 2026, the 14th compensatory mandate (coalition HDZ BiH, HSS SR, HSP BiH, HKDU, HSP AS, HDU, HSP HB, HRAST) remains vacant because the list is exhausted; CIK is requesting a supplementary list. The results export (CSV) also marks Željko Nedić of that coalition in electoral unit 2 as elected; he is not listed here until CIK publishes how that mandate is filled.

HDZ BIH, HSS SR, HSP BIH, HKDU, HSP AS, HDU, HSP HB, HRAST

Electoral coalition stated by the source; not proof of membership in its parties.

Constituency / area
Electoral unit 9
Seat allocation
Regular seat

How this office is filled

98 representatives are directly elected for four years: 73 in 12 multi-member constituencies and 25 Federation-wide compensatory seats.

  1. Voters registered for the Federation

    Vote directly by secret ballot for a list and candidates in their multi-member constituency. The same ballot also counts towards compensatory mandates.

  2. Central Election Commission of BiH

    Allocates seats proportionally to lists and then to candidates under the statutory ordering; allocates compensatory seats from separate lists while protecting the constituent-peoples minimum. Confirms and publishes results.

  3. House of Representatives

    First convenes no later than 20 days after election results are published; elects its leadership and adopts its rules.

No individual election or appointment date is stated in this record. The general procedure is not evidence of an individual election or appointment.

Body roster sources