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Bosnian presidency

Assembly (Electoral mandate)	Election	Members of Presidency									Notes
Assembly (Electoral mandate)	Election	Bosniak		Party	Croat		Party	Serb		Party	Notes
1st Assembly (October 1996 – October 1998)	1996		Alija Izetbegović	SDA		Krešimir Zubak	HDZ		Momčilo Krajišnik	SDS
2nd Assembly (October 1998 – October 2002)	1998		Alija Izetbegović (1998–2000)	SDA		Ante Jelavić (1998–2001)	HDZ		Živko Radišić	SPRS
			Halid Genjac (2000–01)	SDA		Ante Jelavić (1998–2001)	HDZ
			Beriz Belkić (2001–02)	SDA		Jozo Križanović (2001–02)	SDP
3rd Assembly (October 2002 – October 2006)	2002		Sulejman Tihić	SDA		Dragan Čović (2002–05)	HDZ		Mirko Šarović (2002–03)	SDS
3rd Assembly (October 2002 – October 2006)	2002		Sulejman Tihić	SDA		Ivo Miro Jović (2005–06)	HDZ		Borislav Paravac (2003–06)	SDS
4th Assembly (October 2006 – October 2010)	2006		Haris Silajdžić	SBiH		Željko Komšić	SDP		Nebojša Radmanović	SDS
5th Assembly (October 2010 – November 2014)	2010		Bakir Izetbegović	SDA		Željko Komšić	SDP		Nebojša Radmanović	SDS
6th Assembly (November 2014 – Incumbent)	2014		Bakir Izetbegović	SDA		Dragan Čović	HDZ		Mladen Ivanić	PDP

Bosnian presidential elections

Election	Turnout	Member	Top two candidates		Mandate
1996	80.4%	B	Alija Izetbegović (31.6%), Haris Silajdžić (5.4%)	Alija Izetbegović (SDA)	1st Assembly (October 1996 – October 1998)
		C	Krešimir Zubak (14.3%), Ivo Komšić (1.6%)	Krešimir Zubak (HDZ)
		S	Momčilo Krajišnik (29.9%), Mladen Ivanić (13.3%)	Momčilo Krajišnik (SDS)
1998		B	Alija Izetbegović (30.4%), Fikret Abdić (2.2%)	Alija Izetbegović (SDA) ‡	2nd Assembly (October 1998 – October 2002)
		C	Ante Jelavić (11.3%), Gradimir Gojer (6.8%)	Ante Jelavić (HDZ)
		S	Živko Radišić (29.9%), Momčilo Krajišnik (13.3%)	Živko Radišić (SPRS)
2002		B	Sulejman Tihić (15.9%), Haris Silajdžić (14.8%)	Sulejman Tihić (SDA)	3rd Assembly (October 2002 – October 2006)
		C	Dragan Čović (9.5%), Mladen Ivanković-Lijanović (2.7%)	Dragan Čović (HDZ)
		S	Mirko Šarović (29.9%), Nebojša Radmanović (13.3%)	Mirko Šarović (SDS)
2006		B	Haris Silajdžić (14.8%), Sulejman Tihić (15.9%)	Haris Silajdžić (SBiH)	4th Assembly (October 2006 – October 2010)
		C	Željko Komšić (9.5%), Ivo Miro Jović (2.7%)	Željko Komšić (SDP)
		S	Nebojša Radmanović (13.3%), Mladen Bosić (29.9%)	Nebojša Radmanović (SNSD)
2010		B	Bakir Izetbegović (14.8%), Fahrudin Radončić (15.9%)	Bakir Izetbegović (SDA)	5th Assembly (October 2010 – November 2014)
		C	Željko Komšić (9.5%), Borjana Krišto (2.7%)	Željko Komšić (SDP) ‡
		S	Nebojša Radmanović (13.3%), Mladen Ivanić (29.9%)	Nebojša Radmanović (SNSD) ‡
2014		B	Bakir Izetbegović (14.8%), Fahrudin Radončić (15.9%)	Bakir Izetbegović (SDA) ‡	6th Assembly (November 2014 – Incumbent)
		C	Dragan Čović (9.5%), Martin Raguž (2.7%)	Dragan Čović (HDZ) ‡
		S	Mladen Ivanić (13.3%), Željka Cvijanović (29.9%)	Mladen Ivanić (PDP)
Source: State Election Commission^[1]

Serbian presidential elections

Election	Candidates	1st round turnout	1st round results (candidates with more than 10% of votes)	2nd round turnout	Winner
1990 (Dec)	32	71.5%	Milošević (65.3%), Drašković (16.4%)	—		Slobodan Milošević (SPS)
1992 (Dec)	7	64.1%	Milošević (53.2%), Panić (32.1%)	—		Slobodan Milošević (SPS)
1997 (Sep–Oct)	15	57.4%	Lilić (37.7%), Šešelj (27.3%), Drašković (20.6%)	49.0%	Election annulled
1997 (Dec) (R)	7	52.8%	Milutinović (43.7%), Šešelj (32.2%), Drašković (15.4%)	51.0%		Milan Milutinović (SPS)
2002 (Sep–Oct)	11	55.5%	Koštunica (30.9%), Labus (27.4%), Šešelj (23.2%)	45.5%	Election annulled
2002 (Dec) (R)	3	45.2%	Koštunica (57.7%), Šešelj (36.0%)	—		Vojislav Koštunica (DSS)
2003 (Nov)	6	38.8%	Nikolić (46.2%), Mićunović (35.4%)	—	Election annulled
2004 (Jun) (R)	15	47.8%	Nikolić (30.6%), Tadić (27.4%), Karić (18.2%), Maršićanin (13.3%)	48.7%		Boris Tadić (DS)
2008 (Jan–Feb)	9	61.4%	Nikolić (40.0%), Tadić (35.4%)	68.1%		Boris Tadić (DS)
2012 (May)	12	57.8%	Tadić (25.3%), Nikolić (25.0%), Dačić (14.2%)	46.3%		Tomislav Nikolić (SNS)
2017 (April)	11	54.4%	Vučić (55.0%), Janković (16.3%)	—		Aleksandar Vučić (SNS)
Source: State Election Commission^[1]

Croatian presidential elections

Election	Candidates	1st round turnout	1st round results (candidates with more than 10% of votes)	2nd round turnout		%
1992 (Aug)	8	74.9%	Tuđman (57.8%), Budiša (22.3%)	—	Franjo Tuđman (HDZ)	—
1997 (Jun)	3	54.6%	Tuđman (61.4%), Tomac (21.0%), Gotovac (17.6%)	—	Franjo Tuđman (HDZ)	—
2000 (Jan–Feb)	9	63.0%	Mesić (41.3%), Budiša (27.8%), Granić (22.6%)	60.9%	Stjepan Mesić (HNS)	56.0%
2005 (Jan)	13	50.6%	Mesić (48.9%), Kosor (20.3%), Mikšić (17.8%)	51.0%	Stjepan Mesić (Ind.)	65.9%
2009–10 (Dec–Jan)	12	44.0%	Josipović (32.4%), Bandić (14.8%), Hebrang (12.0%), Vidošević (11.3%)	50.1%	Ivo Josipović (SDP)	60.3%
2014–15 (Dec–Jan)	4	47.1%	Josipović (38.5%), Grabar-Kitarović (37.2%), Sinčić (16.4%)	59.1%	Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović (HDZ)	50.7%
Source: State Election Commission^[1]

Slovenian presidential elections

Election	Candidates	1st round turnout	1st round results (candidates with more than 10% of votes)	2nd round turnout
1990 (Apr)	4	83.0%	Kučan (44.4%), Pučnik (26.6%), Kramberger (18.6%), Demšar (10.4%)	76.9%	Milan Kučan (SDP)
1992 (Dec)	8	85.8%	Kučan (63.9%), Bizjak (21.1%)	—	Milan Kučan (Ind.)
1997 (Dec)	8	68.3%	Kučan (55.5%), Podobnik (18.4%)	—	Milan Kučan (Ind.)
2002 (Nov–Dec)	9	72.1%	Drnovšek (44.4%), Brezigar (30.8%)	65.4%	Janez Drnovšek (LDS)
2007 (Oct–Nov)	7	57.7%	Peterle (28.7%), Türk (24.5%), Gaspari (24.1%), Jelinčič (19.2%)	58.4%	Danilo Türk (Ind.)
2012 (Nov–Dec)	3	48.4%	Pahor (39.9%), Türk (35.9%), Zver (24.3%)	42.4%	Borut Pahor (SD)
Source: For 1990–2007 elections, The Handbook of Political Change in Eastern Europe (pp. 359–361)

Macedonian presidential elections

Election	Candidates	1st round turnout	1st round results (candidates with more than 10% of votes)	2nd round turnout
1994 (Oct)	2	77.4%	Kiro Gligorov (78.4%), Ljubiša Georgievski (21.6%)	—	Kiro Gligorov (Ind.)
1999 (Oct–Nov)	6	65.0%	Tito Petkovski (33.1%), Boris Trajkovski (21.1%), Vasil Tupurkovski (15.7%), Muharem Nexhipi (15.0%), Stojan Andov (10.8%)	69.0%	Boris Trajkovski (VMRO-DPMNE)
2004 (Apr)	4	55.0%	Branko Crvenkovski (42.5%), Saško Kedev (34.1%), Gezim Ostreni (14.8%)	54.0%	Branko Crvenkovski (SDSM)
2009 (Apr)	7	57.0%	Gjorge Ivanov (35.0%), Ljubomir Frčkoski (20.5%), Imer Selmani (15.0%), Ljube Boškoski (14.9%)	43.0%	Gjorge Ivanov (VMRO-DPMNE)
2014 (Apr)	4	48.9%	Gjorge Ivanov (51.7%), Stevo Pendarovski (37.5%)	54.4%	Gjorge Ivanov (VMRO-DPMNE)
Source: For 1990–2007 elections, The Handbook of Political Change in Eastern Europe (pp. 359–361)

Montenegrin presidential elections

Election	Candidates	1st round turnout	1st round results (candidates with more than 10% of votes)	2nd round turnout
1990 (Dec)	3	75.7%	Momir Bulatović (42.2%), Ljubiša Stanković (16.4%)	65.2%	Momir Bulatović (SKCG)
1992–93 (Dec–Jan)	9	68.9%	Momir Bulatović (42.8%), Branko Kostić (23.7%), Slavko Perović (18.3%)	59.1%	Momir Bulatović (DPS)
1997 (Oct)	4	55.0%	Branko Crvenkovski (42.5%), Saško Kedev (34.1%), Gezim Ostreni (14.8%)	54.0%	Branko Crvenkovski (SDSM)
2009 (Apr)	7	57.0%	Gjorge Ivanov (35.0%), Ljubomir Frčkoski (20.5%), Imer Selmani (15.0%), Ljube Boškoski (14.9%)	43.0%	Gjorge Ivanov (VMRO-DPMNE)
2014 (Apr)	4	48.9%	Gjorge Ivanov (51.7%), Stevo Pendarovski (37.5%)	54.4%	Gjorge Ivanov (VMRO-DPMNE)
Source: For 1990–2007 elections, The Handbook of Political Change in Eastern Europe (pp. 359–361)

French presidential elections

Election	Candidates	1st round turnout	1st round results (candidates with more than 10% of votes)	2nd round turnout		%
1965 (Dec)	6	84.7%	De Gaulle (44.6%), Miterrand (31.7%), Lecaunet (15.6%)	84.3%	Charles de Gaulle (UNR)	55.2%
1969 (Jun)	7	77.6%	Pompidou (44.5%), Poher (23.3%), Duclos (21.3%)	68.9%	Georges Pompidou (UDR)	58.2%
1974 (May)	12	84.2%	Miterrand (43.2%), Giscard d'Estaing (32.6%), Chaban-Delmas (15.1%)	87.3%	Valéry Giscard d'Estaing (RI)	50.8%
1981 (Apr–May)	10	81.1%	Giscard d'Estaing (28.3%), Miterrand (25.8%), Chirac (18.0%), Marchais (15.3%)	85.8%	François Mitterrand (PS)	51.8%
1988 (Apr–May)	9	81.4%	Miterrand (34.1%), Chirac (19.9%), Barre (16.5%), J-M. Le Pen (14.4%)	84.0%	François Mitterrand (PS)	54.0%
1995 (Apr–May)	9	78.4%	Jospin (23.3%), Chirac (20.8%), Balladur (18.6%), J-M. Le Pen (15.0%)	79.7%	Jacques Chirac (RPR)	52.6%
2002 (Apr–May)	16	71.6%	Chirac (19.9%), J-M. Le Pen (16.9%), Jospin (16.2%)	79.7%	Jacques Chirac (RPR)	82.2%
2007 (Apr–May)	12	83.8%	Sarkozy (31.2%), Royal (25.9%), Bayrou (18.6%), J-M. Le Pen (10.4%)	84.0%	Nicolas Sarkozy (UMP)	53.0%
2012 (Apr–May)	10	79.5%	Hollande (28.6%), Sarkozy (27.2%), M. Le Pen (17.9%), Mélenchon (11.1%)	80.3%	François Hollande (PS)	51.6%
2017 (Apr–May)	11	77.8%	Macron (24.0%), M. Le Pen (21.3%), Fillon (20.0%), Mélenchon (19.6%),	74.5%	Emmanuel Macron (EM)	66.1%
Source: State Election Commission^[1]

Austrian presidential elections

Election	Candidates	1st round turnout	1st round results (candidates with more than 10% of votes)	2nd round turnout
1951 (May)	6	96.8%	Gleißner (40.1%), Körner (39.2%), Breitner (15.4%)	96.9%	Theodor Körner (SPÖ)
1957 (May)	2		Schärf (51.1%), Denk (48.9%)	—	Adolf Schärf (SPÖ)
1963 (Apr)	3		Schärf (55.4%), Raab (40.6%)	—	Adolf Schärf (SPÖ)
1965 (May)	2		Jonas (50.7%), Gorbach (49.3%)	—	Franz Jonas (SPÖ)
1971 (Apr)	2		Jonas (52.8%), Waldheim (47.2%)	—	Franz Jonas (SPÖ)
1974 (Jun)	2		Kirchschläger (51.7%), Lugger (48.3%)	—	Rudolf Kirchschläger (Ind.)
1980 (May)	3	91.6%	Kirchschläger (79.9%), Gredler (16.9%)	—	Rudolf Kirchschläger (Ind.)
1986 (May–Jun)	4	89.5%	Waldheim (49.6%), Steyrer (43.7%)	87.3%	Kurt Waldheim (ÖVP)
1992 (Apr–May)	4	84.4%	Streicher (40.7%), Klestil (37.2%), Schmidt (16.4%)	80.9%	Thomas Klestil (ÖVP)
1998 (Apr)	5	74.4%	Klestil (63.4%), Knoll (13.6%), Schmidt (11.1%)	—	Thomas Klestil (ÖVP)
2004 (Apr)	2	74.4%	Fischer (52.4%), Ferrero-Waldner (47.6%)	—	Heinz Fischer (SPÖ)
2010 (Apr)	3	53.6%	Fischer (79.3%), Rosenkranz (15.2%)	—	Heinz Fischer (SPÖ)
Source: State Election Commission^[1]

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