Jasmin Emrić
Assumed office 2014In office 2010–2014In office 2000–2008Preceded by Ekrem Pehić Succeeded by Mirsad Šahinović
Born (1969-11-29 ) November 29, 1969 (age 52) Bužim , Bosnia and Herzegovina , Yugoslavia Political party (2021–present) Other political affiliations Party of Democratic Activity (until 2021) Profession engineer, politician
Jasmin Emrić (born 29 November 1969) is a Bosnian politician. He has served in the House of Representatives of Bosnia and Herzegovina since 2014 as a member of the Party of Democratic Activity (Bosnian : Stranka demokratske aktivnosti , A-SDA).
Early life [ ]
Emrić was born in Bužim , Bosnia and Herzegovina , then part of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia . His parliamentary biography indicates that he is an engineer in the field of geodesy and that he was the director of the organization GEOID in Bihać until 2014.
Political career [ ]
Emrić was elected to the municipal council of Bužim as a candidate of the Party of Democratic Action (Bosnian : Stranka demokratske akcije , SDA) in 2000. The SDA won a landslide majority in this election, and Emrić was subsequently chosen by councillors as the city's mayor . He left the SDA at some point between 2000 and 2004 and was re-elected as mayor as an independent candidate in the 2004 municipal elections , the first to be held after Bosnia and Herzegovina introduced the direct election of mayors.[2] He joined the A-SDA in 2008 and was defeated by SDA candidate in the 2008 municipal elections .
He was elected to the Una-Sana Canton legislature in the 2010 elections and served until the end of his term in 2014, leading a four-member grouping from his party.
Emrić was elected to the House of Representatives of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the 2014 general election , winning a seat in the first electoral division of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (one of the two entities that makes up the country). He is the first person to serve in the country's legislature as a member of the A-SDA, and he does not belong to any parliamentary caucus.
As of 2016, he on serves the House of Representatives finance and budget committee, the committee for the election of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Council of Ministers, and the joint committee on economic reforms and development. He is a member of the parliamentary friendship group for North and South America , Australia , Oceania , and Japan .[3]
Electoral record [ ]
2014 Bosnia and Herzegovina State House of Representatives election results: Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Division One
Party
Votes
%
Mandates
Party of Democratic Action
34,111
27.70
1
Party of Democratic Activity
14,227
11.55
1
HDZ –HSS –HKDU ––
13,176
10.70
1
Democratic Front
13,119
10.65
Union for a Better Future of BiH
11,602
9.42
Social Democratic Party
11,336
9.20
Croatian Democratic Union 1990
5,895
4.79
Labour Party of Bosnia and Herzegovina
5,612
4.56
Alliance of Independent Social Democrats
4,143
3.36
SPP –SDU –DNZ
3,890
3.16
Bosnian-Herzegovinian Patriotic Party-Sefer Halilović
1,795
1.46
Party for Bosnia and Herzegovina
1,420
1.15
People's Party for Work and Betterment
1,273
1.03
Diaspora Party
1,016
0.82
Social Democratic Union - Union for Us All
250
0.20
Bosnian Party
179
0.15
HSP –DSI
121
0.10
Total valid votes
123,165
100.00
Party of Democratic Action candidate preference votes
Senad Šepić (elected) (incumbent)
15,517
Šemsudin Dedić
11,737
Amir Avdić
10,333
Maida Aldžić
4,075
Emina Musić
3,822
Merima Mulić
2,877
Party of Democratic Activity candidate preference votes
Jasmin Emrić (elected)
7,660
Haris Ćoralić
4,780
Šerif Kaljiković
3,172
Dženita Velić
2,480
Nedžad Hadžić
2,442
Samir Suljkanović
2,009
Memnuna Mahić
1,835
Dilka Rubin
1,764
HDZ –HSS –HKDU –– candidate preference votes
Borjana Krišto (elected)
6,379
Mato Franjičević
3,104
Petar Radoš
2,739
Ivica Pašalić-Lhotak
2,705
Marko Mamić
594
Iliana Dronjić
461
Slavko Galiot
313
Željko Škripić
189
Democratic Front candidate preference votes
Rusmir Mujadžić
3,371
Zaharije Mesić
2,355
Emsud Zulić
2,273
Dinko Bećirspahić
1,991
Ivana Robović
1,543
Meho Dučanović
1,423
Sanja Kudrić
1,226
Franjka Konta
1,118
Union for a Better Future of BiH candidate preference votes
Amir Harbaš
3,908
Midhat Dedić
1,991
Emira Komić
1,540
Nermina Islamović
1,230
Azema Smailović
1,197
Almir Redžić
1,055
Semir Mujadžić
877
Kemal Mržljak
739
Social Democratic Party candidate preference votes
Hamdija Lipovača (incumbent)
7,588
Nermina Ćemalović
1,711
Suljo Suljić
1,328
Ibrahim Kamenjašević
791
Jasmina Begatović
756
Huska Jukić
751
Stevo Trninić
674
Ana Dolušić
597
Croatian Democratic Union 1990 candidate preference votes
Zdravko Erceg
2,953
Grgo Radoš
893
Ante Janković
873
Lovro Karaula
503
Borka Vukadin
442
Mate Rebrina
412
Tanja Šantić
306
Jagoda Ljevak
250
SPP –SDU –DNZ candidate preference votes
Rifat Dolić
2,696
Sejfo Mustafić
622
Sabina Šabanagić
288
Anto Smoljo
266
Amra Veladžić
210
Vera Došenović
184
Muhamed Borić
151
Nevena Perkić
130
Diaspora Party candidate preference votes
Senad Bajrić
754
Social Democratic Union - Union for Us All candidate preference votes
Njiaz Ćoralić
160
Samira Alagić
63
HSP –DSI candidate preference votes
Ivan Krolo
86
Source: Verified results of the 2014 General Election , Central Election Committee of Bosnia and Herzegovina, accessed March and April 2016.
2010 Bosnia and Herzegovina election results: Assembly of the Una-Sana Canton
Party
Votes
%
Mandates
Social Democratic Party of Bosnia and Herzegovina
25,850
23.59
8
Party of Democratic Action
24,873
22.70
7
Democratic People's Union
14,636
13.35
4
Party of Democratic Activity
12,793
11.67
4
Party for Bosnia and Herzegovina
9,001
8.21
3
Union for a Better Future of BiH
7,918
7.22
2
People's Party For Work And Betterment –KSPP–LDS and European Ecological Party E-5
5,925
5.41
2
Alliance of Independent Social Democrats
1,413
1.29
Our Party –
1,200
1.09
Social Democratic Union of Bosnia and Herzegovina
1,059
0.97
Bosnian-Herzegovinian Patriotic Party-Sefer Halilović
1,016
0.93
Croatian Democratic Union of Bosnia and Herzegovina
842
0.77
Pensioners' Party of Bosnia and Herzegovina
785
0.72
HDZ 1990
647
0.59
Bosnian Party
407
0.37
Party for the People of Bosnia and Herzegovina
342
0.31
Party of the Penniless People
303
0.28
Stranka Udruženih Nezavisnih Demokrata Bosne i Hercegovine
172
0.16
True Path Party
119
0.11
Democratic People's Alliance
116
0.11
96
0.09
Socialist Party
34
0.03
Zavičajni Socijaldemokrati
26
0.02
Turnaround Coalition (GDS –NEP)
12
0.01
HSP BiH
11
0.01
Total valid votes
109,596
100.00
Party of Democratic Activity candidate preference votes
Jasmin Emrić (elected)
4,920
(elected)
3,608
(elected)
3,338
(elected)
3,180
Mujo Beganović
2,843
Muhamed Beširević
2,474
Asmir Hadžipašić
2,453
Dejan Samardžić
2,366
Sabina Beganović
2,170
Jusuf Botonjić
1,803
Aldina Osmančević
1,799
Samir Duranović
1,744
Ferid Kulosman
1,561
Reuf Osmanagić
1,548
Nijaz Delić
1,455
Jasmina Melić
1,439
Mejisa Misaljević
1,383
Senita Keškić
1,379
Amel Aldžić
1,350
Amir Džajić
1,197
Elvira Krupić
1,188
Nedžad Hadžić
1,188
Elvin Karabegović
1,187
Tevhida Musić
1,181
Fuad Sulejmanagić
1,093
Almir Šahbazović
1,033
Sadija Alihodžić
1,024
Alma Hodžić
995
Džana Mešanović
992
Razija Bakija
988
Ibrahim Erdić
933
Jasmin Lemeš
913
Remzija Sadić
874
Source: Verified results of the 2010 General Election , Central Election Committee of Bosnia and Herzegovina, accessed 7 March 2016.
2004 Bosnia and Herzegovina municipal election results: Mayor of Bužim
Party
Candidate
Votes
%
Jasmin Emrić (incumbent)
Independent
2,871
56.78
Mehmed Ćenanović
Party of Democratic Action
2,185
43.22
Total valid votes
5,056
100.00
Source: СЛУЖБЕНИ ГЛАСНИК, РЕПУБЛИКЕ СРПСКЕ (Official Gazette, Republika Srpska), 8 March 2005.
2000 Bosnia and Herzegovina municipal election results: Bužim municipal council
Party of Democratic Action candidate preference votes
Šefket Bajrić (elected)
692
Sadeta Nesimovižć (elected)
675
Niyaz Veladžić (elected)
668
Safet Ljubijankić (elected)
615
Samir Abazović (elected)
610
Remzija Šahinović (elected)
548
Kazim Mulalić (elected)
512
Jasmin Emrić (elected)
500
Suvad Dervić (elected)
434
Emir Cinac (elected)
399
Salko Bajrektarević (elected)
398
Emina Alašević (elected)
364
Hasan Hilić (elected)
358
Remiza Krupić
337
Alma Isaković
286
Zuhdija Makić
249
Refika Aldžić
242
Ramiza Duraković
196
Ðula Durić
141
Sources: Verified party vote totals and verified candidate vote totals , Central Election Committee of Bosnia and Herzegovina, accessed 9 March 2016.
References [ ]
External links [ ]
Jasmin Emrić (biographical entry), Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina