On Sunday, October 2nd, Bosnians will again head to the polls to elect a new president. The last month has meant many long and tireless days for presidential candidate Mirsad Hadžikadić. He has been canvassing the country, sometimes two to three cities and towns per day, meeting with the people and once again sharing his message of hope and change for the country. During these last four weeks, Hadžikadić has also appeared in five presidential debates, which were quite interesting. With two days left before the election, I got his take on the debates and his personal thoughts about the journey. 

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Presidential candidate Mirsad Hadžikadić has been on the stump now for the last week in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as the official campaign period before the October 2nd election has begun. And with that comes the long and grueling days as he and his team attempt to meet as many of the electorate as possible during this 30-day window. I had an opportunity to speak with Hadzikadić during a brief pause between town hall meetings in the northeastern part of the country. He shared his thoughts about the week, and to be back doing what he does best, meeting and talking with people.

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September 2nd, marks the official beginning of the 30-day campaign period for the upcoming general elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina. For presidential candidate Mirsad Hadzkadić it will be a grueling, sleepless time, as he canvasses the country with his message of hope and change. We recently spoke the strategies moving forward, and how this time is much different than his first run for office in 2018.

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