Homeland (political alliance)

Homeland Domovina
Leader	Collective leadership
Ideology	Unitarism Conservatism Pro-Europeanism Internal factions Bosniak nationalism Croatian nationalism
Political position	Big tent
Politics of Bosnia and Herzegovina Political parties Elections

Homeland (Bosnian: Domovina) was an electoral alliance in Republika Srpska, one of two entities of Bosnia and Herzegovina, forming a joint parliamentary group in the National Assembly.

The alliance consisted of the Party of Democratic Action, the Union for a Better Future, the Croatian Party of Rights, the Democratic Front, the Party for Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Diaspora Party of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Posavina Party.

History

Consisting of the Party of Democratic Action, the Union for a Better Future, the Croatian Party of Rights, the Democratic Front, the Party for Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Diaspora Party of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Posavina Party, the alliance was formed to contest the 2014 general election in Republika Srpska.[1]

In the general election, the alliance received 5.22% of the vote, winning five seats in the National Assembly.[2]

Member parties

Name		Abbr.	Position	Ideology
	Party of Democratic Action Stranka demokratske akcije	SDA	Centre-right to right-wing	Bosniak nationalism Conservatism Pro-Europeanism
	Union for a Better Future Savez za bolju budućnost	SBB	Centre-right	Conservatism Secularism Pro-Europeanism
	Croatian Party of Rights Hrvatska stranka prava	HSP BiH	Far-right	Croatian nationalism Neo-fascism
	Democratic Front Demokratska fronta	DF	Centre to centre-left	Unitarism Civic nationalism Pro-Europeanism
	Party for Bosnia and Herzegovina Stranka za Bosnu i Hercegovinu	SBiH	Centre	Social conservatism Bosnian unitarism Pro-Europeanism

Election results

National Assembly of Republika Srpska

Election	Vote	%	Seats	+/–	Status
2014	34,583	5.22	5 / 83	New	Opposition

President of Republika Srpska

Election	Place	Candidate	Votes	%	Result
2014	3rd	Ramiz Salkić	24,294	3.63%	Lost

References

1. When bullets decide politics Archived 2014-11-09 at the Wayback Machine Today's Zaman, 4 July 2014
2. Republika Srpska National Assembly Central Elections Commission