The long and grueling days of canvassing cities, towns, villages, and neighborhood cafés across Bosnia and Herzegovina has subsided a bit.  With the October 7 presidential election less than two weeks away the focus now is on the remaining face-offs an...

Mostar is the sixth largest city in Bosnia and Herzegovina and located some 45 miles southwest of Sarajevo.  As Mirsad points out it is a heavily divided city, home to large populations of both Croats and Bosniaks.

Mirsad has openly admitted his campaign does not have the financial resources to put together a media campaign that could compete head-to-head with the established political parties in his quest to become the next president of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Be it a town hall meeting, rally or debate, Mirsad is well aware of the challenges of crafting a message that can be welcomed by an incredibly diverse electorate.  An electorate made up of different nationalities, religious affiliations,

On September 7th, Mirsad embarked upon the official start of the presidential campaign with a rally in Tuzla, the third largest city in Bosnia and Herzegovina.  The week also marked his first face-off of the campaign,

Tuzla, the third largest city in Bosnia and Herzegovina, was the site of Mirsad’s first town hall meeting not that long ago, as he began the long and arduous task of canvassing the country to share his vision of change and to instill a message of hope ...

Mirsad and his campaign team have been canvassing the country since the beginning of June, estimating they have visited a minimum of 30 towns and cities as he shares his vision of change and hope at town hall meetings, colleges and universities,

The long and sometimes grueling days continue for Mirsad and his campaign team as they canvass Bosnia and Herzegovina appearing at town hall meetings, speaking to industry leaders and their employees and making stops at local colleges and universities....

It has become a recurring theme.  The days start early and often times run into the early morning hours the following day as Mirsad and his campaign team continue to canvass the country, taking their message of change to town hall meetings where they m...

Lejla Hadzikadic Gusic, 41, is the eldest of Mirsad and Mirzeta’s two children.  She resides in Charlotte, North Carolina with her husband Said.  Lejla is a physician at the Levine Cancer Institute at Atrium Health specializing in Breast Surgical Oncol...