List of Vice-Presidents of Republika Srpska

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List of Vice-Presidents of Republika Srpska.

Below is a list of office-holders:

Name	Entered office	Left office	Party
Biljana Plavšić^[1] Nikola Koljević^[2]	1992	1996	SDS SDS
Dragoljub Mirjanić^[3]	1996	1998	SDS
Mirko Šarović^[1]	1998	2000	SDS
Dragan Čavić	2000	2002	SDS
Adil Osmanović (1st term) Ivan Tomljenović	October 5, 2002	2006	SDA SDP BiH
Adil Osmanović (2nd term)^[4] Davor Čordaš^[4]	October 2006	2010	SDA HDZ BiH
Enes Suljkanović Emil Vlajki	2010	November 24, 2014	SDP BiH NDP
Ramiz Salkić Josip Jerković	November 24, 2014	Incumbent	Homeland HDZ BiH

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