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For three straight days Amar Pehlic held it, stretching the gap to 46% at one point while Danis Okanovic trailed behind. Then day 4 arrived and the votes flipped almost uniformly — Okanovic won the day so heavily that he closed a real, sustained gap and finished 45.3% to 42.7%, a swing of nearly 3 points in a single stretch.

The come-from-behind winner's home turf did the damage: Bosnia & Herzegovina's 1,099 votes leaned his way, and so did the three next-largest countries — the US, Germany, and Austria. Pehlic held onto Slovenia, Croatia, Switzerland, and Serbia, but those pools were too small to survive a home-country flood on the last day.

• Day 4 reversal · Pehlic's 46% lead evaporated into a 45%-to-42.7% loss in one day
• Home country surge · Bosnia's 1,099 votes broke decisively for Okanovic
• Narrow survivors · Pehlic kept only Slovenia, Croatia, Switzerland, Serbia