Ante Jelavic vs Kizza Besigye

Jelavic served as the Croat member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina from 1998 to 2001. He was a member of the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) and advocated for Croat interests within the Bosnian federation.

Jelavic was removed from the Presidency in March 2001 by the High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina, Wolfgang Petritsch, for violating the Dayton Agreement. He had declared a self-rule for Croats in Bosnia, which was deemed unconstitutional.

Besigye ran as the main challenger to Yoweri Museveni in Uganda's presidential election. He received 28% of the vote against Museveni's 69%. This was his first presidential bid, establishing him as the leading opposition figure.

Besigye ran as the FDC candidate in Uganda's first multi-party election in 25 years. He received 37% of the vote against Museveni's 59%. His campaign was hampered by his arrest on treason and rape charges, which were later dropped.

Besigye contested the Ugandan presidential election as the FDC candidate. He received 26% of the vote against Museveni's 68%. Following the election, he led protests against rising prices and poor governance, which were met with police crackdowns.

Besigye ran as the Forum for Democratic Change candidate in Uganda's presidential election against Yoweri Museveni. Official results gave Museveni 60% and Besigye 35%. Besigye rejected the results, alleging widespread fraud, and was placed under house arrest.