Prime Ministers of Republika Srpska
- Branko Đerić (22 April 1992 - 20 January 1993) (SDS)
- Vladimir Lukić (20 January 1993 - 18 August 1994) (SDS)
- Dušan Kozić (18 August 1994 - 17 December 1995) (SDS)
- Rajko Kasagić (17 December 1995 - 18 May 1996) (SDS)
- Gojko Kličković (18 May 1996 - 18 January 1998) (SDS)
- Milorad Dodik (18 January 1998 - 12 January 2001) (SNSD) (1st term)
- Mladen Ivanić (12 January 2001 - 17 January 2003) (PDP)
- Dragan Mikerević (17 January 2003 - 17 February 2005) (PDP)
- Pero Bukejlović (17 February 2005 - 28 February 2006) (SDS)
- Milorad Dodik (28 February 2006 - 15 November 2010) (SNSD) (2nd term)
- Anton Kasipović (15 November 2010 - 29 December 2010) (Non-party)
- Aleksandar Džombić (29 December 2010 - Present (SNSD)
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