The latest results in Congo’s disputed election
Dec 29 (Reuters) - Democratic Republic of Congo is gradually releasing preliminary results from the Dec. 20 presidential election following a chaotic vote and an unscheduled ballot extension that have led the opposition to demand a re-run.
Below are the latest figures from the election commission, known as the CENI, along with details about how the commission is counting votes and releasing its tally, and why critics are disputing the results.
The latest CENI update on Friday showed President Tshisekedi well ahead of his 18 challengers, with over 72% of around 15.9 million votes counted so far.
Businessman Moise Katumbi and former energy executive Martin Fayulu stand in second and third place respectively with over 18% and over 5% of the vote.
The provisional tally so far is based on results from 52,173 out of almost 76,000 polling stations, according to the CENI.
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