A RUN-OFF SEEMS INEVITABLE IN SENEGAL. UN SECOND TOUR PARAÎT INÉVITABLE AU SÉNÉGAL







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According to preliminary figures after close to 70% of the vote count, election monitors who are now counting ballots to determine who among the 14 presidential candidates may have won, say that it appears that no candidate had gotten the necessary 50%, making a runoff inevitable. It looks like the run-off would oppose Macky Sall and Abdoulaye Wade.





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D'après les résultats préliminaires tenant sur 70% du dépouillage, les observateurs électoraux comptant les votes pour départager les 14 candidats à la présidentielle, affirment qu'aucun ne serait en mesure d'obtenir les 50% requis pour la victoire. Un second tour devient inévitable. Il semble que ce second tour opposera Macky Sall à Abdoulaye Wade.

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