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BAMAKO, Mali – Mali’s constitutional court has released the final results of the July 29 presidential election on Wednesday, confirming that the West African nation will vote in a second round on Sunday between the incumbent president and main opposition leader.
The court says President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita received 41.7 per cent of the vote, while Soumaila Cisse received 17.7 per cent.
The two also faced off in 2013.
The court says it has registered more than 10 requests from the opposition over various anomalies in the first round, but most were declared inadmissible because of timing.
The constitutional court has said there was a 42.38 per cent participation rate among Mali’s more than 8 million registered voters.
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