Former Prime Minister of Mali, Ibrahim Boubacar Keita has a comfortable lead, and you can win a thorough in this West African country's high-risk first-round victory in the presidential election, Minister for Territorial Administration said on Tuesday.
Keita opponent immediately rejected partial results, calling for ministers, who are responsible for the election to resign, to set up an international commission, tally, they said to go to the second round of voting.
Sunday turned out a large number of voters across Mali, eager for a new start, in March 2012 after the coup and the al-Qaeda-linked separatist rebels seize desert north last year. It took tens of thousands of French troops attack, they scattered in the desert and mountains.
Voting is peaceful and observer delegations commended the polls, but tensions rose close to announcing the results.
"There are a candidate Ibrahim Boubacar Keita, with wide margins, compared with the other candidates," in the capital, Bamako, Minister of Territorial Administration Colonel Moussa Coulibaly told Sinko reporters.
"If maintained, which means there will be no need for a second round," he said. The results represent a constituency from across the third ballot, he said.
Coulibaly repeatedly rejected a reporter's request, the exact figures. He said the findings have been confirmed by the Election Committee.
Amadou Coit Tower before the announcement of the Minister of Finance Soumaila Cisse, Coulibaly said that currently in second place spokesman, known as "scandalous" and questioned why the minister refused to give figures backup speak.
"We are simply refuse Minister announced these trends, and we call for the resignation of ministers and an international commission of inquiry ... is set to vote."
Coit Tower questioned how ministers could give a third of the votes based on the projection, he said the commission is determined by the representatives of all factions, and is responsible for collating the results so far have only a 12% of the vote.
Challenges oath
Minutes after the results were announced Bamako streets, cars and motorcycles honked their horns and Keita's supporters chanted "IBK" "IBK" IBK, outside his house, "the acronym, he is universally known.
Keita Cisse and the other two opponents - former Prime Minister Modibo Sidibe and Dramane Dembele, Mali largest party candidates - Monday came together in the complaint process.
Roosevelt complained that their union, initially set up against last year's coup, hundreds of thousands of people are excluded from voting due to technical defects.
FDR Alliance members have claimed the French, led by popular vote on pushing Keita Mali despite concerns preparations in this process, the world's largest country.
Cisse says he will challenge the results if Keita declared a winner.
"This is Mr. Cisse to prove anything, he claimed, he claimed using existing legal channels. Imperfections will affect the winners and losers," Louis Michel, EU Chief Observer Mission in Mali, said on Tuesday.
"In my opinion, today's problem, we have to inform the process will not affect the legality," he told Reuters reporters.
Coulibaly said the average turnout was 53.3% consistent so far, as well as Mali, a record high of more than 40%. The end result could be ready on Wednesday.
Who won the election, by promoting national reconciliation efforts and to conclude peace negotiations with the Tuareg who are allowed to vote in places, but still in the deserts of northern Mali remote corners of armed separatists.
They will also be responsible for a 300 million euros (3.98 billion) donors to rebuild the country and plans to kick-start the economy.
 



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