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2:30am La Paz - Bolivia's election authority continues to hold a live official vote count. - 67.91% of the total votes have been counted at this time - 32.09% of votes not yet counted Evo Morales (MAS) 43.03% (1,819,012) votes Carlos Mesa (CC) 41.4% (1,750,232) voteshttps://twitter.com/Canal_BoliviaTV/status/1186501624753205249 …
Another simultaneous count, known as the TREP (Transmisión Rápida y Segura de Actas Resultados Preliminares de Actas en Recinto) reached 95.63% of votes, giving Morales a 10.11% lead over Mesa. With 4.37% outstanding, the remaining vote could go either way; is too close to call.
Evo Morales would require a 10-point lead in the final official count, over his nearest opponent Carlos Mesa to triumph in the first round. It's unclear when the count will be 100% complete. Bolivian state media has not made any declarations, nor has the TSE, or the MAS.
TED (Departmental electoral authority) of LaPaz is on a 4th break from vote counting. President Florencia Laruta suggests that protesters didn't allow for the entry of personnel who had the electoral materials. https://twitter.com/AbyaYalatv/status/1186608663164850176 …
Is this an unofficial count?
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