BBC: Afghanistan presidential election: Ghani set for second term after initial results
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani appears set to win a second term, after preliminary election results showed he was on course to win a narrow majority.
He secured 50.64% of the vote in the September 28 election, officials said. The initial results were delayed amid protests and allegations of fraud.
Mr Ghani's main rival, Dr Abdullah Abdullah, won 39.52% of the vote.
But he has rejected the result and is expected to file an appeal before the final result is announced.
"We would like to make it clear once again... that our team will not accept the result of this fraudulent vote unless our legitimate demands are addressed," a statement from Dr Abdullah's team said on Sunday.
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