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    Preliminary Results Reveal an Afghan President - But Will He Be Accepted?

    Preliminary results from Afghanistan’s runoff presidential election were released today. Some 1900 polling paces have been audited after charges of widespread ballot stuffing and audio tapes purporting to show election officials engaging in voter fraud.

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    By Warren Olney • Jul 7, 2014 • 1 min read

    Preliminary results from Afghanistan’s runoff presidential election were released today. Some 1900 polling paces have been audited after charges of widespread ballot stuffing and audio tapes purporting to show election officials engaging in voter fraud. The Independent Election Commission says President Karzai’s hand-picked candidate, Ashraf Ghani is the winner with 56% of the vote, but the opposition, led by Abdullah Abdullah, says it won’t accept that outcome.

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      Warren Olney

      former KCRW broadcaster

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      Azam Ahmed

      New York Times

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      Omar Samad

      Silk Road Consulting / New America Foundation

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      Peter Tomsen

      author and former diplomat

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