Runoff Likely as Senegal Counts Vote
- Publisher:
- Al Jazeera
- Publication Date:
- 28 February 2012
- Tags:
- Senegal
Senegal's president has acknowledged that he may not have enough votes to avoid an election run-off.
Abdoulaye Wade had been predicting outright victory as he seeks a controversial third term in office.
Al Jazeera's Andrew Simmons reports from Dakar, Senegal.
Boost for Senegalese Opposition
- Wade Faces Strong Challenge As Votes Counted
- Diaspora Vote in Paris
- 'Leave Our Country,' Protesters Tell Obasanjo
- Church Offers Observers to Aid Elections
- France Urges Wade to Pass On Power
- VIDEO: Sall Gets Boost in His Bid to Become Senegal's New President
- Is the Die Already Cast for Wade?
- Abdoulaye Wade Will Be Humiliated
- UN Chief Calls On Citizens to Ensure Peaceful Presidential Run-Off
- Former Wade Ally Heads for Presidential Run-Off
- Towards a Second Round of Voting - Teacher Versus Disciple
- Second Round of Presidential Election Likely
Tensions Grow in Senegal Over Poll
- Uncertainty Grips Nation On Eve of Poll
- Three Scenarios for Sunday's Poll
- Scenes From a Presidential Election
- Will People Vote for Wade?
- Abdoulaye Wade's Dance of Folly
- France Urges Wade to Pass On Power
- Whither Democracy?
- Wade Rejects Calls to Pull Out of Presidential Race
- UN Human Rights Experts Stress Freedoms in Lead-Up to Presidential Poll
- Looking at President Wade's Reign
- Elections - Is Wade Still Popular in the Suburbs?
- Two Women Among 14 Candidates for President
- Presidential Candidates Urged to Decry Political Violence
- Wade Ignores Obasanjo Call to Pull Out of Poll
- Obasanjo Meets Senegalese Opposition
- Ban Presses for Credible and Peaceful Presidential Elections
- Twitter, the Anti-Wade Platform?
- 'The Web is Very, Very, Very Powerful'
- AU Deploys an Observers Mission to Senegal
- General Obasanjo to Lead Joint AU-Ecowas Mission to Senegal
Senegal's New Leader Faces Big Task
- VIDEO: Stiff Challenges Await Senegal's New Leader
- New President's Toughest Tasks Lie Ahead
- UN Head Calls on Leaders to Work Together
- A New Generation Takes Over
- Senegal - Jonathan, Ekweremadu Hail Sall's Victory
- Statement by President Obama on Presidential Elections
- Senegal's Abdoulaye Wade Admits Poll Defeat
- Ivorian Reaction to Sengal's Election
- Statement By U.S. Secretary Clinton on Presidential Elections
