Preliminary data published by Guyana's elections commission shows that opposition candidate Irfaan Ali has won a recount of votes in March's presidential election following accusations the tally was manipulated.
FILE PHOTO: Irfaan Ali, presidential candidate for Guyana's opposition People's Progressive Party, meets with supporters, ahead of the March 2nd presidential election, in Georgetown, Guyana January 18, 2020. REUTERS/Luc Cohen/File Photo
President David Granger had claimed victory despite observer groups and diplomats from the United States and the European Union saying there were irregularities in the count. The opposition had said the results from the largest voting district had been inflated to put Granger ahead of Ali. Guyana’s top court found the district’s electoral head had not counted votes in accordance with electoral laws, eventually leading to a country-wide recount.
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