According to the National Electoral Council (CNE) data, the results of the Ecuadorian presidential election will be available until 4:40 am on Monday:

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The results of the Ecuadorian presidential election are as of 2:37 am this Monday, according to data from the National Electoral Council (CNE):

Presidential candidate Andres Aras is leading the Ecuadorian election. Yahoo Perez and Guillermo Lasso are vying for second place. The difference between the two candidates is very small. Preliminary results suggest there may be a second round, but many more posts are yet to be implemented. The criteria established by the Ecuadorian Electoral Code for the second round must also be met, which will occur if none of the candidates receives 40% of the valid votes and a difference of more than 10 percentage points over the next two.

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Ecuador’s Presidential Election Results As of 1:37 AM ET this Monday, according to National Election Council (CNE) data:

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According to the National Electoral Council (CNE) data, the results of the Ecuadorian presidential election as of 12:50 a.m. Monday are:

A total of 35,811 entries were examined (89.56%)

Leading candidates:

• Andres Aras: 32.29%
• Yaku Perez: 19.74%
• Guillermo Lasso: 19.49%
• Xavier Hervas: 16.03%

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Ecuadorian presidential election results until 11:50 PM ET, according to National Electoral Council (CNE) data:

A total of 28,647 entries were examined (71.64%)

Leading candidates:

• Andres Aras: 32.13%
• Yoke Perez: 20.03%
• Guillermo Lasso: 19.29%
• Xavier Hervas: 16.09%

Yaku Perez, the presidential candidate for the multinational Green Movement, promises that their entry into the second round is “undeniable”. CNN cannot verify this information provided by the Ecuadorian National Electoral Council. Perez says they tried to “hack” his site and he will file a complaint. CNN could not verify that information independently. Yaku Perez said he would work with all sectors that identify themselves against corruption and national reconciliation. According to initial data from the CNE rapid numbers, Andres Aras Rapidly tops the list, followed by Yaku Perez and Guillermo Lasso.

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Ecuadorian presidential election results up to 10:50 PM ET, according to data National Election Council (CNE):

A total of 17,471 minutes explored (43.69%)

Leading candidates:

• Andres Aras: 31.01%
• Yoke Perez: 20.90%
• Guillermo Lasso: 19.15%
• Xavier Hervas: 16.58%

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A preliminary draw released by the National Electoral Council (CNE) found that 76% of those authorized to vote in this Sunday’s election in Ecuador had already done so.

“97% of the people who went to the polls did not show any signs of Govt-19,” CNE reported.

Andres Aras is one of the candidates with his racer Carlos Rabasque. They are provided by the Union for Hope movement, promoted by former President Raphael Korea.

At age 65, he leads opportunities to form a right-wing political movement (CREO). In 2017, Lasso lost the election to current President Lennon Moreno and was a strong opponent of former President Rafael Correa.

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Diana Atmind, chairwoman of the National Electoral Council (CNE), said in a statement that more than 60% of Ecuador’s eligible voters had already gone to the polls this afternoon.

“So far, 62.34% of voters have gone to the Ballot Boards (JRV) to fulfill their voting duty. The turnout in these elections exceeds the expectations of the electoral process,” the CNE document explained.

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Ecuador’s President Lennon Moreno said on Sunday that his government would “respect the will of the people” over the election results.

Moreno made the statements after voting at the Socrates Corazones School in Quito.

This is what he said:

“A warmest greeting to the citizens who exercise their right to vote, which guarantees the fairness of the democratic process. We will always be on the lookout for all security agencies responsible for the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Defense. A warm greeting to the people and thank you for your democratic election of representatives.

Presidential candidates want Yaku Perez Of the multinational green movement and Guillermo Lasso CREO exercised the movement’s right to vote. Presidential candidate for Union for Hope, Andres Aras, Could not vote, but went with his relatives.

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