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CNE declares the scrutiny concluded: this is how the final votes stood for Abelardo de la Espriella, Iván Cepeda and the other candidates

The National Electoral Council (CNE) officially concluded the scrutiny process and has already consolidated the final votes obtained by Abelardo de la Espriella (Defensores de la Patria) and Iván Cepeda (Pacto Histórico), and the other candidates who participated in the first presidential round. 
Once this vote review stage, which took four days, is concluded, the CNE magistrates will declare the second round, which will be between Cepeda and De la Espriella next Sunday, June 21. 
There is anticipation for the response of President Gustavo Petro, who has not yet recognized the electoral results, which were endorsed by the electoral body and national and international electoral observation missions present during the day. 
The National Registry stated that the variation between the pre-count (conducted by polling station judges) and the scrutiny (conducted by judges) was a minimal variation of less than 1%. 

How the votes turned out 

Abelardo de la Espriella (Defensores de la Patria) 10.366.143 votes.
Iván Cepeda (Pacto Histórico)
9.703.921 votes.
Paloma Valencia (Centro Democrático) 
1.640.989 votes.
Sergio Fajardo (Dignidad y Compromiso) 
1.009.346 votes.
Claudia López (Imparables) 
224.137 votes.
Santiago Botero (Romper el sistema) 
205.319 votes.
Mauricio Lizcano (Coalición F.A.M.I.L.I.A.)
52.705 votes.
Miguel Uribe Londoño (Partido Demócrata)
28.167 votes. 
Sondra Macollins Garvin (La abogada de hierro)
19.387 votes.
Roy Barreras (La Fuerza) 
13.737 votes.
Gustavo Matamoros (Partido Ecologista Colombiano)
4.901 votes.
LAURA CATALINA PERALTA GIRALDO 
Political Editorial Staff.

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