Ghani leads in Afghan presidential runoff vote counting

Ghani leads in Afghan presidential runoff vote counting

KABUL, Afghanistan - Yousuf Nouristani, chairman of the Independent Election Commission, announces the preliminary results of Afghanistan's presidential runoff in Kabul on July 7, 2014. Former Finance Minister Ashraf Ghani held the lead over former Foreign Minister Abdullah Abdullah, but Nouristani said the results are not conclusive with the final outcome expected to be announced on July 22.

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