According to the CEC’s final data, Lukashenko won 86.82% of votes. He is followed by Sergey Syrankov with 3.21%. Next are Oleg Gaidukevich (2.02%), Anna Kanopatskaya (1.86%), and Alexander Khizhnyak (1.74%). As many as 3.60% of voters were against all. A total of 85.69% of around 6.9 million eligible voters took part in the voting.
"No complaints about violations of electoral laws capable of impacting the outcome of the election were received either from citizens or observers during the voting and vote counting," CEC chairman Igor Karpenko said.
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