Bolivia's Supreme Electoral Court described election day as quiet

‎El Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) of Bolivia announced the closing of the election day, after defining it as quiet, without serious incidents and with broad citizen participation.

‎De according to different international media, election day began very early, when the voting centers opened their doors under strict security protocols and with the presence of electoral juries, notaries, delegates from political organizations and observers from 19 international organizations.

‎Un total of eight candidates are competing for the Bolivian presidential elections, in which winning and not going to a second round, they must obtain an absolute majority or 40 percent of the votes with a 10-point advantage over the second-placed candidate.

‎En Otherwise, a second round will be held between the two candidates who came in first and second place