Possible final vote in North Macedonia presidential election
Polls have opened in North Macedonia for a presidential election runoff between two top vote-getters from the first round.
More than 3,400 polling stations opened Sunday for the final vote.

The two candidates, Stevo Pendarovski of the ruling Social Democrats, and Gordana Siljanovska Davkova, backed by the conservative opposition VMRO-DPMNE party, finished in a near dead heat, with about 42% of the votes each, in the first round on April 21.
A key question is whether turnout will reach the 40% needed for the election to be valid. The first round barely made it past, with a turnout of 41.8%.
If declared invalid, the two-round contest for the largely ceremonial post will be repeated.
Via NYT


