Exit poll shows Ecuador's Correa wins re-election


QUITO (Reuters) - An exit poll shows Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa won re-election in Sunday's presidential vote, as the OPEC nation's electoral authority continues counting ballots to provide an official result.

Correa won 61 percent of the vote compared with 21 percent for former banker Guillermo Lasso, the closest rival of the seven opposition candidates in the race, according to a survey by polling firm Opinion Public shown by Ecuadorean state TV.

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