Colombia's President and presidential candidate Juan Manuel Santos (R) holds hands with former presidential candidate Clara Lopez of the Alternative Democratic Pole party, during a campaign rally in Bogota June 5, 2014. REUTERS/John Vizcaino
BOGOTA (Reuters) - Three polls showed on Friday that Colombia's presidential race is too close to call as opposition challenger Ivan Oscar Zuluaga seeks to unseat President Juan Manuel Santos in a June 15 runoff focussed on how to end the country's half-century guerrilla war.
A Gallup poll showed the two candidates neck-and-neck, but two other surveys gave solid leads to one or the other.
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