Argentina’s Alberto Fernández Leads Results of Presidential Vote With 47.2% Support

Opposition candidate Alberto Fernández leads Argentina’s presidential election with 47.2% support, the country’s election authority said

BUENOS AIRES—Opposition candidate Alberto Fernández led Argentina’s presidential election on Sunday with 47.2% support, the country’s election authority said. With 68.7% of the votes counted, President Mauricio Macri had 41.

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