| But I think we all saw this one coming. |
SKOPJE, Macedonia (AP) - Macedonia's liberal prime minister won presidential elections Wednesday, pledging to help keep the ethnically troubled Balkan country at peace. With virtually all of the ballots counted, Branko Crvenkovski received 62 percent, the state electoral commission said early Thursday. His opponent, right-wing opposition candidate Sasko Kedev - a U.S.-educated doctor with little background in politics - had 37 percent, the commission said. The turnout was about 53%. |