Ahmadinejad had 68.8 percent of the more than 10 million ballots counted so far, according to the released results. His main reformist challenger Mir Hossein Mousavi had 28.8 percent, said senior ministry official Kamran Daneshjoo.

The government has not yet released the total number of voters.

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Violence flares after Iran authorities are accused of 'manipulating' results

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Where is Jimmy Carter when you need him :)

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Door slams on hope of change in Iran

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Biden interview

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Looks like "I'm in a Jihad" has some problems on his hands

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