Thousands of Tunisians celebrate Kais Saied's landslide projected win
Thousands of Tunisians took to the streets of the capital on Sunday (October 13) celebrating presidential candidate Kais Saied's projected win, after exit polls showed him leading.
Supporters of Saied waved flags, lit flares and fireworks in the famous Habib Bourguiba street, shortly after Saied spoke to the press.
An exit poll conducted by Sigma Consulting projected a landslide win for independent candidate Kais Saied on Sunday, saying he had taken 76.9% of the votes.
No official results have yet been published.
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