JUDY WOODRUFF, CNN ANCHOR: The unexpected has happened in Peru. President Alberto Fujimori, Thursday, fell just short of winning a majority in the presidential election. A run-off is expected in early June. CNN's Harris Whitbeck is in the capital, Lima, with details.</s>HARRIS WHITBECK, CNN CORRESPONDENT (on camera): After results were announced last night that indicated a run-off will be held between incumbent Alberto Fujimori and opposition candidate Alejandro Toledo, both camps seem to be regrouping. Toledo told a group of his supporters last night that while a second run-off declaration can be considered a victory over what he considers to be fraud and irregularities in the electoral process, he said that his supporters must remain vigilant to prevent the same occurring in a second round. President Fujimori, on the other part, needs to work a little bit on his image. Many in the opposition here, of course, consider him to be involved in those charges of fraud and irregularities. He has said all along that the process has been clean and fair and just. The international observer community will remain in the country to monitor the second round of voting to make sure that it is as clean as possible. Harris Whitbeck, CNN, Lima, Peru.
Peru's President Alberto Fujimori Faces Run-Off in Presidential Election