Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner is expected to win re-election in a landslide Sunday.
Opinion polls say the current leader is likely to win outright with more than 50% of the vote. She needs 45%, or at least 40% and a 10-point lead, over her nearest rival to avoid a runoff.
Among her closest competitors are Hermes Binner, Ricardo Alfonsin and Eduardo Duhalde.
Binner, a Socialist governor from Santa Fe, has gained in polls since a primary election in August, but still trails Fernandez by more than 35 points.
The current president, a center-left member of the Peronist party, handily won the primary. Fernandez garnered more than half the country's votes, making her the undisputed front-runner going into Sunday's election.
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