run-off was on 13 May 2009 announced to have been postponed to 21 June 2009, due to legal problems with election challenges; by that date, no date had been set for the re-run of the election in the Centre department. According to final results including annulment of illegal votes, the following parties had candidates in the run-off: Fwon Lespwa (LESPWA) – 8 candidates Struggling People's Organization (OPL) – 5 candidates Fusion of Haitian Social Democrats (FUSION) – 3 candidates L'Artibonite in Action (AAA) – 2 candidates Christian National Union for the Reconstruction of Haiti (UNION) – 1 candidate independent – 1 candidate Working Together for Haiti (KONBA) – 1 candidate Union of Haitian Citizens for Democracy, Development and Education (UCADDE) – 1 candidate In the second round, LESPWA won five seats, and five parties won one seat each (OPL, AAA, FUSION, KONBA, UCADDE), as well as an independent. References External links "Poll projects low voter turnout in Haiti:Protests banned," by Kevin Pina, Haiti Information Project/HaitiAction.net, April 16, 2009. "HAITI: Fanmi Lavalas Banned, Voter Apprehension Widespread," by Jeb Sprague, IPS, April 16, 2009. "A funeral and a boycott: ‘The struggle continues’ in Haiti," by Kevin Pina, SF Bay View, June 20, 2009. "Haiti’s voters support Lavalas, boycott election ," by Kevin Pina, SF Bay View, June 22, 2009. Elections in Haiti Haiti Senate election Election and referendum articles with incomplete results