 On 21 October, the Plurinational Electoral Organ reported a still-incomplete count, suggesting that with only 95.3% of verified votes, Morales had too large of a margin above 10 points to overcome, avoiding a second run-off round, and so Morales would remain in power for a fourth term.Based on this result, along with reported irregularities and the two-term presidential limit that the Bolivian Constitutional Tribunal had nullified, the Bolivian opposition and protestors as well as some foreign governments and international observers called for an audit of the process and results, to which Morales agreed.The OAS audit of the election began on 31 October and was observed by Spain, Mexico, and Paraguay.