<h1>Bolivia heads to presidential runoff after no candidate met 50% or 40%+10 threshold; centrist leads 32.8%</h1> Bolivia's presidential election will proceed to a runoff after no candidate met the electoral thresholds required to avoid a second round (over 50% or at least 40% with a 10-point lead); a centrist candidate led with 32.8% and a right-wing former president trailed with 26.4% with roughly 91% of ballots counted. The result breaks more than two decades of dominance by the ruling leftist party, which performed poorly, and reflects voter concern over economic collapse, high inflation and shortages that have weakened the incumbent movement and fractured its leadership.