Leftist presidential candidate Iván Cepeda says he has not found evidence supporting claims that Colombia’s Sunday election results were affected by major vote irregularities. Speaking at a press conference, Cepeda—who finished second in the first round—walks back earlier suspicions that far-right outsider Abelardo de la Espriella’s unexpected success may have been driven by fraud. Cepeda said there is no evidence of incidents that would indicate problems of the “nature or severity” required to substantiate allegations of wrongdoing. Bloomberg reports that Cepeda did not identify specific irregularities and stated that he had not seen evidence of major irregularities in the vote. The two outlets describe the same outcome: Cepeda’s position shifts toward a lack of substantiation for fraud allegations. Both accounts focus on Cepeda’s statement that his concerns are not supported by findings so far, while noting that he is the runner-up after the election’s first-round results.