Luis Abinader Secures Second Term as Dominican Republic President

Abinader's victory underscores his popularity, economic achievements, and hardline stance on Haitian migration.

Abinader won the election with nearly 60% of the vote, avoiding the need for a runoff.
His administration has been credited with economic growth and a robust anti-corruption agenda.
Abinader's policies on Haitian migration, including a border wall, have been both popular domestically and criticized internationally.
The president has pledged not to seek constitutional changes for a third term.
Observers noted a high voter turnout and largely smooth electoral process.