Burundian President Pierre Nkurunziza has won the Monday poll with 91.62 percent of the votes, media reports quoted the country's electoral commission as reporting on Wednesday. The commission said that at national level Nkurunziza is elected by 91.62 percent. The figures will later be sent to the constitutional court which will announce the final results. Some 3.5 million Burundian citizens aged 18 years and above went to polls on Monday to elect their new president. About 7,000 polling stations were set up throughout Burundi's 17 provinces. The only candidate to the election was President Nkurunziza of the ruling Conseil National pour la Dfense de la D mocratie- Forces de Dfense de la Dmocratie (CNDD-FDD). He is alone in the presidential competition after six opposition candidates pulled out of the competition early this month, alleging massive fraud in the communal elections held on May 24 this year. The May 24 communal election is the first in a series of elections scheduled this year in Burundi. After the presidential elections on June 28, National Assembly elections will be held on July 23 and Senate elections on July 28. The last will be the local election scheduled on Sept. 7. Burundi is an East African country located at the Great Lakes Region. It borders Rwanda to the north, Tanzania to the east and south, and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo) to the west. 