Iceland's current president Gudni Th. Johannesson has been re-elected with 92.9% of votes, Iceland's local newspaper Morgunbladid reported.
An opponent of the current president, businessman and politician Gudmundur Franklin Jonsson, had 7.8% of the vote. The turnout was 66.9%; 168,821 voters took part in the elections.
In 2016, 48-year-old Johannesson won the election, becoming the youngest president in Iceland's history, TASS noted.
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