Liberia's ruling party alleges election irregularitiesMONROVIA (Reuters) - Liberia s ruling party, which came second in a presidential election first round on Oct. 10, has said the poll was marred by irregularities, following similar claims from other parties. Vice President Joseph Boakai, a member of outgoing President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf s Unity Party, won 28.8 percent of votes, versus 38.4 percent for former soccer star George Weah. A run-off vote between the two candidates is scheduled for Nov. 7.  International observers from the European Union, the Carter Center and the National Democratic Institute have said they saw no major problems with the vote, which was meant to usher in Liberia s first democratic transfer of power since 1944.   The Unity Party did not say whether it would petition the election committee for a re-run, as did the Liberty Party of the third-placed candidate, Charles Brumskine, over what it said were  gross irregularities and fraud .  We too have been gathering reports ... pointing to some anomalies and electoral management inefficiencies, which prevented some of our supporters and citizens from exercising their constitutional rights to vote,  the Unity Party said in a statement. It said it was still deciding what action to take  consistent with the laws of Liberia . Another candidate, Alexander Cummings of the Alternative National Congress, has also said there were problems during the polls, including the theft of ballot boxes, but his party has yet to file a complaint.  The communications director of the election commission, Henry Flomo, said the commission would respond to the Unity Party s concerns as quickly as possibly, adding that the party could challenge the commission s findings at the Supreme Court if it is not satisfied.  worldnews
liberia ruling party alleges election irregularitiesmonrovia reuters liberia ruling party came second presidential election first round said poll marred irregularities following similar claims parties vice president joseph bahai member outgoing president ellen johnson sirleaf unity party percent votes versus percent former soccer star george weak a vote two candidates scheduled international observers european union carter center national democratic institute said saw major problems vote meant usher liberia first democratic transfer power since the unity party say whether would petition election committee liberty party candidate charles brumskine said gross irregularities fraud we gathering reports pointing anomalies electoral management efficiencies prevented supporters citizens exercising constitutional rights vote unity party said statement it said still deciding action take consistent laws liberia another candidate alexander cuttings alternative national congress also said problems polls including theft ballot boxes party yet file complaint the communications director election commission henry from said commission would respond unity party concerns quickly possibly adding party could challenge commission findings supreme court satisfied worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Liberia's ruling party alleges election irregularitiesMONROVIA (Reuters) - Liberia s ruling party, which came second in a presidential election first round on Oct. 10, has said the poll was marred by irregularities, following similar claims from other parties. Vice President Joseph Boakai, a member of outgoing President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf s Unity Party, won 28.8 percent of votes, versus 38.4 percent for former soccer star George Weah. A run-off vote between the two candidates is scheduled for Nov. 7.  International observers from the European Union, the Carter Center and the National Democratic Institute have said they saw no major problems with the vote, which was meant to usher in Liberia s first democratic transfer of power since 1944.   The Unity Party did not say whether it would petition the election committee for a re-run, as did the Liberty Party of the third-placed candidate, Charles Brumskine, over what it said were  gross irregularities and fraud .  We too have been gathering reports ... pointing to some anomalies and electoral management inefficiencies, which prevented some of our supporters and citizens from exercising their constitutional rights to vote,  the Unity Party said in a statement. It said it was still deciding what action to take  consistent with the laws of Liberia . Another candidate, Alexander Cummings of the Alternative National Congress, has also said there were problems during the polls, including the theft of ballot boxes, but his party has yet to file a complaint.  The communications director of the election commission, Henry Flomo, said the commission would respond to the Unity Party s concerns as quickly as possibly, adding that the party could challenge the commission s findings at the Supreme Court if it is not satisfied.  worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: liberia ruling party alleges election irregularitiesmonrovia reuters liberia ruling party came second presidential election first round said poll marred irregularities following similar claims parties vice president joseph bahai member outgoing president ellen johnson sirleaf unity party percent votes versus percent former soccer star george weak a vote two candidates scheduled international observers european union carter center national democratic institute said saw major problems vote meant usher liberia first democratic transfer power since the unity party say whether would petition election committee liberty party candidate charles brumskine said gross irregularities fraud we gathering reports pointing anomalies electoral management efficiencies prevented supporters citizens exercising constitutional rights vote unity party said statement it said still deciding action take consistent laws liberia another candidate alexander cuttings alternative national congress also said problems polls including theft ballot boxes party yet file complaint the communications director election commission henry from said commission would respond unity party concerns quickly possibly adding party could challenge commission findings supreme court satisfied worldnews