The main opposing candidates in the Democratic Republic of the Congo say they will not argue against President Félix Tshisekedi winning again. On December 31, the electoral commission announced that Mr Tshisekedi won the election with 73% of the votes. Businessman Moïse Katumbi came in second with 18%. Mr Katumbi, Martin Fayulu who came in third place, and Nobel Prize winner Denis Mukwege are some of the candidates whose teams have said they will not challenge the results in the Constitutional Court. The last day to submit a request to the court to become a presidential candidate is on Wednesday. The Court has a week to think about an appeal and make a decision. If nobody asks for it, Mr. Tshisekedi will take the oath on January 20th. The election had a lot of problems with organizing and using technology.