Despite scattered incidents of violence which killed at least two people, voting on Sunday went off peacefully in general in the Caribbean state, one of the world's poorest, where elections are often marred by unrest.

The United Nations, the European Union and observers from the Organization of American States and the Caribbean Community all hailed the second round run-off vote as a major improvement over the turbulent first round held on November 28.

U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon congratulated Haiti on "the successful conduct" of Sunday's elections.

Official preliminary results from the presidential run-off between singer Michel Martelly and former first lady Mirlande Manigat are due on March 31, with definitive results after resolution of legal challenges to be announced on April 16.

The long wait for results has raised fears that impatience and early victory claims in the candidates' camps could trigger street protests and clashes in the volatile country, which is str***ling to recover from a devastating earthquake last year.

Haiti's electoral authorities have banned public demonstrations by the candidates' parties and supporters until official results are announced.

The most recent opinion polls have shown shaven-headed Martelly, 50, a political newcomer and star of Haiti's Konpa carnival music who had campaigned on an energetic promise of change, leading by several percentage points over his more experienced rival Manigat, a 70-year-old law professor.

Martelly's Repons Peyizan party said at a news conference that its analysis of vote tally sheets counted so far put its candidate in the lead, but offered no figures. Manigat and her campaign have expressed confidence in her victory.

'FUTURE AT STAKE'

Praising the mostly smooth vote on Sunday, the U.N. peacekeeping mission in Hairti, MINUSTAH, appealed to Manigat and Martelly's camps and their supporters to show patience and restraint awaiting the results. "The future of the country is at stake," it said in a statement.

Ambassador Colin Granderson, head of the OAS/Caricom observer mission to the elections, said improvements made to the electoral process had led to more secure and orderly voting across the country and a better turnout than the first round.

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