Peru Presidential Election Heads to Runoff Amid Vote Count Delays
Peru's presidential election is heading to a runoff as candidates, including Keiko Fujimori, battle for spots in the second round. The initial vote count has been slow and contentious, leading to increased political tension.
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Fujimori leads first round of Peru presidential election as vote count drags on - The Straits Times
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Peruvians will vote in a presidential runoff in two months after none of the 35 candidates secured an outright victory in the weekend election, though by Tuesday afternoon, the two contenders in the June vote were still unconfirmed. Electoral authorities continued to count the ballots for a third straight day as authorities were forced to extend voting into Monday after ballots had not been delivered in time to polling stations. With 77 percent of ballots tallied, official results on Tuesday sho
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Read full article →Candidates battle for spots in Peru’s presidential runoff
Two days after Peruvians went to the polls, they are still waiting to know who will advance alongside conservative Keiko Fujimori to June's second round.
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