Overview
- Peruvian election authority figures show Simeón 'Hitler Mussolini' Flores of Ahora Nación receiving 229 votes, roughly 34.5 percent, in the small Andean district of Queropalca.
- The reported margin over his nearest rivals was just dozens of votes, meaning a swing of roughly a dozen ballots would have changed the outcome in the 707‑voter contest.
- Flores’s JNE candidate registration lists him as about 45 years old and a manager of the Simeon Sac investment group but gives no explanation for his given names.
- The result is provisional and not final because Peru requires the competent special electoral court to proclaim winners before mandates begin.
- Journalists note this follows earlier cases in Peru and Namibia where local officials bore controversial European names and where name origin often reflected local naming practices rather than stated ideology.