Overview
- On Friday, June 26, the National Office of Electoral Processes reported 99.877% of records counted and gave Keiko Fujimori a 50.12% to 49.88% lead, a margin of about 44,453 votes.
- Fujimori has publicly declared the race decided, visited Villa María del Triunfo to press for national reconciliation, and said she will seek a cabinet that includes figures beyond her party.
- Roberto Sánchez has rejected the provisional tally, alleged electoral fraud, called for nationwide protests, and sought parliamentary pacts with Ahora Nación and Partido Cívico Obras.
- Peruvian votes cast abroad were decisive in shifting the provisional result toward Fujimori, while local electoral juries are already proclaiming individual mesas ahead of the JNE certification.
- Projected congressional seat counts give Fuerza Popular the largest single bloc with 63 seats while opposition alliances total 79 seats, creating a legislative balance that will shape governance and oversight after the JNE proclamation.