Overview
- Reniec published a preliminary electoral roll online from October 27 to 31 with names, DNI numbers, photos and domiciles, describing it as a legally required step for citizen review.
- Congressman Edwin Martínez filed a complaint with the National Board of Justice seeking the removal of Reniec head Carmen Velarde for alleged mass disclosure of personal data of 27 million Peruvians.
- Velarde testified that the file was a preliminary list subject to later revision and oversight by the National Jury of Elections, which she said determines what information is public.
- Reniec plans to deliver the Preliminary Roll to the National Jury of Elections on November 13 as the next step toward the definitive electoral register for 2026.
- Velarde noted Congress did not pass a rule in time to exclude domiciles from publication and voiced support for bill 13052/2025-CR to remove addresses from future rolls.