Overview
- The new footage, reported by Diario Jornada, purportedly shows table 3 officials inserting multiple ballots into the box during the ICAP vote.
- Lists 3 and 4 have formally sought annulment, citing a 113-ballot discrepancy at table 3 where 406 votes were recorded against 293 registered voters.
- List 3 says it will not participate in any rerun, stating it seeks a fresh election to ensure transparency rather than being declared the winner.
- Declared winner Ángel Huanca of List 2, leading by nine votes, says he would support a new election only if a formal resolution verifies concrete anomalies.
- The electoral committee faces demands to release records after its president said ballot envelopes from table 3 were missing, and a police complaint alleges crimes against public faith and generic falsity.