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Three Disputed Lima Ballots Keep City Count Below 100%

JNE-ordered recounts for two actas and an unresolved appeal have left three polling tables off ONPE’s tally, raising uncertainty over a tight mayoral race.

"Urge, en consecuencia, un cambio de actitud de parte de los responsables de esa tarea antes de que su flema continúe afectando a nuestra democracia". (Ilustración: El Comercio)
¿Qué falta para que el conteo de Lima llegue al 100 %?: el detalle de las tres actas que siguen pendientes
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Elecciones se realizaron el domingo 4 de octubre. Foto: GEC

Overview

  • ONPE shows three actas from Comas, Villa María del Triunfo and Santa Anita as pending because the sums on those polling-station records do not match the number of voters.
  • The JNE ordered a recount for the Comas acta by Resolución N.° 4372-2026 after Renovación Popular appealed and ordered a recount for the Santa Anita acta by Resolución N.° 4435-2026 following Avanza País’ appeal.
  • The JNE held an audiencia on November 2 for the Villa María del Triunfo appeal, which was limited to the district result, and has not yet published its ruling.
  • JEE Lima Norte 2 has moved to carry out the Comas recount and requested the sealed envelope of ballots from the ODPE while JEE Lima Este 1 has not yet scheduled Santa Anita’s recount, and ONPE will contabilize the actas only after JEE returns finalized records.
  • The recount procedure is a new guarantees-oriented step intended to preserve votes but it adds time; the outstanding actas matter politically because preliminary ONPE totals show Renovación Popular and Avanza País separated by a narrow margin and local officials have publicly criticized the delay.