Peru's election count flipped overnight. Sanchez now leads Fujimori by about 35,000 votes. No winner is official until the JNE rules in July.
PERU · POLITICS
Key Facts
—The reversal: Roberto Sánchez moved ahead of Keiko Fujimori in the official count overnight, flipping her Monday lead.
—The numbers: With about 95% of tally sheets counted, Sánchez had roughly 50.1% to Fujimori’s 49.9%.
—The margin: The gap stood at about 35,000 votes and had more than doubled over a few hours.
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