Sánchez leads Peru's runoff count, but the overseas vote that favours Fujimori and 1,500 contested actas can still flip it before the mid-July proclamation.
PERU · ELECTION WATCH
Key Facts
—The state of play: With about 95% of in-country actas counted, Roberto Sánchez has edged ahead of Keiko Fujimori.
—The catch: The overseas vote, historically favourable to the right, has not been counted and could narrow or flip the result.
—The abroad bloc: Some 411,000 Peruvians voted from abroad in the first round, across 63 countries.
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