The Peru runoff between Keiko Fujimori and Roberto Sanchez is a statistical tie, with a recount of disputed ballots under way and no winner declared.
Peru · Politics
Key Facts
—A dead heat. With about 98 percent of ballots counted, the two candidates are split roughly 50 to 50, separated by under a thousand votes.
—No winner. Neither Keiko Fujimori nor Roberto Sanchez has been declared the victor, and election officials say no result is final yet.
—Recount. Public hearings to physically recount disputed ballots began Thursday in several regions across the country.
Electoral authority shows right-wing Keiko Fujimori with a marginal advantage over Roberto Sánchez.
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