Presidential election
Leading candidate by region in the first round
Leading candidate by region in the second round
Leading candidate by province in the second round
Leading candidate by district in the second round
The first round was held on 11 April.[ 4] [ 5] The first exit polls published indicated that underdog nominee Pedro Castillo of Free Peru had placed first in the first round of voting with approximately 16.1% of the vote, with Hernando de Soto and Keiko Fujimori tying with 11.9% each.[ 5] Yonhy Lescano , Rafael López Aliaga , Verónika Mendoza , and George Forsyth followed, with each receiving 11.0%, 10.5%, 8.8%, and 6.4%, respectively.[ 5] César Acuña and Daniel Urresti received 5.8% and 5.0%, respectively, while the rest of the nominees attained less than 3% of the popular vote.[ 6] [ 7]
In the second round, Castillo defeated Fujimori by just 44,263 votes, winning by 50.13% to 49.87%. Castillo was officially designated as president-elect of Peru on 19 July 2021, a little over a week before he was to be inaugurated.[ 8]
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Candidate Party First round Second round Votes % Votes % Pedro Castillo Free Peru 2,724,752 18.92 8,836,380 50.13 Keiko Fujimori Popular Force 1,930,762 13.41 8,792,117 49.87 Rafael López Aliaga Popular Renewal 1,692,279 11.75 Hernando de Soto Go on Country – Social Integration Party 1,674,201 11.63 Yonhy Lescano Popular Action 1,306,288 9.07 Verónika Mendoza Together for Peru 1,132,577 7.86 César Acuña Alliance for Progress 867,025 6.02 George Forsyth National Victory 814,516 5.66 Daniel Urresti Podemos Perú 812,721 5.64 Julio Guzmán Purple Party 325,608 2.26 Alberto Beingolea Christian People's Party 286,447 1.99 Daniel Salaverry We Are Peru 240,234 1.67 Ollanta Humala Peruvian Nationalist Party 230,831 1.60 José Vega Union for Peru 101,267 0.70 Ciro Gálvez National United Renaissance 89,376 0.62 Marco Arana Broad Front 65,300 0.45 Rafael Santos [ es ] Peru Secure Homeland 55,644 0.39 Andrés Alcántara [ es ] Direct Democracy 50,802 0.35 Total 14,400,630 100.00 17,628,497 100.00 Valid votes 14,400,630 81.30 17,628,497 93.49 Invalid votes 1,123,027 6.34 1,106,816 5.87 Blank votes 2,190,059 12.36 121,489 0.64 Total votes 17,713,716 100.00 18,856,802 100.00 Registered voters/turnout 25,287,954 70.05 25,287,954 74.57 Source: ONPE , ONPE
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By department
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2021 Peruvian presidential election results – First round by Department
Department Castillo Free Peru Fujimori Popular Force López Aliaga Popular Renewal De Soto Go on Country Lescano Popular Action Mendoza Together for Peru Other candidates Valid votes Turnout
Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes %
Amazonas 34,411 26.1% 17,805 13.5% 8,269 6.3% 4,433 3.4% 12,698 9.6% 8,887 6.7% 45,557 34.5% 132,060 60.1%
Ancash 110,620 23.4% 67,394 14.3% 42,312 9.0% 34,562 7.3% 38,911 8.2% 39,786 8.4% 138,200 29.3% 471,785 69.3%
Apurimac 88,812 53.4% 10,879 6.5% 7,768 4.7% 6,531 3.9% 15,649 9.4% 15,368 9.2% 21,179 12.7% 166,186 69.4%
Arequipa 256,224 32.2% 40,216 5.1% 71,053 8.9% 148,793 18.7% 88,708 11.1% 55,269 6.9% 135,448 17.0% 795,711 78.8%
Ayacucho 130,224 52.0% 17,751 7.1% 11,490 4.6% 8,995 3.6% 20,315 8.1% 24,506 9.8% 37,269 14.9% 250,550 68.6%
Cajamarca 232,418 44.9% 54,962 10.6% 31,129 6.0% 25,156 4.9% 38,677 7.5% 29,746 5.7% 105,374 20.4% 517,462 62.6%
Callao 33,750 6.4% 79,699 15.2% 78,066 14.9% 78,920 15.0% 34,965 6.7% 38,233 7.3% 181,634 34.6% 525,267 75.2%
Cusco 232,178 38.2% 27,132 4.5% 29,618 4.9% 40,423 6.6% 60,659 10.0% 123,397 20.3% 94,626 15.6% 608,033 73.5%
Huancavelica 79,895 54.2% 8,449 5.7% 5,060 3.4% 4,591 3.1% 16,727 11.3% 10,091 6.8% 22,574 15.3% 147,387 67.6%
Huanuco 110,978 37.6% 32,827 11.1% 33,787 11.4% 15,822 5.4% 22,565 7.6% 15,556 5.3% 63,688 21.6% 295,223 68.3%
Ica 56,597 14.0% 62,055 15.3% 46,098 11.4% 39,929 9.8% 39,461 9.7% 30,602 7.5% 130,887 32.3% 405,629 76.0%
Junin 131,438 22.9% 80,057 13.9% 52,599 9.2% 54,124 9.4% 66,214 11.5% 52,270 9.1% 137,396 23.9% 574,098 71.9%
La Libertad 90,078 11.5% 131,441 16.8% 95,765 12.2% 84,444 10.8% 47,218 6.0% 37,372 4.8% 296,598 37.9% 782,916 68.9%
Lambayeque 73,279 12.9% 121,263 21.4% 86,126 15.2% 50,087 8.8% 51,467 9.1% 28,866 5.1% 155,480 27.4% 566,568 71.4%
Lima 416,537 7.8% 753,785 14.2% 869,950 16.4% 870,582 16.4% 362,668 6.8% 431,425 8.1% 1,602,623 30.2% 5,307,570 74.6%
Loreto 15,432 4.9% 51,900 16.6% 16,378 5.3% 18,816 6.0% 34,773 11.2% 19,502 6.3% 155,025 49.7% 311,826 61.0%
Madre de Dios 23,945 37.1% 7,278 11.3% 4,041 6.3% 3,996 6.2% 6,601 10.2% 4,372 6.8% 14,341 22.2% 64,574 71.1%
Moquegua 33,665 34.4% 4,617 4.7% 6,832 7.0% 10,183 10.4% 15,412 15.7% 7,190 7.3% 20,027 20.5% 97,926 77.2%
Pasco 34,187 34.2% 12,607 12.6% 8,009 8.0% 5,102 5.1% 11,871 11.9% 6,896 6.9% 21,324 21.3% 99,996 63.6%
Piura 70,968 10.1% 173,891 24.8% 68,316 9.8% 63,842 9.1% 51,223 7.3% 44,576 6.4% 227,714 32.5% 700,530 66.8%
Puno 292,218 47.5% 17,514 2.8% 15,918 2.6% 21,665 3.5% 175,712 28.5% 35,484 5.8% 57,010 9.3% 615,521 81.9%
San Martin 67,000 21.4% 46,699 14.9% 26,561 8.5% 21,825 7.0% 31,498 10.0% 17,122 5.5% 102,765 32.8% 313,470 69.2%
Tacna 64,521 33.2% 9,363 4.8% 17,842 9.2% 21,000 10.8% 28,696 14.8% 14,068 7.2% 38,779 20.0% 194,269 77.8%
Tumbes 7,613 7.7% 36,403 37.1% 8,799 9.0% 7,123 7.3% 7,046 7.2% 5,242 5.3% 26,015 26.5% 98,241 74.6%
Ucayali 26,339 14.0% 40,510 21.5% 14,981 8.0% 11,124 5.9% 14,359 7.6% 15,092 8.0% 65,965 35.0% 188,370 66.3%
Peruvians Abroad 10,602 6.6% 22,887 14.1% 34,767 21.5% 21,552 13.3% 11,617 7.2% 21,185 13.1% 39,146 24.2% 161,756 22.8%
Total 2,723,929 18.9% 1,929,384 13.4% 1,691,534 11.8% 1,673,620 11.6% 1,305,710 9.1% 1,132,103 7.9% 3,936,644 27.4% 14,392,924 70.0%
Source: ONPE (100% counted)
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Parliamentary election
Results of the Congressional election
Map of percentage of votes received by the largest party per region
The Popular Action , the largest party in the previous legislature, lost some of its seats, and previous parliamentary parties like Union for Peru (UPP) and the Broad Front (FA) had their worst results ever, attaining no representation.[ 9] The Peruvian Nationalist Party of former President Ollanta Humala and National Victory of George Forsyth (who led polling for the presidential election earlier in the year) failed to win seats as well.[ 9] New or previously minor parties such as Free Peru , Go on Country and Together for Peru and Popular Renewal , the successor of National Solidarity , had good results, with Free Peru becoming the largest party in Congress.[ 9] Contigo , the successor to former president Pedro Pablo Kuczynski 's Peruvians for Change party, failed to win a seat once again and received less than 1% of the vote.[ 9] On 26 July, two days before Castillo was sworn in as Peru's President, an opposition alliance led by Popular Action member María del Carmen Alva successfully negotiated an agreement to gain control of Peru's Congress.[ 10]
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Party Votes % Seats +/– Free Peru 1,724,354 13.41 37 +37 Popular Force 1,457,694 11.34 24 +9 Popular Renewal 1,199,705 9.33 13 +13 Popular Action 1,159,734 9.02 16 −9 Alliance for Progress 969,726 7.54 15 −7 Go on Country – Social Integration Party 969,092 7.54 7 +7 Together for Peru 847,596 6.59 5 +5 We Are Peru 788,522 6.13 5 −6 Podemos Perú 750,262 5.83 5 −6 Purple Party 697,307 5.42 3 −6 National Victory 638,289 4.96 0 New Agricultural People's Front of Peru 589,018 4.58 0 −15 Union for Peru 266,349 2.07 0 −13 Christian People's Party 212,820 1.65 0 0 Peruvian Nationalist Party 195,538 1.52 0 New Broad Front 135,104 1.05 0 −9 Direct Democracy 100,033 0.78 0 0 National United Renaissance 97,540 0.76 0 0 Peru Secure Homeland 54,859 0.43 0 0 Contigo 5,787 0.05 0 0 Total 12,859,329 100.00 130 0 Valid votes 12,859,329 72.56 Invalid votes 2,737,099 15.44 Blank votes 2,126,712 12.00 Total votes 17,723,140 100.00 Registered voters/turnout 25,287,954 70.09 Source: ONPE , Ojo Público
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