With over 98% of votes tallied in Peru’s recent election, Keiko Fujimori maintains a narrow lead over her opponent, Pedro Sánchez. Sánchez is challenging the results and requesting a full recount of the votes, but Fujimori has dismissed this call. The current focus is on reviewing challenged voting records (actas impugnadas) to address reported irregularities. The electoral process remains tense as Sánchez alleges discrepancies could alter the outcome. Official results are pending completion of the review process, which is expected to take several days. The close margin has fueled political uncertainty and calls for transparency from both sides. The final outcome will significantly shape Peru’s political landscape.