Peru’s presidential election results remain unconfirmed as a vote recount and review of challenged ballots are underway. The delay stems from allegations of irregularities and a high number of “observed” voting records – ballots flagged for discrepancies. These observations have triggered a legal process requiring a thorough examination of the votes. Key dates in the process involve the completion of the recount by electoral authorities and potential appeals to the National Jury of Elections (JNE). The JNE will ultimately determine the validity of the challenged votes and officially proclaim a winner. This process is creating political uncertainty and delaying the transition of power, with both candidates awaiting the final outcome. The official results are crucial for establishing the next president of Peru.