Keiko Fujimori has won Peru's presidency on her fourth attempt, with the country's vote-counting office sealing one of the tightest results in modern Latin American history.
ONPE, Peru's National Office of Electoral Processes, finished processing 100% of the ballots on June 29, more than three weeks after the June 7 runoff. The final tally put the Popular Force leader at 50.135% — 9,223,396 votes — against 49.865%, or 9,173,755 votes, for Roberto Sánchez of Together for Peru. The gap came to 49,641 votes; a few outlets round it to roughly 49,600, but the figures themselves are consistent across sources.
