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Ballots on Sunday were being counted in the Peruvian presidential elections destined for a run-off with no candidate able to fire up the nation during its deadliest week of the COVID-19 pandemic to date. About 25 million people were eligible to vote — which is mandatory — the day after Peru reported its highest-ever daily toll in the pandemic. With 16 percent of the votes counted by early Monday, far-left labor unionist Pedro Castillo took a lead among 18 candidates with 15.7 percent — much higher than polls had predicted, but far short of the 51 percent required to avoid a run-off

Lima, Apr 11 (Prensa Latina) Delay in the installation of the polling stations on Sunday kept numerous senior citizens waiting to vote in the presidential elections, amidst multiple criticisms for the situation.

Sede Oficina Nacional de Procesos Electorales (ONPE). ANDINA/Difusión 11:05 | Lima, Apr. 10. "Political parties are present at all stages," he told TV Peru. In this sense, Corvetto mentioned that the electoral roll is overseen by the National Elections Board (JNE) and that polling station members are chosen through a draw.  Likewise, the electoral records are checked and signed by officials from each political party. These documents are then sent to a computing center and the scanned images are provided to the parties. Results Furthermore, the ONPE chief asked the population to be aware of ...