Keiko Fujimori leads Peru presidential race one week before vote
Keiko Fujimori is leading opinion polls just one week before Peru’s presidential election, according to several recent surveys. The right-leaning candidate appears ahead in a highly fragmented race marked by a large number of contenders.
With no candidate expected to secure more than 50% of the vote, analysts widely anticipate a runoff election scheduled for early June. The current campaign has been characterized by shifting alliances and fluctuating support among leading candidates.
Among Fujimori’s closest rivals is Carlos Alvarez, who has gained significant momentum in recent weeks, while Rafael Lopez Aliaga remains a strong competitor despite a slight decline in polling numbers.
A notable portion of the electorate remains undecided, though the percentage has decreased as election day approaches. Experts suggest that the final days of campaigning will be crucial, as candidates attempt to win over remaining voters and consolidate their positions ahead of a likely second round.
The upcoming vote reflects a dynamic political landscape in Peru, where voters are weighing diverse proposals amid ongoing economic and social challenges.
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