More than 27 million Peruvians were called to vote this Sunday, June 7 in the General Elections Peru 2026in which the new president will be elected from among Keiko Fujimoricandidate for Popular Forceand Roberto Sanchezcandidate of Together for Peru.
The voting process within the framework of the Peru Elections 2026 It began at 7 am and ended at 5 pm, the time at which the polling stations closed.
In this note you can review the ONPE official results of the Peru elections 2026 according to the count of the National Office of Electoral Processes (ONPE).
The National Office of Electoral Processes (ONPE) published the official results of the presidential second round 2026 at the national level. With 99.49% of minutes recorded at 11:56 p.m. on 06/18/2026, Keiko Fujimori obtains 50.12% of valid votes, while Roberto Sanchez reaches 49.88%.
In addition, 0.6% of blank votes and 5.93% of invalid votes have been counted out of a total of 19,576,706 votes cast.
The presidential second round faces Keiko Fujimori and Roberto Sanchezwho managed to advance to the runoff after winning a first round marked by political fragmentation and dispersion of the vote. In total, 35 candidates participated in the elections held on April 12, in one of the most fragmented elections in recent decades in Peru.
Keiko Fujimoricandidate for Popular Forceobtained 17.192% of the valid votes in the first round, while Roberto Sanchezof Together for Perureached 12.039%, narrowly surpassing Rafael López Aliaga in the dispute for second place. Election day was also marked by high levels of absenteeism—more than seven million Peruvians did not go to vote despite the fact that voting is mandatory—as well as by questions and complaints of irregularities against the ONPEthe body in charge of the organization and official counting of votes.
What is the fine for not voting?
This penalty is not the same for everyone, because it depends on the socioeconomic classification of the district where the citizen who fails to vote is registered in his National Identity Document (DNI).
The fine is calculated based on the amount of the ITU 2026, which is S/5,500. Non-poor districts: 2% of the UIT, which is equivalent to S/110. Poor districts: 1% of the UIT, which is equivalent to S/55. Districts in extreme poverty: 0.5% of the UIT, which is equivalent to S/27.50.
Do I have to pay a fine if I do not fulfill my role as a polling station member?
Yes, and in this case the penalty is equivalent to 5% of a UIT, that is, S/275.
