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Peru Party Seeks Lima Mayor Runoff Under 30% Rule

Summary by The Rio Times
Avanza País asks Peru's election court for a Lima mayor runoff, arguing that no list won 30% of valid votes in the 4 October municipal election.

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The candidate of Avanza País maintains that the capital also exercises functions of regional government and that the rule that requires at least 30% of valid votes to avoid a new vote should apply

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The Avanza País party asked the National Elections Jury (JNE) to conduct a second round for the Mayor of Lima between the two political organizations that had obtained the two highest votes in the regional and municipal elections on October 4.

·Lima, Peru
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Francis Allison, candidate of Avanza País, proposed a second round to elect the mayor of Lima if no one reaches 30% of votes, as is the case in the regions.

·Lima, Peru
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Francis Allison, candidate for mayor of Lima for Avanza País, said a second round should be applied in case none of the lists achieves 30% of the votes in regional and municipal elections.

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Francis Allison, mayor of Lima for Avanza Pa s, was in favour of a second electoral round in the capital if no candidate reached 30% of the votes.

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La República broke the news in Lima, Peru on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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