Peru Party Seeks Lima Mayor Runoff Under 30% Rule
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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
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.
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.
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.
Francis Allison Proposes Second Round in Municipal Elections in Lima if Candidates Do Not Exceed 30%
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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