Right-leaning Fujimori holds narrow lead one week before Peru's presidential runoff, polls show
Two polls show Fujimori ahead by 2 to 4 points as 27% of voters say they will spoil their ballot or stay home.
- Right-Wing candidate Keiko Fujimori leads with around 38-40% of votes in Peru's presidential runoff polls, while leftist Roberto Sanchez has about 35-36% support.
- Fujimori is the daughter of former President Alberto Fujimori and leads after winning 17% in the first round; Sanchez is an ally of jailed former President Pedro Castillo and narrowly advanced to the runoff with 12%.
- Polls show about 27% of voters are undecided or plan to spoil their ballots, making these voters a key factor in the outcome.
- The polls' margins of error are under 3 percentage points, indicating a close race between Fujimori and Sanchez.
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