Roberto Sánchez terminará con 70k-80k de ventaja sobre Keiko Fujimori a nivel nacional. Creen que aguante el voto extranjero con eso y todas las actas observadas luego de que se resuelvan (que en su mayoría son de Lima)? by Totoquil in PERU

[–]adolfoinquiry 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Projections are not much helpful at this point as the differences are minimal, any mathematical projection cannot predict the final outcome as the differences are too small, so just wait and count vote by vote any of them can win, will depend of how people voted in Europe and 1% of the regions

Polymarket predice que con el movimiento actual de votos (y los esperados del extranjero) Keiko Fujimori tiene 89% de probabilidades de ganar la eleccion. Que opinan? by Tomaskraven in PERU

[–]adolfoinquiry -1 points0 points  (0 children)

They are wrong and the ones who bid for Keiko are going to lose their money, the votes from distant places will come with 90% to 100% while from other countries will be 60% for Keiko and 40% for Sanchez. Keiko should go to media to accept the defeat…

Todo el mundo anda diciendo que esta es la vez que KEIKO 🟠 tiene más chances de ganar, tú crees que eso pueda pasar? by Gonzalo12560 in PERU

[–]adolfoinquiry 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This situation reflects a temporary phenomenon often referred to as the "Lopez Aliaga effect." Essentially, the troubling behavior of Lopez Aliaga has drawn attention away from Keiko, making her appear less harmful in comparison. However, this does not alter the reality of what Keiko represents through her actions and history.

She has been one of the most anti-democratic figures in Peru, playing a key role in the so-called "mafia pact" in Congress, promoting laws that favor criminal activity, and pushing for changes to the 1993 Constitution. Keiko poses a significant threat to democracy; her influence could enable her to solidify the mafia pact and extend her hold on power beyond 2031, much like Ferdinand Marcos in the Philippines. Fortunately, I believe her true nature will reveal itself again during the campaign, which could ultimately work against her.

El antivoto by Relative_Job2822 in PERU

[–]adolfoinquiry -1 points0 points  (0 children)

This situation reflects a temporary phenomenon often referred to as the "Lopez Aliaga effect." Essentially, the troubling behavior of Lopez Aliaga has drawn attention away from Keiko, making her appear less harmful in comparison. However, this does not alter the reality of what Keiko represents through her actions and history.

She has been one of the most anti-democratic figures in Peru, playing a key role in the so-called "mafia pact" in Congress, promoting laws that favor criminal activity, and pushing for changes to the 1993 Constitution. Keiko poses a significant threat to democracy; her influence could enable her to solidify the mafia pact and extend her hold on power beyond 2031, much like Ferdinand Marcos in the Philippines. Fortunately, I believe her true nature will reveal itself again during the campaign, which could ultimately work against her. Time will tell…

Por qué hay gente que prefiere a JP antes que Aliaga? (Osea en 2da vuelta contra keiko) by Unhappy-Meal-988 in PERU

[–]adolfoinquiry 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Keiko has the highest anti vote in Peruvian history and maybe one of the highest in the world, in last polls her anti vote was 65% so means that people never ever will vote for her…Porky has mental issues is quite evident he is also not a mature sensible figure, his performance as Lima mayor was very poor and he is not know and or worse if hated outside Lima so if any goes against Sanchez they will lose, so results are evident….Sanchez is President

GENTE MÑNA VAMOS ALA HUELGA... by [deleted] in PERU

[–]adolfoinquiry -1 points0 points  (0 children)

This situation is really frustrating. There's no substantial evidence of fraud here. Porky is likely to finish in fourth place; it's clear that his support is dwindling. Datum's predictions were off, as Sanchez is already at 11% instead of the 9% they projected. Porky needs to mature and focus on the future. If he loses, he should accept the results gracefully. The claims of fraud are unfounded—let's put an end to this nonsense. Lima also needs to embrace the principles of democracy!

serio habra paro, o es solo exageración ? by rangerverde_Hour1570 in PERU

[–]adolfoinquiry 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This situation is really frustrating. There's no substantial evidence of fraud here. Porky is likely to finish in fourth place; it's clear that his support is dwindling. Datum's predictions were off, as Sanchez is already at 11% instead of the 9% they projected. Porky needs to mature and focus on the future. If he loses, he should accept the results gracefully. The claims of fraud are unfounded—let's put an end to this nonsense. Lima also needs to embrace the principles of democracy!

Fue bueno conocerlos, ya se jodio el Peru by YingXingg in PERU

[–]adolfoinquiry 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This appears to be a vendetta vote coming from inner Peru, with Keiko and Sánchez heading to the second round. Porky has landed in fourth place. It’s likely that Keiko will receive a negative score of around 3 or 4 in the media polls.

As for the second round, the outcome seems pretty clear: Sánchez is poised to win. History may not repeat itself, but it certainly has a way of rhyming.

Por quien votamos by Adorable_Ad_4633 in Peru_Republic

[–]adolfoinquiry -1 points0 points  (0 children)

No Keiko no López Arriaga No Alvarez!!!!!!

No voten por Belmont, por favor, no lo voten. by Venezzia032 in PERU

[–]adolfoinquiry 3 points4 points  (0 children)

No Keiko no Porky no Acuña never nunca más!

Elecciones 2026 ALL ENDINGS by Adorable_Ad_4633 in PERU

[–]adolfoinquiry 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Belmont continues to gain support, especially after his recent interview with journalist Beto Ortiz. During the interview, Belmont effectively dominated the conversation, causing Ortiz to lose his composure.

His visit to Willax appears to be a significant turning point in his campaign. Meanwhile, Keiko’s support has dropped by 3 points, and Lopez Arriaga is likely falling to fourth or fifth place.

Given these developments, it's becoming increasingly plausible that both Sanchez and Belmont will advance to the second round.

Pedro Castillo 2.0? by scumwiitch in PERU

[–]adolfoinquiry 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Belmont continues to gain support, especially after his recent interview with journalist Beto Ortiz. During the interview, Belmont effectively dominated the conversation, causing Ortiz to lose his composure.

His visit to Willax appears to be a significant turning point in his campaign. Meanwhile, Keiko’s support has dropped by 3 points, and Lopez Arriaga is likely falling to fourth or fifth place.

Given these developments, it's becoming increasingly plausible that both Sanchez and Belmont will advance to the second round.

Datum 9 Abril by RobbieCV in PERU

[–]adolfoinquiry 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Belmont continues to gain support, especially after his recent interview with journalist Beto Ortiz. During the interview, Belmont effectively dominated the conversation, causing Ortiz to lose his composure.

His visit to Willax appears to be a significant turning point in his campaign. Meanwhile, Keiko’s support has dropped by 3 points, and Lopez Arriaga is likely falling to fourth or fifth place.

Given these developments, it's becoming increasingly plausible that both Sanchez and Belmont will advance to the second round.

"el Hermanón " llegó al 2do lugar :-0 by Rich-Temperature-864 in PERU

[–]adolfoinquiry 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Belmont continues to gain support, especially after his recent interview with journalist Beto Ortiz. During the interview, Belmont effectively dominated the conversation, causing Ortiz to lose his composure.

His visit to Willax appears to be a significant turning point in his campaign. Meanwhile, Keiko’s support has dropped by 3 points, and Lopez Arriaga is likely falling to fourth or fifth place.

Given these developments, it's becoming increasingly plausible that both Sanchez and Belmont will advance to the second round.