The head of Peru’s National Election Jury (JNE), a body that evaluates disputes regarding ballots and other vote technicalities, told reporters this weekend that her office expects to be able to offer the nation the complete results of the April 12 election by mid-May.
The JNE does not do the first round of vote-counting – the National Electoral Processes Office (ONPE) does. ONPE has finished counting about 80 percent of ballots nationwide at press time, presenting extremely close results on its website. At press time, conservative former first lady Keiko Fujimori holds about 17 percent of the vote, leading radical leftist candidate Roberto…
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