Keiko Fujimori and Roberto Sanchez lead in the Peruvian elections after 92% of the votes were counted

ONPE in Peru reports Keiko Fujimori and Roberto Sanchez lead with 92 percent of votes counted 16.5% Yes on Polymarket, down from 18% a week ago.

in Candidates file into Peru’s 2026 presidential runoff marketLópez Aliaga’s odds of advancing declined sharply. With Fujimori and Sanchez taking the top two spots at 92%, traders are ruling him out of the runoff on June 7. The latest ONPE census effectively sidelined him.

Lopez Aliaga Probabilities of winning the elections in 16.5% Yes reflects a slight decline from 18% a week ago. The market trades at a daily nominal value of $1.68 million, and the actual USDC trading volume is $210,000. It takes $11,700 to move the odds by 5 points, indicating significant liquidity. The most notable shift was a 4-point drop at 12:59 p.m., a clear sign of growing doubts about his chances.

Fujimori’s advance to the runoff is invalidated First round, third place market It also applies to her. Traders betting on Fujimori to finish third will find these positions untenable given the confirmed ranking.

As Fujimori and Sanchez advance, Fujimori’s chances of winning the presidency increase while López Aliaga’s path narrows. Buy yes in 16.5 cents It requires a dramatic reversal 6x He comes back. López Aliaga would need a significant shift in the number of remaining votes or legal interventions affecting the current front-runners to regain his viability.

Stay tuned for further ONPE updates or legal appeals from López Aliaga’s camp that could change the runoff lineup before the official decision on June 7.

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