2006 Peruvian Congressional Election

9 April 2006 (first round), 4 June 2006 (second round) · A single chamber, 1995 to 2021 · 120 seats, 61 for a majority

Union for Peru finished first with 45 of 120 seats on 21.1% of the vote. Turnout 88.7%. Alan García replaced Alejandro Toledo.

President before

Alejandro Toledo

Possible Peru

President after

Alan García

APRA

Largest force

Union for Peru

45 of 120 seats

Turnout

88.7%

The result

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Union for Peru

21.1% of votes

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American Popular Revolutionary Alliance

20.6% of votes

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National Unity

15.3% of votes

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Alliance for the Future

13.1% of votes

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Center Front

7.1% of votes

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Possible Peru

4.1% of votes

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National Restoration

4.0% of votes

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Alliance for Progress

2.3% of votes

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Democratic Force

1.4% of votes

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Independent Moralizing Front

1.4% of votes

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National Justice

1.4% of votes

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Socialist Party

1.3% of votes

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Union for Peru	—	45	—	2,274,797	21.1%	—
American Popular Revolutionary Alliance	—	36	—	2,213,623	20.6%	—
National Unity	—	17	—	1,648,717	15.3%	—
Alliance for the Future	—	13	—	1,408,069	13.1%	—
Center Front	—	5	—	760,261	7.1%	—
Possible Peru	—	2	—	441,462	4.1%	—
National Restoration	—	2	—	432,209	4.0%	—
Alliance for Progress	—	0	—	248,400	2.3%	—
Democratic Force	—	0	—	153,437	1.4%	—
Independent Moralizing Front	—	0	—	156,433	1.4%	—
National Justice	—	0	—	151,167	1.4%	—
Socialist Party	—	0	—	134,166	1.3%	—
New Left Movement	—	0	—	133,106	1.2%	—
Go on Country	—	0	—	122,654	1.1%	—
Decentralization Coalition	—	0	—	91,784	0.8%	—
Agricultural People's Front of Peru	—	0	—	85,019	0.8%	—
Andean Renaissance	—	0	—	75,445	0.7%	—
With Force Peru	—	0	—	71,385	0.7%	—
Peru Now	—	0	—	46,443	0.4%	—
Democratic Reconstruction	—	0	—	28,775	0.3%	—
Project Country	—	0	—	21,534	0.2%	—
Peruvian Resurgence	—	0	—	20,579	0.2%	—
Let's Make Progress Peru	—	0	—	13,999	0.1%	—
And It's Called Peru	—	0	—	19,859	0.2%	—