1990 Peruvian Presidential Election

8 April 1990 (first round) 10 June 1990 (second round) · Civilian rule and the return of the runoff · two-round vote

Alberto Fujimori won in the runoff with 62.38% against Mario Vargas Llosa on 37.62%. Turnout 78.3%.

President before

Alan García

APRA

Elected President

Alberto Fujimori

Cambio 90

Winning share

62.4%

second round

Turnout

78.3%

The result

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Mario Vargas Llosa

Democratic Front · 2,163,323 votes

37.62%

second round

Alberto Fujimori

Cambio 90 · 1,932,208 votes

62.38%

second round

Luis Alva Castro

American Popular Revolutionary Alliance · 1,494,231 votes

22.50%

first round

Henry Pease

United Left · 544,889 votes

8.20%

first round

Alfonso Barrantes

Socialist Left · 315,038 votes

4.74%

first round

Roger Cáceres

National Front of Workers and Peasants · 86,418 votes

1.30%

first round

Ezequiel Ataucusi Gamonal

Agricultural People's Front of Peru · 73,974 votes

1.11%

first round

Dora Narrea

Odriist National Union · 21,962 votes

0.33%

first round

Nicolás de Pierola Balta

Democratic Union · 9,541 votes

0.14%

first round


Mario Vargas Llosa	Democratic Front	2,163,323	32.57%	2,708,291	37.62%
Alberto Fujimori	Cambio 90	1,932,208	29.09%	4,489,897	62.38%
Luis Alva Castro	American Popular Revolutionary Alliance	1,494,231	22.50%	—	—
Henry Pease	United Left	544,889	8.20%	—	—
Alfonso Barrantes	Socialist Left	315,038	4.74%	—	—
Roger Cáceres	National Front of Workers and Peasants	86,418	1.30%	—	—
Ezequiel Ataucusi Gamonal	Agricultural People's Front of Peru	73,974	1.11%	—	—
Dora Narrea	Odriist National Union	21,962	0.33%	—	—
Nicolás de Pierola Balta	Democratic Union	9,541	0.14%	—	—