2011 Peruvian Presidential Election

10 April 2011 (first round), 5 June 2011 (second round) · The 1993 constitution and a fraud-marred re-election · two-round vote

Ollanta Humala won in the runoff with 51.45% against Keiko Fujimori on 48.55%. Turnout 83.7%.

President before

Alan García

APRA

Elected President

Ollanta Humala

Peru Wins

Winning share

51.5%

second round

Turnout

83.7%

The result

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Ollanta Humala

Peru Wins · 4,643,064 votes

51.45%

second round

Keiko Fujimori

Force 2011 · 3,449,595 votes

48.55%

second round

Pedro Pablo Kuczynski

Alliance for the Great Change · 2,711,450 votes

18.51%

first round

Alejandro Toledo

Possible Peru · 2,289,561 votes

15.63%

first round

Luis Castañeda Lossio

National Solidarity Alliance · 1,440,143 votes

9.83%

first round

José Ñique de la Puente

Fonavistas of Peru · 37,011 votes

0.25%

first round

Ricardo Noriega

National Awakening Party · 21,574 votes

0.15%

first round

Rafael Belaúnde Aubry

Forward Party · 17,301 votes

0.12%

first round

Juliana Reymer

National Force Party · 16,831 votes

0.11%

first round

Humberto Pinazo

Justice, Technology, Ecology · 11,275 votes

0.08%

first round

Manuel Rodríguez Cuadros

Decentralist Social Force Party · 9,358 votes

0.06%

first round


Ollanta Humala	Peru Wins	4,643,064	31.70%	7,937,704	51.45%
Keiko Fujimori	Force 2011	3,449,595	23.55%	7,490,647	48.55%
Pedro Pablo Kuczynski	Alliance for the Great Change	2,711,450	18.51%	—	—
Alejandro Toledo	Possible Peru	2,289,561	15.63%	—	—
Luis Castañeda Lossio	National Solidarity Alliance	1,440,143	9.83%	—	—
José Ñique de la Puente	Fonavistas of Peru	37,011	0.25%	—	—
Ricardo Noriega	National Awakening Party	21,574	0.15%	—	—
Rafael Belaúnde Aubry	Forward Party	17,301	0.12%	—	—
Juliana Reymer	National Force Party	16,831	0.11%	—	—
Humberto Pinazo	Justice, Technology, Ecology	11,275	0.08%	—	—
Manuel Rodríguez Cuadros	Decentralist Social Force Party	9,358	0.06%	—	—