If the second round elections were tomorrow, Keiko Fujimori would lose again

The Popular Force leader, Keiko Fujimorireceived an important support in the presidential elections of 2011, 2016 and 2021, reaching the second round of the electoral contest, but succumbed through a narrow margin of votes valid before Ollanta Humala, Pedro Pablo Kuczynski and Pedro Castillo, respectively.

In 2026, if Keiko Fujimori enrolled his candidacy in the LID, his luck would not be different, according to the Ipsos survey for Peru21.

Thus, if the elections in the second round were tomorrow and had as opponent the mayor of Lima, Rafael López Aliagaof the political party popular renewal, Fujimori would obtain 27% compared to 33% of the current burgomaster. López Aliaga would win in Lima and inside the country, where the white or vitiated vote would reach 36%.

Meanwhile, face Carlos Álvarezmilitant and potential candidate of the novel political party country for all, would also be second with 27%. In this case, Álvarez would take 10 percentage points of difference, winning in Lima and inside.

Finally, if Carlos Álvarez and Rafael López Aliaga would rival in the second round, the triumph would be for the first with 35%, leaving the capital authority with 29%.

Already convened the general electoral process of 2026, in which we will choose the new president of the Republic, it is imperative to observe the electoral trends less than a year from the democratic day, scheduled for April 12, as well as the public behavior and resumes of each of the applicants.