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APURIMAC / ANDAHUAYLAS / SAN JERONIMO — District municipal ballot

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APURIMAC / ANDAHUAYLAS / SAN JERONIMO — District municipal ballot
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APURIMAC / ANDAHUAYLAS / SAN JERONIMO — District municipal ballot

1,942 main regional/municipal ballots plus 3,086 provisionally tracked populated-centre slates: 3,085 in INEI’s 2026 directory plus one unresolved older-directory entry. Restored 102 unaffected 2022 returns excluded by an overly broad malformed-row rule; five affected units remain quarantined. Pión’s failed 2022–2025 attempts are excluded from completed cycles; Cajamarca Ninabamba’s final 2025 election replaces its failed attempts in the selected series. Official centre calls, seat proclamations and current control remain open. JNE 0590-2025 resolves Ninabamba with final 2025 votes and six elected authorities, and Pión with a final annulment and continuation of its 2018 authorities. Finally annulled attempts are not counted as unresolved decisions or valid mandates. The 2026 directory adds 78 office records, a documented Manitea Alta code/district bridge, three name corrections and 3,085 dated mayor records as of 13 March 2026. It is not the 3,382-roll election register; 26 cohort matches remain separately corroborated.

Election expectation2026-10-04
Imported event records3
Usable vote comparison cycles3 of 3
Seat comparison cycles0 of 3

Historical competition

Competitiveness index for a verified actual-event sequence withheld. Actual-event and/or comparability review incomplete.

Provisional imported-series CI: 70.8/100. This uses the three displayed comparison cycles and retains the open event/boundary audit. It does not confirm the latest three actual completed elections.

Grouped party-share volatility: latest interval 28.4 points; earlier interval 59.0 points; two-interval mean 43.7 points.

Grouped Pedersen lower bound (percentage points). Eight exact standalone national-party-name categories in ONPE returns. Regional movements, alliances and changed labels remain Other; no merger or party-rename bridge is assumed. Source geography and validity exclusions apply before calculation. An interval is withheld if either election has no list mapped to an explicit named group. This is aggregate share change, not individual voter switching. Event review: Actual-event and/or comparability review incomplete

Current government and control: Unverified. Local government-risk forecast: unassessed.

National polling context: National presidential approval; context for subnational races — AtlasIntel / Bloomberg; fieldwork 2026-07-30 to 2026-08-03. Sample 982; reported margin of error ±3.00 percentage points. Earlier comparison wave; named officeholder and question wording retained. Outgoing-president evaluation, not the new administration baseline. Poll report

National polling context: National presidential approval; context for subnational races — AtlasIntel / Bloomberg; fieldwork 2026-08-30 to 2026-09-03. Sample 1,769; reported margin of error ±2.00 percentage points. The July question evaluates outgoing José Balcázar and August evaluates Keiko Fujimori. No within-president change is computed. The new administration has a small positive approval balance and 16.9% unsure; this does not establish movement in regional or municipal voting intentions. Poll report

ONPE geography matched on full named hierarchy; original electoral codes retained. Municipal votes are shared mayor–council slate ballots; seats require JNE proclamation.

Registry and evidence links: Source 1, Source 2, Source 3

Electoral event evidence

Separate source records can belong to the same election cycle. Recounts, runoffs and void returns do not create additional cycles.

2022-10-02 · ordinary

Coverage: Official vote returns; certified seats and event validity require JNE reconciliation

Basis: Candidate/list votes as share of valid candidate/list votes

Party or listCandidateVotes or marksVote shareSeats
PARTIDO FRENTE DE LA ESPERANZA 20213,74133.87%—
PARTIDO DEMOCRATICO SOMOS PERU3,54332.08%—
MOVIMIENTO REGIONAL HATARIY APURIMAC2,80625.41%—
PARTIDO POLITICO NACIONAL PERU LIBRE3983.60%—
ALIANZA PARA EL PROGRESO3793.43%—
ACCION POPULAR1771.60%—

Result source

2018-10-07 · ordinary

Coverage: Official vote returns; certified seats and event validity require JNE reconciliation

Basis: Candidate/list votes as share of valid candidate/list votes

Party or listCandidateVotes or marksVote shareSeats
MOVIMIENTO POPULAR KALLPA3,18433.47%—
MOVIMIENTO REGIONAL LLANKASUN KUSKA2,16522.76%—
AVANZA PAIS - PARTIDO DE INTEGRACION SOCIAL1,39114.62%—
ALIANZA PARA EL PROGRESO1,21212.74%—
EL FRENTE AMPLIO POR JUSTICIA, VIDA Y LIBERTAD4744.98%—
PARTIDO DEMOCRATICO SOMOS PERU4544.77%—
DEMOCRACIA DIRECTA3623.80%—
JUNTOS POR EL PERU2272.39%—
ACCION POPULAR450.47%—
FRENTE POPULAR AGRICOLA FIA DEL PERU - FREPAP00.00%—
PERU LIBERTARIO00.00%—
VAMOS PERU00.00%—

Result source

2014-10-05 · ordinary

Coverage: Official vote returns; certified seats and event validity require JNE reconciliation

Basis: Candidate/list votes as share of valid candidate/list votes

Party or listCandidateVotes or marksVote shareSeats
UNION POR EL PERU3,49137.93%—
MOVIMIENTO INDEPENDIENTE FUERZA CAMPESINA REGIONAL2,07222.51%—
FUERZA POPULAR1,66418.08%—
MOVIMIENTO POPULAR KALLPA7087.69%—
PODER POPULAR ANDINO3754.07%—
ACCION POPULAR3153.42%—
TODOS UNIDOS POR APURIMAC CHANKA2412.62%—
ALIANZA PARA EL PROGRESO1141.24%—
PARTIDO HUMANISTA PERUANO1031.12%—
MOVIMIENTO ETNOCACERISTA REGIONAL AMA SUA, AMA LLULLA, AMA QUELLA720.78%—
MOVIMIENTO DE INTEGRACION KECHWA APURIMAC490.53%—

Result source

Snapshot 13 September 2026. Fixed election window 8 September 2026 to 8 March 2028. Record PE-cfbb466909e343.