Peru's June 7 runoff between Keiko Fujimori and Roberto Sánchez produced an exceptionally narrow margin, with ONPE reporting roughly 96% of ballots counted as of June 9 and the lead fluctuating within tens of thousands of votes amid rural, overseas, and challenged ballots. This technical tie has extended the tally process, as authorities review approximately 500,000 contested votes and complete the remaining count projected for July. The JNE, responsible for official certification and proclamation, follows ONPE's full tabulation under established electoral rules, with no major procedural disputes reported in the immediate post-runoff period. Historical patterns from prior Peruvian elections indicate certification often occurs weeks after voting when margins are tight, positioning the timeline around mid-to-late July absent accelerated review or additional challenges.