Peru Extends Election Due to Ballot Delivery Failures Affecting Voter Turnout
Peru's general election has been extended into a second day due to logistical issues that prevented the delivery of ballots to several voting centers. This extension affects over 52,000 voters in Lima, as well as Peruvians registered to vote in Orlando, Florida, and Paterson, New Jersey. The election features 35 candidates vying for the presidency, amid a backdrop of rising violent crime and corruption. Voters are expressing dissatisfaction with the candidates, whom they perceive as unprepared to address these critical issues. The election is mandatory for citizens aged 18 to 70, with fines imposed for non-participation. The large pool of candidates and divided electorate make a runoff in June likely. 
