Peruvian presidential election (2nd round) – June 5, 2016

[Edu]

If the exit polls mostly matches final results which means PPK is somewhat more likely than Mendoza, and if Fujimori is defeated on the second ballot then PPK would have overcome the largest every gap in a two round election to win.  The largest gap ever overcome on the first round I can think of is France 1974 where incumbent d'Estaing was behind Mitterrand 43-33 on the first round but came back to win 51-49 on the second round.  PPK or Mendoza would have to overcome a gap twice as large even if most of both voting blocs seems to prefer each other than Fujimori.

I found this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guinean_presidential_election,_2010

LMAO

[Edu]

So, I posted this in the other forum.

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[Edu]

If Peruvians in Argentina are in any way representative of peruvians in the rest of Latin America (or South America at least) then they are certainly not "well off".

[Edu]

Europe went heavy for PPK and USA went for Fujimori by a small margin

Wait, did something radically change during the past few hours? I see PPK winning the USA with 54% to 46% of Keiko.