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Municipal and regional elections in Peru were held on Sunday, 2 October 2022, electing authorities for the period 2023–2026. Since 2018, municipal and regional officials cannot serve consecutive terms.
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| Registered | 24,760,062 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Turnout | 77.30% | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Electoral system
editRegional
editRegional governments are constituted as the administrative and governing body of the departments of Peru. They are composed of the regional governor, the regional lieutenant governor and the Regional Council.
Voting is based on universal suffrage, which includes all national citizens over the age of eighteen, registered and resident in each department and in full enjoyment of their political rights, as well as non-national citizens residing and registered in the department.
The governor and regional lieutenant governor are elected by direct suffrage. For a candidate to be proclaimed the winner, they must obtain no less than 30% of valid votes. In case no candidate achieves that percentage in the first round of elections, the two most voted candidates participate in a second round or ballot.[1] There is no immediate reelection of regional governors.
Municipal
editProvincial and district municipalities constitute the administrative and governing body of the provinces and districts of Peru. They are composed of the mayor and the municipal council (provincial and district).
Voting is based on universal suffrage, which includes all national citizens over the age of eighteen, registered and resident in the province or district and in full enjoyment of their political rights, as well as non-national citizens residing and registered in the province or district. There is no immediate reelection of mayors.[2]
The municipal councils are composed of between 5 and 15 councilors (except that of the province of Lima, composed of 39 councilors) elected by direct suffrage for a period of four (4) years, in conjunction with the election of the mayor (who presides over the council). Voting is by closed and blocked list. The winning list is assigned the seats according to the d'Hondt method or half plus one, whichever favors it the most.
Campaigning
editFor the mayoral elections in Lima, Rafael López Aliaga of Popular Renewal, Luis Molina of Go on Country – Social Integration Party and Álvaro Paz de la Barra of Faith in Peru announced their campaigns in early 2022.[3] López Aliaga said that if elected, he would resign from office to run in the 2026 presidential elections, choosing Renzo Reggiardo as a successor to his potential mayoral term.[3]
Regional elections
edit| Department | Governor | Political party | Governor-elect | Political party |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amazonas | Oscar Altamirano Quispe | Fuerza Amazonense | ||
| Áncash | Henry Borja Cruzado | We Are Peru | ||
| Apurímac | Baltazar Lantarón Núñez | Llankasun Kuska | ||
| Arequipa | Kimmerlee Gutiérrez Canahuire | Arequipa - Unidos por el Gran Cambio | ||
| Ayacucho | Carlos Rua Carbajal | Musuq Ñan | ||
| Cajamarca | Mesías Guevara Amasifuén | Popular Action | ||
| Callao | Dante Mandriotti Castro | Por Ti Callao | ||
| Cusco | Jean Paul Benavente | Popular Action | ||
| Huancavelica | Maciste Díaz Abad | Trabajando para Todos | ||
| Huánuco | Juan Alvarado Cornelio | Popular Action | ||
| Ica | Javier Gallegos Barrientos | Obras por la Modernidad | ||
| Junín | Fernando Orihuela Rojas | Free Peru | ||
| La Libertad | Manuel Llempén Coronel | Alliance for Progress | ||
| Lambayeque | Anselmo Lozano Centurión | Podemos Perú | ||
| Lima | Ricardo Chavarría Oría | Fuerza Regional | ||
| Loreto | Elisbán Ochoa Sosa | National Restoration | ||
| Madre de Dios | Luis Hidalgo Okimura | Alliance for Progress | ||
| Moquegua | Zenón Cuevas Pare | Moquegua Emprendedora | ||
| Pasco | Pedro Ubaldo Polinar | Alliance for Progress | ||
| Piura | Servando García Correa | Fuerza Regional | ||
| Puno | Germán Alejo Apaza | Integración por el Desarrollo Regional | ||
| San Martín | Pedro Bogarín Vargas | Acción Regional | ||
| Tacna | Juan Tonconi Quispe | Acción por la Unidad | ||
| Tumbes | Dante Ramírez Zárate | Faena | ||
| Ucayali | Ángel Gutiérrez Rodríguez | Alliance for Progress |
Municipal elections
editProvinces
edit| Province | Population | Mayor | Political party | Mayor-elect | Political party |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lima | 9,674,755 | Jorge Muñoz Wells | Popular Action | ||
| Arequipa | 1,175,765 | Omar Candia Aguilar | Arequipa Renace | ||
| Callao | 1,129,854 | Pedro López Barrios | Por Ti Callao | ||
| Trujillo | 1,118,724 | José Ruíz Vega | Alliance for Progress | ||
| Piura | 894,847 | Juan Díaz Dios | Región para Todos | ||
| Chiclayo | 862,709 | Marcos Gasco Arrobas | Podemos Perú | ||
| Huancayo | 595,183 | Juan Quispe Ledesma | Free Peru | ||
| Maynas | 550,551 | Francisco Sanjurjo Dávila | Esperanza Región Amazónica | ||
| Cusco | 511,019 | Víctor Boluarte Medina | Tawantinsuyo | ||
| Santa | 474,053 | Roberto Briceño Franco | Áncash a la Obra | ||
| Coronel Portillo | 447,733 | Segundo Pérez Collazos | Alliance for Progress | ||
| Ica | 445,752 | Emma Mejía Venegas | Obras por la Modernidad | ||
| Cajamarca | 388,170 | Víctor Villar Narro | Frente Regional de Cajamarca | ||
| Tacna | 346,192 | Julio Medina Castro | Frente Unitario Popular | ||
| San Román | 344,030 | Martín Ticona Maquera | Integración por el Desarrollo Regional | ||
| Sullana | 341,490 | Edwar Saldaña Sánchez | Seguridad y Prosperidad | ||
| Lambayeque | 340,835 | Alexander Rodríguez Alvarado | Alliance for Progress | ||
| Huamanga | 317,801 | Yuri Gutiérrez Gutiérrez | Musuq Ñan | ||
| Huánuco | 315,799 | José Villavicencio Guardia | Popular Action | ||
| Chincha | 262,110 | Armando Huamán Tasayco | Unidos por la Región | ||
| Cañete | 250,420 | Segundo Díaz de la Cruz | Alliance for Progress | ||
| Huaura | 240,717 | Marcial Echegaray Virú | Concertación para el Desarrollo | ||
| Satipo | 239,105 | Iván Olivera Meza | Caminemos Juntos por Junín | ||
| Puno | 230,219 | Martín Ticona Maquera | Integración por el Desarrollo Regional | ||
| San Martín | 218,074 | Tedy del Águila Gronerth | Popular Action | ||
| Jaén | 203,724 | Víctor Villar Narro | Frente Regional de Cajamarca | ||
| Huaral | 194,375 | Jaime Cirilo Uribe Ochoa | Fuerza Regional | ||
| Huaraz | 185,276 | Eliseo Mautino Ángeles | Acción Nacionalista Peruano | ||
| Tumbes | 171,356 | Carlos Silva Mena | Renovación Tumbesina | ||
| Tambopata | 140,214 | Francisco Rengifo Khan | Fuerza por Madre de Dios | ||
| Moyobamba | 133,631 | Gástelo Huamán Chinchay | Acción Regional | ||
| Pasco | 125,164 | Marco de la Cruz Bustillos | Pasco Dignidad | ||
| Huancavelica | 121,265 | Rómulo Cayllahua Paytan | Trabajando para Todos | ||
| Abancay | 120,116 | Guido Chahuaylla Maldonado | Llankasun Kuska | ||
| Mariscal Nieto | 95,551 | Abraham Cárdenas Romero | Unión for Peru | ||
| Chachapoyas | 63,188 | Víctor Culqui Puerta | Sentimiento Amazonense Regional |
Districts
edit| District | Population | Mayor | Political party | Mayor-elect | Political party |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| San Juan de Lurigancho | 1,177,629 | Álex Gonzáles Castillo | Podemos Perú | ||
| San Martín de Porres | 744,050 | Julio Chávez Chiong | Popular Action | ||
| Ate | 670,818 | Edde Cuéllar Alegría | Popular Action | ||
| Comas | 573,884 | Raúl Díaz Pérez | Unión for Peru | ||
| Villa María del Triunfo | 437,992 | Eloy Chávez Hernández | Peru Secure Homeland | ||
| Villa El Salvador | 423,887 | Clodoaldo Ýñigo Peralta | Peru Secure Homeland | ||
| San Juan de Miraflores | 412,865 | Daniel Castro Segura | Popular Action | ||
| Santiago de Surco | 408,086 | Jean Combe Portocarrero | We Are Peru | ||
| Carabayllo | 400,414 | Marcos Espinoza Ortiz | Alliance for Progress | ||
| Puente Piedra | 395,819 | Rennán Espinoza Venegas | We Are Peru | ||
| Ventanilla | 369,618 | Pedro Spadaro Philipps | Fuerza Chalaca | ||
| Chorrillos | 355,978 | Augusto Miyashiro Ushikubo | National Solidarity | ||
| Los Olivos | 351,983 | Felipe Castillo Alfaro | Siempre Unidos | ||
| Lurigancho-Chosica | 283,231 | Víctor Castillo Sánchez | Alliance for Progress | ||
| Cerro Colorado | 229,142 | Benigno Cornejo Valencia | Arequipa Avancemos | ||
| El Porvenir | 229,115 | Segundo Rebaza Benites | Alliance for Progress | ||
| La Esperanza | 224,427 | Herguein Namay Valderrama | Alliance for Progress | ||
| Independencia | 222,850 | José Pando Fernández | Siempre Unidos | ||
| El Agustino | 221,974 | Víctor Salcedo Ríos | Alliance for Progress | ||
| Santa Anita | 221,776 | José Luis Nole | Christian People's Party | ||
| La Victoria | 188,619 | Luis Gutiérrez Salvatierra | We Are Peru | ||
| Veintiséis de Octubre | 187,787 | Darwin García Marchena | Región para Todos | ||
| Castilla | 183,759 | José Aguilar Silva | Región para Todos | ||
| Rímac | 180,260 | Pedro Rosario Tueros | Popular Action | ||
| Nuevo Chimbote | 180,252 | Caldas Crecencio Domingo | Áncash a la Obra | ||
| El Tambo | 175,725 | Carlo Curisinche Eusebio | Free Peru | ||
| San Miguel | 173,309 | Juan Guevara Bonilla | San Miguel Me Gusta | ||
| José Leonardo Ortiz | 165,355 | Wilder Guevara Díaz | Podemos Perú | ||
| La Molina | 160,244 | Álvaro Paz de la Barra | Popular Action | ||
| San Juan Bautista | 152,555 | José Arévalo Pinedo | National Restoration | ||
| Pachacámac | 142,133 | Guillermo Pomez Cano | We Are Peru | ||
| San Sebastián | 134,182 | Mario Loaiza Moriano | We Are Peru | ||
| Paucarpata | 134,099 | José Supo Condori | Alliance for Progress | ||
| Coronel Gregorio Albarracín Lanchipa | 133,338 | Freddy Huashualdo Huanacuni | All for Peru | ||
| San Borja | 127,102 | Alberto Tejada Noriega | Popular Action | ||
| Tambo Grande | 124,028 | Alfredo Rengifo Navarrete | National Solidarity | ||
| Yarinacocha | 118,666 | Bertha Barbarán Bustos | Alliance for Progress | ||
| Lurín | 109,506 | Francisco Julca Mideyros | We Are Peru | ||
| Miraflores | 108,855 | Luis Molina Arles | National Solidarity | ||
| Manantay | 107,364 | Víctor López Ríos | Alliance for Progress | ||
| Santiago | 103,817 | Fermín García Fuentes | Tawantinsuyo | ||
| Cayma | 103,140 | Jaime Chávez Flores | Juntos por el Desarrollo de Arequipa | ||
| Surquillo | 100,339 | Giancarlo Casassa Sánchez | Christian People's Party | ||
| Chilca | 100,252 | Luis de la Cruz Sullca | Free Peru | ||
| La Victoria | 99,183 | Raúl Olivera Morales | Podemos Perú | ||
| Pueblo Libre | 94,010 | Stephen Haas Del Carpio | Popular Action | ||
| Breña | 93,111 | José Li Bravo | Popular Action | ||
| Punchana | 88,908 | Jane Donayre Chávez | Esperanza Región Amazónica | ||
| Amarilis | 88,635 | Antonio Pulgar Lucas | Unidos por Huánuco | ||
| Alto Selva Alegre | 88,537 | Samuel Tarqui Mamani | Arequipa Avancemos | ||
| Huanchaco | 87,192 | Estay García Castillo | Popular Force | ||
| Independencia | 87,112 | Fidencio Sánchez Caururo | Siempre Unidos | ||
| Ancón | 82,677 | Pedro Barrera Bernui | We Are Peru | ||
| José Luis Bustamante y Rivero | 82,642 | Paul Rondón Andrade | Arequipa Renace | ||
| Jesús María | 81,743 | Jorge Quintana García | Popular Action | ||
| Catacaos | 80,950 | José Muñoz Vera | Región para Todos | ||
| Bellavista | 80,704 | Daniel Malpartida Filio | Por Ti Callao | ||
| Víctor Larco Herrera | 78,304 | César Juárez Castillo | Alliance for Progress | ||
| Pueblo Nuevo | 73,510 | Bertha Peña Ormeño | Go on Country – Social Integration Party | ||
| Majes | 70,780 | Renee Cáceres Falla | Arequipa - Unidos por el Gran Cambio | ||
| San Jerónimo | 70,453 | Albert Arenas Yábar | Fuerza Inka Amazónica | ||
| San Isidro | 67,703 | Augusto Cáceres Viñas | Popular Action | ||
| Pangoa | 65,356 | Celso León Llallico | Caminemos Juntos por Junín | ||
| Magdalena del Mar | 65,139 | Carlomagno Chacón Gómez | Popular Action | ||
| La Perla | 64,454 | Aníbal Jara Aguirre | Por Ti Callao | ||
| Mariano Melgar | 64,442 | Percy Cornejo Barragán | Arequipa Avancemos | ||
| Miraflores | 63,632 | Luis Aguirre Chávez | Peruvian Aprista Party | ||
| Wanchaq | 61,364 | William Peña Farfán | Tawantinsuyo | ||
| Chancay | 60,774 | Domitila Dulanto de Balta | Concertación para el Desarrollo | ||
| Perené | 60,225 | Hermenegildo Navarro Castro | Sierra y Selva Contigo Junín | ||
| Parcona | 60,173 | José Choque Gutiérrez | Go on Country – Social Integration Party | ||
| Lince | 59,578 | Vicente Amable Escalante | Popular Action | ||
| Mórrope | 56,131 | Nery Castillo Santamaría | Peruvian Aprista Party | ||
| San Luis | 55,793 | David Rojas Maza | Popular Action | ||
| Olmos | 55,691 | Adrián Arroyo Soplopuco | Podemos Perú | ||
| San Juan Bautista | 53,934 | María Palomino Prado | Musuq Ñan | ||
| Los Baños del Inca | 53,298 | Edilberto Aguilar Flores | We Are Peru | ||
| Pimentel | 52,505 | José Palacios Pinglo | Podemos Perú | ||
| Mi Perú | 52,384 | Elisa Vega Vega | Por Ti Callao | ||
| Jacobo Hunter | 51,848 | Walter Aguilar Vidal | Alliance for Progress | ||
| Pillco Marca | 51,354 | Lidgardo Vara Estrada | Alliance for Progress | ||
| La Banda de Shilcayo | 49,359 | José del Águila García | Popular Action | ||
| Nueva Cajamarca | 46,862 | Segundo Vásquez Tan | Nueva Amazonía | ||
| Carmen de La Legua-Reynoso | 46,409 | Carlos Cox Palomino | Por Ti Callao | ||
| La Tinguiña | 46,164 | Juan Roque Hernández | Obras por la Modernidad |
References
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