Peru's presidential election results will not be announced until at least Monday due to significant disruptions at polling stations on Sunday. The National Jury of Elections (ONPE) extended the voting period to accommodate 52,000 voters, including those in the United States, after technical issues led to the cancellation of voting at 15 polling stations in southern Lima. Reports indicated that some stations faced shortages of ballot papers and malfunctioning computers, prompting protests from frustrated voters. Candidates, including former Lima mayors and Keiko Fujimori, are vying for the presidency in a country marked by political instability. As of now, exit polls show Fujimori in the lead but lacking the necessary 50% for an outright victory. Voting is compulsory for citizens aged 18 to 70, with fines of up to $32 for non-compliance. ONPE has stated that no official results will be available until after the extended voting concludes on Monday.