Fujimori Maintains Lead in Peru Poll After Candidacy Confirmed

  • Former Congresswoman has double the support of nearest rival
  • Pedro Pablo Kuczynski in second place two weeks before vote
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Keiko Fujimori had double the support of her closest rival in a Peruvian presidential poll two weeks before the election after being cleared of vote buying by an electoral board.

The former Congresswoman had 32 percent of voter support in an Ipsos Peru poll commissioned by Lima-based America Television. Pedro Pablo Kuczynski had 16 percent while Veronika Mendoza had 12 percent and Alfredo Barnechea had 11 percent.