Logistical issues prevented some 63,000 Peruvians from voting in the April 12 general election and led authorities to adopt an unprecedented measure of extending voting in affected electoral zones until April 13, El Pais reported on April 12. With 53.2% of the ballots counted, center-right candidate Keiko Fujimori had 16.9% of the vote, far-right populist candidate Rafael Lopez Aliaga had 14.5% and center‑left candidate Jorge Nieto had ⁠12.8%.