2022 Lima municipal election

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2022 Lima municipal election
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  Rafael Lopez Aliaga.jpg Daniel Urresti.jpg George Forsyth, alcalde de La Victoria.jpg
Candidate Rafael López Aliaga Daniel Urresti George Forsyth
Party Popular Renewal Podemos Perú We Are Peru
Popular vote1,402,6271,349,7251,007,979
Percentage26.34%25.35%18.93%
MapaElectoralLima2022.png
Mayor before election

Miguel Romero Sotelo
Popular Action

Elected Mayor

Rafael López Aliaga
Popular Renewal

The 2022 Lima municipal election were held on 2 October 2022, following the convening of regional and municipal elections throughout Peru. [1] Lima residents voted on a list of 40 candidates to replace incumbent Miguel Romero Sotelo whose term ended on 31 December 2022, alongside 39 metropolitan councilpeople. Rafael López Aliaga, leader of Popular Renewal, would be elected mayor of the Lima municipality.

Contents

Electoral system

The Metropolitan Municipality of Lima is the administrative and government body of the province of Lima. It is composed of the Metropolitan Mayor, the Provincial Council and the Metropolitan Assembly. The province of Lima is not circumscribed to any regional government in its condition of capital of Peru.

The election of the mayor and the council is carried out based on universal suffrage, which includes all national citizens over eighteen years of age, registered and resident in Lima and in full enjoyment of their political rights, as well as non-citizens nationals residing and registered in the province. There is no immediate reelection of the office of mayor. [2]

The Provincial Council of Lima is made up of 39 councillors elected by direct suffrage for a period of four (4) years, jointly with the election of the Metropolitan Mayor. Voting is by closed list. Seats are allocated to the winning list according to the d'Hondt method or half plus one.

Lists

PartyLogoMayoral nomineeLieutenant nominee
Alliance for Progress
Leader: César Acuña 		Alianza para el Progreso Peru.svg
Katherine Ampuero
Free Peru
Leader: Vladimir Cerrón 		Partido Politico Nacional Peru Libre.png
Yuri Castro
Margarita Santos
Front of Hope 2021
Leader: Fernando Olivera 		Frente de la Esperanza 2021 (logo).svg
Elizabeth León
Luzi Toro de Jiménez
Go on Country - Social Integration Party
Leader: Aldo Borrero
María Elena Soto
N/A
Popular Renewal
Leader: Rafael López Aliaga 		Logo de Renovacion Popular (Peru).png
Together for Peru
Leader: Roberto Sánchez Palomino
Logo juntos por el Peru.svg
Gonzalo Alegría
Justibel Romero
We Are Peru
Leader: Patricia Li		 Logo Partido Democratico Somos Peru.svg
Elvis Pómez
We Can Peru
Leader: José Luna 		Logo Podemos Peru.png
José Luna Morales

Rejected lists

PartyListRejection
NameLogofor Mayorfor Lieutenant MayorDateMotive
Democratic Green Party
Partido Demócrata Verde		 Democrata Verde (logo).svg Alex GonzalesFlor de María Hurtado27 June 2022Party did not finish registration process in order to fully participate in the elections nationwide. [3]
Faith in Peru
Fé en el Perú		 Fe en el Peru (logo).svg Álvaro Paz de la BarraJuan Villena27 June 2022Party did not finish registration process in order to fully participate in the elections nationwide. [4]
Purple Party
Partido Morado		 Partido Morado logo.svg Guillermo FloresCynthia Yamamoto13 July 2022 National Jury of Elections bureaucratic proceedings against the entire list. [5]
Go on Country - Social Integration Party
Avanza País - Partido de Integración Social		 Luis Molina Carlos Villacorta29 July 2022 National Jury of Elections bureaucratic proceedings against the entire list but one candidate for the Metropolitan Council. [a] [6]
Patriotic Party of Peru
Partido Patriótico del Perú		 Partido Patriotico del Peru (logo).svg Julio LingánHerbert Caller1 August 2022 National Jury of Elections bureaucratic proceedings against the entire list was not appealed on time, sealing disqualification. [7]

Declined to run

Opinion polls

Voting simulations

PollsterDateSample size Daniel Urresti
Logo Podemos Peru.png 		Rafael López Aliaga
Logo de Renovacion Popular (Peru).png 		George Forsyth
Logo Partido Democratico Somos Peru.svg 		Omar Chehade
Alianza para el Progreso Peru.svg 		Gonzalo Alegría
Logo juntos por el Peru.svg 		María Elena Soto [a]
Elizabeth León
Frente de la Esperanza 2021 (logo).svg 		Yuri Castro
Partido Politico Nacional Peru Libre.png 		Blank
/
None
Election results2 October 2022N/A25.3526.3418.937.116.383.5010.921.47N/A
CPI/Panamericana [8]
(Valid votes)		24-25 Sep. 2022415028.125.918.410.06.94.63.82.3N/A
CPI/Panamericana [9]
(Cast votes)		24-25 Sep. 2022415025.023.116.48.96.14.13.42.110.9
Ipsos Perú/América [10]
(Valid votes)		22-23 Sep. 202280228.426.719.96.95.95.25.31.7N/A
Ipsos Perú/América [11]
(Cast votes)		22-23 Sep. 202280223.922.416.75.85.04.44.51.415.9
CIT/Expreso [12]
(Valid votes)		21-23 Sep. 2022120034.031.114.45.76.73.53.41.3N/A
CIT/Expreso [13]
(Cast votes)		21-23 Sep. 2022120024.522.410.34.14.82.52.40.928.0
Datum/Perú21/Gestión [14] (Valid votes)19-21 Sep. 202240027.92614.38.18.16.54.94.2N/A
Datum/Perú21/Gestión [15] (Cast votes)19-21 Sep. 202240021.520.011.06.36.35.03.83.322.8

Electoral polls

PollsterDateSample size Daniel Urresti
Logo Podemos Peru.png 		Rafael López Aliaga
Logo de Renovacion Popular (Peru).png 		George Forsyth
Logo Partido Democratico Somos Peru.svg 		Omar Chehade
Alianza para el Progreso Peru.svg 		Gonzalo Alegría
Logo juntos por el Peru.svg 		Yuri Castro
Partido Politico Nacional Peru Libre.png 		Elizabeth León
Frente de la Esperanza 2021 (logo).svg 		María Soto (L. Molina)
 [a]
Julio Lingán
Partido Patriotico del Peru (logo).svg 		Guillermo Flores
Partido Morado logo.svg 		Álvaro Paz de la Barra
Fe en el Peru (logo).svg 		Alex Gonzales
Democrata Verde (logo).svg 		OtherBlank
/
None		Undecided
Election results2 October 2022N/A25.3526.3418.937.116.381.4710.923.50N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
IEP/La República [16] 19-22 Sep. 202238419.416.716.31.67.42.22.42.2N/AN/AN/AN/A-18.113.8
Datum/Perú21/Gestión [17] 19-21 Sep. 202240025.523.015.34.31.51.53.0-N/AN/AN/AN/A-1911
Ipsos Perú/América [18] 8-9 Sep. 20225012725154323-N/AN/AN/AN/A-912
Datum/Perú21/Gestión [19] 3-7 Sep. 20224032725112311-N/AN/AN/AN/A-1911
IDICE/La Razón [20] 16 Aug. 20225002017911121-N/AN/AN/AN/A--39
Ipsos Perú/América [21] 11-12 Aug. 20225002622112222-N/AN/AN/AN/A-1221
CIT/Expreso [22] 6-8 Aug. 2022120023.324.210.23.7-----N/AN/AN/A2.913.422.3
CPI/ATV [23] 3-10 Aug. 202250022.821.59.84.12.61.10.4-N/AN/AN/AN/A-22.315.3
IEP/La República [24] 1-4 Aug. 202237725.422.013.32.71.12.00.51.60.52.6N/AN/A2.616.78.8
Datum/Perú21/Gestión [25] 1-3 Aug. 2022401231781111211N/A3-2417
Ipsos Perú/El Comercio [26] 14-15 Jul. 202250222219111141N/AN/AN/A-1524
Datum/Perú21/Gestión [27] 8-12 Jul. 202240024199--1-1---122122
CPI/ATV [28] 20-23 Jun. 202250017.116.77.82.11.10.80.66.60.53.3---23.819.6
IEP/La República [29] 20-23 Jun. 202250022.318.711.00.52.40.90.41.3-3.4--1.322.715.2
Ipsos Perú/El Comercio [30] 9-10 Jun. 20225002018911113113111326
IEP/La República [31] 23-26 May 20225001061.10.10.70.9-1.4-1.20.4-6.120.950.8
Ipsos Perú/El Comercio [32] 12-13 May 2022501202091111412211828
Datum/Perú21/Gestión [33] 5-9 May 2022405212293---2--5-32312
CPI/RPP [34] 25-29 Apr. 202250020.917.111.20.81.60.90.74.3-1.65.7-7.916.411.9
IDICE/La Razón [35] 18 Apr. 20225002423155-118-1112-18

Pre-electoral polls

PollsterDateSample Size Rafael López Aliaga
Logo de Renovacion Popular (Peru).png 		Daniel Urresti
Logo Podemos Peru.png 		George Forsyth
Logo Partido Democratico Somos Peru.svg 		Richard Acuña
Alianza para el Progreso Peru.svg 		Luis Molina
Álvaro Paz de la Barra
Fe en el Peru (logo).svg 		César Combina
Fuerza popular.svg 		Zenaida Solís
Partido Morado logo.svg 		Edde Cuéllar
Accion Popular.png 		Sergio Tejada
Logo juntos por el Peru.svg 		Omar Chehade
Alianza para el Progreso Peru.svg 		Yuri Castro
Partido Politico Nacional Peru Libre.png 		Álex Gonzáles
Democrata Verde (logo).svg 		OthersBlank /
None		Undecided
Ipsos Perú/América [36] 7 Apr. 202212051918945231-2-11-1222
Datum/Perú 21/Gestión [37] 2–4 Apr. 2022335192110-131-2-----2210
CPI [38] 21-25 Mar. 202250018.616.610.13.52.04.51.32.44.0---0.711.914.69.8
CIT/Expreso [39] 11–13 Mar. 202250923.218.113.4-0.84.12.0-1.6-0.4-0.45.91.628.5
Ipsos Perú/El Comercio [40] 8 Mar. 202246319201144122-2-112922
CIT/Expreso [41] 11–13 Feb. 202250017.214.87.4-3.44.05.0-3.0----23.27.214.8
Ipsos Perú/América [42] 10–11 Feb. 202246617171054332-2-2121220
CPI/Latina [43] 3–11 Feb. 2022350014.615.911.53.22.02.81.8------18.417.512.8
Ipsos Perú/El Comercio [44] 13–14 Jan. 202246019131044-3------18920
Ipsos Perú/El Comercio [45] 9–10 Dec. 20214621511644-–------221622

Results

Metropolitan Municipality of Lima

Concejo Metropolitano de Lima (2023-2026).svg
CandidatePartyVotes%Seats+/–
Rafael López Aliaga Popular Renewal 1,402,62726.3421+20
Daniel Urresti Podemos Perú 1,349,72525.357-1
George Forsyth We Are Peru 1,007,97918.935+4
Elizabeth León Front of Hope 2021 581,26910.923New
Omar Chehade Alliance for Progress 378,6427.112+1
Gonzalo Alegría Together for Peru 339,5706.381+1
María Elena Soto Go on Country – Social Integration Party 186,5293.5000
Yuri Castro Free Peru 78,3641.4700
Total5,324,705100.0039–
Valid votes5,324,70589.24
Invalid votes445,1847.46
Blank votes196,7263.30
Total votes5,966,615100.00
Registered voters/turnout–
Source:

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 Following Go on Country's almost entire list disqualification, Soto Velásquez, formally a candidate for councilwoman, remained as the only candidate to legally run for the party based on list succession.

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