1995 Peruvian general election

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Nominee	Alberto Fujimori	Javier Pérez de Cuéllar
Party	C90–NM	UPP
Running mate	Ricardo Márquez César Paredes	Hilda Fernández Guido Pennano
Popular vote	4,798,515	1,624,566
Percentage	64.42%	21.81%

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All 120 seats in the Congress of Peru
61 seats needed for a majority

Party		Leader	Vote %	Seats	+/–
C90–NM	Alberto Fujimori	52.10	67	+23
UPP	Javier Pérez de Cuéllar	14.00	17	New
APRA	Agustín Mantilla	6.53	8	+8
FIM	Fernando Olivera	4.89	6	−1
CODE-PC	Alejandro Toledo	4.15	5	New
Popular Action	Fernando Belaúnde	3.34	4	+4
PPC	Luis Bedoya Reyes	3.09	3	−5
Renewal	Rafael Rey	2.98	3	−3
Obras	Ricardo Belmont	2.00	2	New
United Left	A. Haya de la Torre	1.88	2	+2
FREPAP	Ezequiel Ataucusi	1.08	1	−1
FRENATRACA	Roger Cáceres	1.07	1	−2
MIA	Rolando Salvatierra	0.79	1	New

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General elections were held in Peru on 9 April 1995,^[1] the first under the 1993 constitution. Incumbent President Alberto Fujimori was easily re-elected with 64.4% of the vote defeating former UN Secretary General Javier Pérez de Cuéllar, whilst his Cambio 90-New Majority alliance won a majority of seats in the newly unicameral Congress.

Candidate		Party	Votes	%
Alberto Fujimori	Cambio 90–New Majority	4,798,515	64.42
Javier Pérez de Cuéllar	Union for Peru	1,624,566	21.81
Mercedes Cabanillas	American Popular Revolutionary Alliance	306,108	4.11
Alejandro Toledo	Possible Country	241,598	3.24
Ricardo Belmont	Civil Works Movement	192,261	2.58
Raúl Diez Canseco	Popular Action	122,383	1.64
Ezequiel Ataucusi	Agricultural People's Front of Peru	57,556	0.77
Agustín Haya de la Torre	United Left	42,686	0.57
Luis Cáceres Velásquez	National Front of Workers and Peasants	25,017	0.34
Sixtilio Dalmau	New Peru Movement	9,999	0.13
Víctor Echegaray	Reformist Party of Peru	9,105	0.12
Edmundo Inga	Alternative Peru Puma	7,006	0.09
Miguel Campos	Peace and Development	6,337	0.09
Carlos Cruz	Independent Front of National Reconciliation	5,249	0.07
Total			7,448,386	100.00
Valid votes			7,448,386	82.12
Invalid/blank votes			1,621,258	17.88
Total votes			9,069,644	100.00
Registered voters/turnout			12,280,538	73.85
Source: JNE

Party		Votes	%	Seats	+/–
Cambio 90 – New Majority	2,277,423	52.10	67	+35
Union for Peru	611,804	14.00	17	New
American Popular Revolutionary Alliance	285,526	6.53	8	–45
Independent Moralizing Front	213,777	4.89	6	–1
Possible Country	181,397	4.15	5	New
Popular Action	146,018	3.34	4	–22
Christian People's Party	135,236	3.09	3	–22
Renewal Movement	130,060	2.98	3	New
Civil Works Movement	87,252	2.00	2	New
United Left	82,061	1.88	2	–14
Agricultural People's Front of Peru	46,990	1.08	1	+1
National Front of Workers and Peasants	46,728	1.07	1	–2
Independent Agrarian Movement	34,463	0.79	1	New
New Peru Movement	29,557	0.68	0	New
Reformist Party of Peru	13,102	0.30	0	New
Alternative Peru Puma	12,391	0.28	0	New
Apertura para el Desarrollo Nacional	10,752	0.25	0	New
Independent Front of National Reconciliation	10,314	0.24	0	New
Independent Inca Movement	9,598	0.22	0	New
Social Independent Movement	6,588	0.15	0	New
Total		4,371,037	100.00	120	–60
Valid votes		4,371,037	53.11
Invalid/blank votes		3,859,209	46.89
Total votes		8,230,246	100.00
Registered voters/turnout		12,280,538	67.02
Source: PDBA, JNE