This Friday, June 3, the deadline for the National Office of Electoral Processes (ONPE) so that Peruvians can choose their polling place for the Regional and Municipal Elections 2022 next Sunday, October 2, through the platform choose your polling placethrough which you will be able to choose your closest polling station to your home.
How to choose my polling place?
Via web version for PC or laptop: go to the link eligetulocal.onpe.gob.pe and validate your identity by answering “personal questions” like your mother’s name or your voting group number. Then you will have access to a map of your place of residence, in which you must select the three voting centers of your choice, in order of priority.
Via mobile web version: go to the link eligetulocal.onpe.gob.pe and before choosing your polling place, you must validate your identity by answering “personal questions” or by “facial recognition” with the camera of your mid-range cell phone onwards.
Via Telegram: You can also choose your voting location through a Telegram chatbot: @etlvbot (https://t.me/etlvbot).
If any person has difficulties choosing their polling place, they have the ONPE Phone: 417-0630 at their disposal, where people who have doubts or questions regarding the platform are attended from Monday to Sunday from 8 am to 9 pm.
Who can choose their polling place?
All voters in Peru, aged 18 and over and of all socioeconomic levels, including voters who reach the age of majority on Election Day (October 2) and are eligible to vote.
What happens if I don’t choose my polling place?
And in case the citizen does not enter the platform until today, it will be the ONPE that will select the voting headquarters, within the district where they live.
Can I vote in a district other than my residence?
The electoral roll of the ONPE closed on October 2, 2021. That is, as of that date, the updates made to the DNI do not appear in the roll of the Regional and Municipal Elections 2022. Therefore a voting center must be chosen in the district of residence that appears on the DNI.
The ONPE has also responded to social network users that last year the 2021 General Elections were held, but this time it is the 2022 Regional and Municipal Elections, where we must also elect the mayor of our district. For this reason, it is not possible to choose polling places from another district.
The electoral roll approved for the elections on October 2 comprises a total of 24,760,062 eligible citizens to elect their regional and municipal authorities.
