Trader consensus on Polymarket heavily favors 70-75% turnout in Peru's first-round presidential election held April 12-13, reflecting widespread logistical disruptions that hampered voter participation despite compulsory voting. Delays affected 13% of Lima polling stations—home to 30% of voters—due to new election software glitches, power outages, ballot shortages, and contractor failures, extending voting into a second day and creating long queues. Amid a decade of political instability with eight presidents, voter apathy and a record 35 candidates further dampened engagement below the 2021 benchmark of 76%. Official ONPE turnout data from ongoing tabulation (over 90% actas processed) will resolve the market, with Ipsos exit polls noting relatively high participation but urban shortfalls pulling averages down.