Peru’s presidential runoff appears to hinge on a very small vote difference as election officials continue counting ballots. ABC News reports that the gap between the two candidates narrows to less than 20,000 votes with about 96% of ballots counted after Sunday’s runoff. The Winnipeg Free Press similarly characterizes the result as a “razor-thin” margin, indicating that the outcome is extremely close and could change as remaining votes are tallied. Across coverage, the central point is that most ballots are already counted but the lead is not large enough to remove uncertainty. As final results depend on the still-to-be-counted ballots, the certified winner is not yet determined. The reporting focuses on the size of the margin and the high level of completed counting, underscoring how limited the remaining vote totals are relative to the current gap. No sources provided additional details about policy differences, allegations, or specific candidate names in the text provided.