National
Deputy
- Spanish: Diputado
How it's filled
- In plain words
- Elected one per riding
- Exact method
- Five-year term. 130 deputies elected by open-list proportional representation (D'Hondt, 5% national threshold) in districts corresponding to the regions, Lima Metropolitana, Lima Provincias, Callao and Peruvians abroad; seats per district as on the Chamber roll (diputados.congreso.gob.pe).
- Seats
- 130
Who holds these seats now
Members are elected in constituencies or from party lists, as each row says.
Next vote
Sources
- congreso.gob.pe · checked Congreso de la República, Constitución Política del Perú and chamber sites (senado.congreso.gob.pe, diputados.congreso.gob.pe), read 2026-10-12: national bodies and offices; cabinet structure from Wikipedia Cabinet of Peru and gob.pe/El Peruano reports. Fallback: Wikipedia for 2026 cabinet and election facts. For: Deputy
- congreso.gob.pe · checked Spanish names of Peruvian bodies and offices as used in the Constitution and official sites, read 2026-10-12. For: Deputy in Spanish
- diputados.congreso.gob.pe · checked Congreso de la República, official roll of members 2026-2031, read 2026-10-12: current member, district, party. Start date not on the roll, left blank. For: Aldo Antonio Bravo Quispe, current term, Alejandro José Manay Pillaca, current term, Alexander Salas Rivera, current term, Amalia Emilia Palomino Pacheco, current term, Ana Bertha Patiño Urco, current term and 125 more
- en.wikipedia.org · checked Wikipedia, 2026 Peruvian general election, read 2026-10-12: 2026 election 12 April, run-off 7 June; next date inferred by rule (second Sunday of April, five-year terms), unconfirmed. Fallback: Wikipedia because jne.gob.pe not read. For: General election, April 13, 2031
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