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In Peru, a mayor was elected by flipping a coin after two candidates tied with 671 votes each. Local law allows for such a method to resolve ties. The draw was conducted publicly, favoring Rubén Quispe Capajaña over Salomino Mamani Quispe. This method has been used in previous elections in Peru. Following the outcome, Quispe expressed gratitude, while Mamani criticized the process and called for a change in the rules for future ties.