He placed first in the initial round of the presidential vote and advanced to the second round against Keiko Fujimori.[2][3] On 16 June, the final count of the second round by the National Office of Electoral Processes indicated that Castillo had won 50.13% of valid votes, although the National Jury of Elections delayed its official declaration of the outcome due to allegations of fraud raised by Fujimori.[4][5] Castillo's victory was confirmed on 19 July, and he is due to be inaugurated 28 July.[6] The result was widely seen as a rejection of the traditional Peruvian elite.[7][8]