Peru Citizen Force

Founded in October 2019, the party was institutionalized out of the union of the Decentralist Social Force and Citizens for Change.

Citizen Force Fuerza Ciudadana
Abbreviation	FC
General Secretary	Juan Carlos Vizcarra
Spokesperson	Carlos Tapia
Founded	3 October 2019 (2019-10-03)
Merger of	Decentralist Social Force Citizens for Change
Headquarters	Lima
Ideology	Democratic socialism Progressivism
Political position	Centre-left to left-wing
Seats in the Congress	1 / 130
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Formally announced following the dissolution of the Congress of the Republic of Peru, the party participated in the Together for Peru coalition for the 2020 parliamentary election. Upon the election's poor results as no seats were won, the party left the coalition, and filed for official registration at the National Jury of Elections.

The registration was ultimately unsuccessful, as the party was not going to reach the deadline in order to fully participate as a recognized organization at the 2021 general election. Days before the deadline, the party signed a political accord with the registered Purple Party in order to run together for the upcoming election. Among its members, LGBT activist Susel Paredes registered in the Purple Party and was selected to lead the congressional list for the constituency of Lima. Paredes was ultimately elected Congresswoman for Lima.

Presidential election

Elections to the Congress of the Republic

Year	Votes	%	Seats	/	Position
2020	710,462 as part of Together for Peru	4.80%	0 / 130		Minority
2021	697,289 as part of the Purple Party. Only 1 from Citizen Force.	5.42%	3 / 130	1	Minority