he represents an important electoral base of evangelical Christians in Peru. His party also obtained 2 seats in Congress. He also ran for Mayor of Lima in the 2006, 2010 and 2018 municipal elections but lost to Luis Castañeda, Susana Villarán and Jorge Muñoz respectively. Congressman For the 2011 general elections, Lay integrated his National Restoration into the Alliance for the Great Change of Pedro Pablo Kuczynski and was elected Congressman, as the only member of his party, and as the eldest lawmaker in the 2011–2016 congressional period and also, being the most voted in the Alliance for the Great Change in which, he was the alliance’s list head for Lima. By unanimous decision, he was elected president of the Ethics Commission. Also, in his capacity as the oldest congressman, he was elected as first secretary of the Board of Directors of the Preparatory Board of Congress, the same one chaired by congressman Daniel Abugattás of Peru Wins. 2016 elections For the 2016 general elections, Lay ran for Second Vice President under the Alliance for Progress of Peru coalition in which his National Restoration integrated. He was part of the presidential ticket of Cesar Acuña but Acuña was disqualified on 9 March for attempted vote buying. He also withdrew his candidacy for re-election as Congressman. References External links Webpage of National Restoration Lay Sun's biography on the webpage of the Peruvian Truth and Reconciliation Commission (in Spanish) Resume on the National Electoral Committee (JNE) site Christian clergy in Peru Peruvian evangelicals 1934 births Living people People from Lima National Restoration (Peru) politicians Candidates for President of Peru Peruvian politicians of Chinese descent Peruvian architects National University of Engineering alumni Members of the Congress of the Republic of Peru