This page does not inherit the portal's national total.
The source workbooks support geographic detail but their national rollups differ from the headline portal. This page therefore stays inside the workbook source boundary.
Both preliminary source rounds, 9 communes, and the workbook's own ballot-accounting difference.
The source workbooks support geographic detail but their national rollups differ from the headline portal. This page therefore stays inside the workbook source boundary.
65.948 · 32.62%
53.477 · 26.45%
38.002 · 18.80%
26.549 · 13.13%
12.705 · 6.28%
2.338 · 1.16%
2.043 · 1.01%
1.108 · 0.55%
103.410 · 54.47%
86.440 · 45.53%
4.106 workbook second-vote total
Open both rounds →42 tables14.113 workbook second-vote total
Open both rounds →30 tables9.383 workbook second-vote total
Open both rounds →335 tables110.871 workbook second-vote total
Open both rounds →29 tables8.223 workbook second-vote total
Open both rounds →18 tables5.552 workbook second-vote total
Open both rounds →23 tables7.340 workbook second-vote total
Open both rounds →32 tables10.576 workbook second-vote total
Open both rounds →119 tables39.649 workbook second-vote total
Open both rounds →Source: SERVEL preliminary downloadable workbooks. The source label for this group is DE ATACAMA.
Atacama Chile 2025 Presidential Election Results
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