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18.971 · 27.20%
16.069 · 23.04%
14.140 · 20.27%
11.562 · 16.58%
7.017 · 10.06%
802 · 1.15%
729 · 1.05%
464 · 0.67%
40.826 · 59.93%
27.293 · 40.07%
17.009 workbook second-vote total
Open both rounds →18 tables3.609 workbook second-vote total
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Open both rounds →146 tables40.743 workbook second-vote total
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Open both rounds →5 tables774 workbook second-vote total
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Open both rounds →Source: SERVEL preliminary downloadable workbooks. The source label for this group is DE AYSEN DEL GENERAL CARLOS IBAÑEZ DEL CAMPO.
Aysen del General Carlos Ibañez del Campo Chile 2025 Presidential Election Results
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