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Chile/2025 presidential election/Second Vote
SERVEL official preliminary portal · 2025-12-14

Chile 2025 presidential second vote results.

40.888 of 40.900 established tables are represented in this official preliminary layer.

12.473.294portal valid votes
13.421.650portal total votes
99.97%tables counted
2candidacies
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The portal and downloadable workbook differ.

The portal is the national headline result. The workbook supports geographic detail but produces a different national rollup.

Portal − workbook valid votes−6.413
Workbook valid + null + blank − source total+37.351
All source candidacies

Portal vote order, without editorial ranking.

Ballot 2 · portal vote order 2

Jeannette Jara Roman

PARTIDO COMUNISTA DE CHILE

5.218.44441.84% of portal valid votes
Portal − workbook: −2.218Open the permanent result Ballot 5 · portal vote order 1

Jose Antonio Kast Rist

PARTIDO REPUBLICANO DE CHILE

7.254.85058.16% of portal valid votes
Portal − workbook: −4.195Open the permanent result
Valid votes12.473.294
Null votes783.001
Blank votes165.355
Total votes13.421.650

Source: SERVEL second vote result downloads. Official preliminary results published by SERVEL under article 185 of Law 18.700; the source says they have no legal value as a vote count.

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