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Íngrid Betancourt Pulecio's 2022 result.

Íngrid Betancourt Pulecio received 14,161 votes (0.07% of valid votes including blank votes) in round 1 of Colombia's official 2022 presidential scrutiny result.

14,161votes in latest contested round
0.07%of valid votes including blank votes
1official round contested
Rank #7historical source result
Presidential formula

Íngrid Betancourt Pulecio and José Luis Esparza Guerrero

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Both 2022 presidential rounds, official national totals, all 34 department/capital/consular groups, and all 1,188 municipality or consular-country groups represented in the Registraduría archives.

National result by round

Every round contested.

CNE national scrutiny
Round 1 · rank #714,1610.07% of valid votes
Latest-round registered voters39,002,239
Latest-round ballots represented21,442,300
Round 1 · every department group

Íngrid Betancourt Pulecio across Colombia.

34 source groups

Source: Registraduría official 2022 voting archives · CNE Resolution 3235 of 2022.

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