AMAZONAS 2022 presidential results.
Gustavo Petro Urrego had the highest deciding-round total here with 12,935 votes. This is a geographic source result, not a national elected-status claim.
Both presidential formulas.
These shares use valid votes including blank votes in this exact source group.
Gustavo Petro Urrego
Vice-presidential candidate: Francia Márquez Mina
Rodolfo Hernández Suárez
Vice-presidential candidate: Marelen Castillo Torres
Municipalities and localities.
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LETICIA
19,124 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →007PUERTO NARIÑO
2,454 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →010EL ENCANTO
263 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →013LA CHORRERA
661 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →016LA PEDRERA
359 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →017LA VICTORIA
22 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →019MIRITI PARANA
111 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →021PUERTO SANTANDER
188 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →022TARAPACA
461 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →030PUERTO ALEGRIA
82 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →040PUERTO ARICA
175 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →Source: Registraduría table-level 2022 voting archives · geographic sums are Electionpedia calculations that reconcile to the official national declaration.
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AMAZONAS 2022 Colombia Presidential Results
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