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EL PASO 2022 presidential results.

Gustavo Petro Urrego had the highest deciding-round total in this source group with 11,038 votes. Both rounds and every ballot class remain visible below.

14,784second-round ballots represented
13,662first-round ballots represented
14,666second-round valid votes including blank votes
258deciding-round source vote rows
Source boundary

No local turnout percentage is invented.

The Registraduría archive supplies complete vote rows for this geography but not its registered-electorate field. Electionpedia therefore publishes ballot totals and candidate shares while leaving local turnout absent.

Round 2 · 2022-06-19

The deciding formulas.

Shares use candidate votes plus blank votes as the valid-vote denominator.

Candidate votes14,516
Blank votes150
Null votes111
Unmarked ballots7
Round 1 · 2022-05-29

Every first-round formula.

Shares use candidate votes plus blank votes as the valid-vote denominator.

Candidate votes13,307
Blank votes181
Null votes156
Unmarked ballots18

Source: Registraduría official table-level 2022 voting archives · this page is a historical source aggregate, not a live officeholder record.

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EL PASO 2022 Colombia Presidential Results

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