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GUAINIA 2022 presidential results.

Gustavo Petro Urrego had the highest deciding-round total here with 6,532 votes. This is a geographic source result, not a national elected-status claim.

12,573second-round ballots represented

10,708first-round ballots represented

8municipality or locality groups

334deciding-round source vote rows

Deciding round in this source geography

Both presidential formulas.

These shares use valid votes including blank votes in this exact source group.

#1 · round 2Ballot 2

Gustavo Petro Urrego

Vice-presidential candidate: Francia Márquez Mina

6,53252.47% of valid votes including blank votes

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#2 · round 2Ballot 1

Rodolfo Hernández Suárez

Vice-presidential candidate: Marelen Castillo Torres

5,71645.92% of valid votes including blank votes

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Complete local layer

Municipalities and localities.

Every card is a permanent link carrying both official 2022 rounds and complete ballot accounting.

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INIRIDA

10,070 deciding-round ballots

Open both rounds →070

BARRANCOMINAS

1,710 deciding-round ballots

Open both rounds →073

CACAHUAL

33 deciding-round ballots

Open both rounds →078

LA GUADALUPE

53 deciding-round ballots

Open both rounds →083

MORICHAL (MORICHAL NUEVO)

64 deciding-round ballots

Open both rounds →087

PANA PANA (CAMPO ALEGRE)

170 deciding-round ballots

Open both rounds →090

PUERTO COLOMBIA

261 deciding-round ballots

Open both rounds →092

SAN FELIPE

212 deciding-round ballots

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Candidate votes12,248

Blank votes201

Null votes100

Unmarked ballots24

Source: Registraduría table-level 2022 voting archives · geographic sums are Electionpedia calculations that reconcile to the official national declaration.

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GUAINIA 2022 Colombia Presidential Results

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