QUINDIO 2022 presidential results.
Rodolfo Hernández Suárez had the highest deciding-round total here with 152,682 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.
Rodolfo Hernández Suárez
Vice-presidential candidate: Marelen Castillo Torres
Gustavo Petro Urrego
Vice-presidential candidate: Francia Márquez Mina
Municipalities and localities.
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ARMENIA
157,139 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →005BUENAVISTA
1,547 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →010CALARCA
36,515 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →020CIRCASIA
14,613 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →025CORDOBA
2,975 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →030FILANDIA
5,835 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →040GENOVA
4,065 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →050LA TEBAIDA
16,757 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →060MONTENEGRO
18,435 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →070PIJAO
3,116 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →080QUIMBAYA
16,121 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →090SALENTO
3,637 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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QUINDIO 2022 Colombia Presidential Results
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