SANTANDER 2022 presidential results.
Rodolfo Hernández Suárez had the highest deciding-round total here with 872,711 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.
Every card is a permanent link carrying both official 2022 rounds and complete ballot accounting.
BUCARAMANGA
344,047 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →004AGUADA
936 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →007ALBANIA
2,048 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →010ARATOCA
4,799 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →013BARBOSA
17,180 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →016BARICHARA
5,150 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →019BARRANCABERMEJA
120,129 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →022BETULIA
2,762 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →025BOLIVAR
4,789 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →028CABRERA
1,278 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →031CALIFORNIA
1,129 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →034CAPITANEJO
3,143 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →037CARCASI
2,267 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →040CEPITA
1,447 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →043CERRITO
3,371 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →045CIMITARRA
15,269 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →046CONCEPCION
3,298 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →049CONFINES
1,973 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →052CONTRATACION
2,078 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →055COROMORO
3,103 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →058CURITI
7,309 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →061CHARALA
6,461 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →064CHARTA
2,248 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →067CHIMA
1,720 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →070CHIPATA
2,684 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →071EL CARMEN
7,661 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →073EL GUACAMAYO
1,067 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →074EL PLAYON
7,265 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →075EL PEÑON
2,306 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →076ENCINO
1,511 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →079ENCISO
2,170 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →080FLORIAN
3,311 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →082FLORIDABLANCA
152,299 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →085GALAN
1,770 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →088GAMBITA
2,253 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →091GIRON
85,378 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →094GUACA
3,495 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →097GUADALUPE
3,076 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →100GUAPOTA
1,396 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →103GUAVATA
2,871 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →106GUEPSA
2,659 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →109HATO
1,373 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →112JESUS MARIA
2,078 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →115JORDAN
918 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →118LA PAZ
2,475 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →119LA BELLEZA
3,692 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →120LANDAZURI
5,730 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →121LEBRIJA
23,400 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →124LOS SANTOS
7,381 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →127MACARAVITA
1,330 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →130MALAGA
10,741 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →133MATANZA
3,554 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →136MOGOTES
5,359 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →139MOLAGAVITA
2,419 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →142OCAMONTE
2,720 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →145OIBA
6,473 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →148ONZAGA
2,350 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →151PALMAR
1,046 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →154PALMAS DEL SOCORRO
1,765 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →157PARAMO
2,904 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →160PIEDECUESTA
89,074 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →163PINCHOTE
2,690 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →166PUENTE NACIONAL
8,275 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →167PUERTO PARRA
3,462 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →169PUERTO WILCHES
15,266 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →172RIONEGRO
15,019 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →174SABANA DE TORRES
14,784 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →175SAN ANDRES
4,228 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →178SAN BENITO
1,716 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →181SAN GIL
32,663 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →184SAN JOAQUIN
1,414 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →187SAN JOSE DE MIRANDA
2,872 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →190SAN MIGUEL
1,403 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →193SAN VICENTE DE CHUCURI
15,122 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →194SANTA HELENA DEL OPON
2,033 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →195SANTA BARBARA
1,577 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →196SIMACOTA
4,057 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →199SOCORRO
17,272 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →202SUAITA
5,441 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →205SUCRE
3,382 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →208SURATA
2,230 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →211TONA
3,715 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →217VALLE DE SAN JOSE
3,809 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →219VETAS
1,017 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →220VELEZ
10,874 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →221VILLANUEVA
4,865 deciding-round ballots
Open both rounds →223ZAPATOCA
5,347 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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SANTANDER 2022 Colombia Presidential Results
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