Colombian presidential elections

On May 29 over 39 million Colombians will go to the electoral boards to elect the president and vice president for the period 2022-2026. Colombias presidential election is down to the wire with polls showing both candidates in a near statistical tie.

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. To leave things as they are in Colombia which in my opinion means more corruption violence and hunger or to change Colombia and take it towards peace prosperity and democracy for the people said Gustavo Petro after casting his vote in BogotaThe current senator leftist former mayor of Bogota and member of the M-19. In last months presidential primaries she received the third highest vote tally of any candidate in the field and she brings with her a coalition of grassroots activists and social. There are seven tickets running for the top office.

The Colombian pre-count system is usually very fast so the first results could be known at the closing of the polling stations at 400 pm. Maverick millionnaire Rodolfo Hernandez 77 finished second in presidential elections Sunday with 28 percent of votes cast. Candidates in Colombia have rounded up their campaigns over the weekend ahead of the May 29 Presidential elections in which leftwing hopeful Gustavo Petro is expected to win according to most polls.

He will face Rodolfo Hernandez in a second. Supporters of Historical Pact coalition presidential candidate Gustavo Petro hold flags with the images of Petro and his running mate Francia Marquez before a closing campaign rally in Zipaquira Colombia Sunday May 22 2022. Colombian Elections Could Move Environmentalism to Center Stage.

BLANK VOTES AND ABSTENTIONISM. Thursday May 19 2022. The Colombian presidential elections of 2022 will take place in an environment of deep political polarisation and social unrest.

The elections take place amid a great polarization among voters and a strong scenario of violence against candidates most of whom closed their election campaigns on May 22 with massive acts in several cities. On Sunday Petro came out on top in the countrys first round of presidential elections. With more than 98 per cent of votes counted preliminary results showed 62.

A supporter of Historical Pact coalition presidential candidate Gustavo Petro holds a flag with the image of Petro before a closing campaign rally in Zipaquira Colombia Sunday May 22 2022. Of the 166 members of the House of Representatives 162 are elected by proportional representation from 33 multi-member constituencies based on the departments with seats allocated using the largest remainder method. Afro-Colombian land defender Francia Márquez could become the next vice president.

If leftist candidate Gustavo Petro wins he will be the first left-wing president. He denied the frontrunner leftist Gustavo Petro an outright first. Two members are elected by the Afro-Colombian community one by indigenous community and one by Colombian expatriates.

Colombias upcoming presidential elections on May 29 are taking place at a time of great tension rising insecurity economic challenges polarization and distrust in government. While COVID-19 has exacerbated poverty in Colombia violence has overtaken its territories with more than 50 social leaders killed in. Elections are set for May 29.

Vice-Presidential Candidates Lay Out Visions for Colombias Future. Its a relatively simple election. On May 29 the results of the first round of the presidential elections showed that no candidate passed the bar of 50 percent plus one vote needed to win outright.

He will face a run-off against a millionaire businessman who has previously praised Adolf Hitler. The former mayor of Bogota gathered 403 per cent of the votes in Sundays poll and will go head to head in a second round with Rodolfo Hernandez who finished in. BOGOTA May 30 Colombians clamouring for change gave a leftist ex-guerrilla a historic lead yesterday in a first round of presidential elections that will culminate in a runoff against a populist outsider in June.

LEFTIST candidate Gustavo Petro has won the first round of the Colombian elections. Anthony Navone Colombia is on the precipice of historic presidential elections amid a backdrop of significant social unrest deepening polarization and the escalation of the countrys six-decade old armed conflict. Candidates currently leading the polls include former Bogotá Mayor Gustavo Petro for the Historic Pact Pacto Histórico leftist coalition.

The presidential ballot includes a blank ballot box which has been increasing in recent elections and could be key on June 19. Consequently a second round will be held between presidential candidate Gustavo Petro and his running mate Francia Márquez who won 4032 percent of the votes and the.

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