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Revision as of 14:35, 23 August 2016
The 2014 Narsoran General Elections were held on October 6 including presidential, parliamentary and regional elections. When no candidate received the majority 50%, a run-off election was held two weeks later on the 20th. Voters chose Centre Party candidates Sandalio Joaquín Espina for President and Elías Vicente Álvarez and Vice President respectively. Voter turnout was estimated by the National Statistics Office at 80% of the total population, the highest turnout since the 1990 General Elections.
Contents
Presidential Elections
Candidates
President
- Daniel Chavez The Vice-President under temporary president Adelina Aylen from 2013-2014. (New Democratic Party)
- Andrés Estévez The former President of the Senate house of the National Congress from 2010 to 2014. (Conservative Party)
- Noemí Charo Aquino Currently the Minister for the Environment and Spokesperson of the Narsoran Green Party. (Narsoran Green party)
- Sandalio Joaquín Espina The current president and former Minister of Interior from 2008 to 2014. (Centre Party of Narsora)
Vice-President
- Rafael Holguín A member of the Senate from 2009 to 2014. (New Democratic Party)
- Roahoamlia' Saumiyoa A Deputy in the Chamber of Deputies from 2010. (Conservative Party)
- Raúl Abana Current Spokesperson of the Narsoran Green Party, and mayor of Manzulo since 2009. (Narsoran Green Party)
- Elías Vicente Álvarez Former Ministry of Foreign Affairs under Timothy Giles from 2003 to 2011. (Centre Party of Narsora)
Results
During the first round of voting the Conservative party suffered a crushing defeat with only 4% of the popular vote, this was attributed to the general dislike of Conservative Party's increasingly radical proposed policies.
First Round
| Candidate | Party | % Pop. vote |
Popular votes | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Daniel Chavez | New Democratic | 40.25% | 8,565,200 | ||||
| Sandalio Joaquín Espina | Centre Party of Narsora | 48.08% | 10,231,424 | ||||
| Noemí Charo Aquino | Green | 4% | 851,200 | ||||
| Andrés Estévez | Conservative | 4% | 8551,200 | ||||
Second Round
The results of the second round of voting were the closest in narsoran history, with Espina winning by only 253,232 votes or 1.19% of the voter turnout.
| Candidate | Party | % Pop. vote |
Popular votes | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sandalio Joaquín Espina | Centre Party of Narsora | 53.25% | 11,331,600 | ||||
| Daniel Chavez | New Democratic | 52.06% | 11,078,368 | ||||
