How many votes does it take to get in in Puerto Colombia?
In 2023 the last council seat in Puerto Colombia was won with 681 votes. Here is the figure, where it comes from and who won each polling station.
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In the Council of Puerto Colombia the last seat was won in 2023 with 681 votes.
13 seats were shared among 11 lists.
It was won by Partido Liberal Colombiano.
That is the lowest bar in this body.
Where this number comes from
The seat count is the official figure published by the Registraduría. The votes come from the 2023 official results.
No artificial intelligence wrote this number: it is legal arithmetic over published data. You can check it tonight.
Law 1909 of 2018 can move the last seat to the runner-up of the mayoral or gubernatorial race. This calculation does not model that.
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Who won each polling station
Who won each polling place in your municipality, with name, list and votes. This is where you see who rules where, and where nobody does.
What each council seat in Puerto Colombia cost
Puerto Colombia has 13 seats. This is what each one cost in 2023.
Who finished around the last seat
Who finished around that last seat, with their votes and their list. This is where you see your real rival is not the most voted person in town: it is your own running mate.
What it cost to get in through each list
Every list that won seats has its own entry price: that of its last seat. This is what each cost in Puerto Colombia in 2023.
The balance of power
Which list got in with the fewest votes, which one just missed out, and by how many. The seat that is actually in play.
Where the votes came from
Two candidates with the same vote count are different animals if one drew from three polling stations and the other from fifty. This is not in the bulletin: it is computed.
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How this figure was calculated
The last seat is allocated with the cifra repartidora of article 263 of the Colombian Constitution: each list's vote is divided by 1, 2, 3 and so on up to the number of seats, every quotient is ranked highest to lowest, and the one in the last position is the cifra repartidora. Within each list with preferential voting, seats go to the most voted candidates.
Source: official bulletin of the Registraduría Nacional del Estado Civil, local elections of 29 October 2023.
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