How many votes does it take to win the mayoralty of Pamplona?
In 2023 the mayoralty of Pamplona was won with 6,597 votes. Here is the figure, the margin over the runner-up and who won each polling station.
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6,597
In the Mayoralty of Pamplona the race was won in 2023 with 6,597 votes.
Winner: Klaus Faber Mogollon, for Pamplona Corazon de Todos.
The runner-up got 3,333, a gap of 3,264 votes.
Where this number comes from
The votes come from the official 2023 Registraduría 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.
There are 52 weeks left until October 2027. That is 127 new votes every single week.
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Who won each polling station
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Where the votes came from
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How this figure was calculated
Mayor and governor are won in a single round: whoever gets the most votes takes it. There is no threshold and no allocation.
Source: official bulletin of the Registraduría Nacional del Estado Civil, local elections of 29 October 2023.
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