Difference between revisions of "2020 Salvadoran presidential election"
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| party1 = '''[[Salvadoran Initiative]]''' | | party1 = '''[[Salvadoran Initiative]]''' | ||
| home_state1 = [[Vallepital]] | | home_state1 = [[Vallepital]] | ||
| − | | delegate_count1 = ''' | + | | delegate_count1 = '''71''' |
| − | | percentage1 = '''86. | + | | percentage1 = '''86.59''' |
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| image2 = Mauricio Funes (Brasilia, May 2008).jpg | | image2 = Mauricio Funes (Brasilia, May 2008).jpg | ||
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| party2 = [[Salvadoran Initiative]] | | party2 = [[Salvadoran Initiative]] | ||
| home_state2 = [[Els Àngels]] | | home_state2 = [[Els Àngels]] | ||
| − | | delegate_count2 = | + | | delegate_count2 = 11 |
| − | | percentage2 = | + | | percentage2 = 13.41 |
| title = [[President of El Salvador|President]] | | title = [[President of El Salvador|President]] | ||
| before_election = [[Roderic Tarragona Montanuy]] | | before_election = [[Roderic Tarragona Montanuy]] | ||
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| party1 = [[Salvadoran Initiative|INSAL]] | | party1 = [[Salvadoran Initiative|INSAL]] | ||
| cand1 = [[Orlando Pareja Palau]] | | cand1 = [[Orlando Pareja Palau]] | ||
| − | | votes1 = | + | | votes1 = 71 |
| color1 = #F8C401 | | color1 = #F8C401 | ||
| party2 = [[Salvadoran Initiative|INSAL]] | | party2 = [[Salvadoran Initiative|INSAL]] | ||
| cand2 = [[Adán Tamayo Navarro]] | | cand2 = [[Adán Tamayo Navarro]] | ||
| − | | votes2 = | + | | votes2 = 11 |
| color2 = #F8C401 | | color2 = #F8C401 | ||
| source = [[Tribunals Generals]] | | source = [[Tribunals Generals]] | ||
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The 2020 Salvadoran presidential election was held on 1 January 2020. The Tribunals Generals, the legislature of El Salvador, voted to elect the country's next president. Orlando Pareja Palau was overwhelmingly selected as the country's next president, winning almost 87 percent of the vote.
Results
| Candidate | Party | Votes | % | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Orlando Pareja Palau | INSAL | 71 | 86.59 | |
| Adán Tamayo Navarro | INSAL | 11 | 13.41 | |
| Total | 82 | 100.00 | ||
| Source: Tribunals Generals | ||||
See also
LCN Wiki has media related to Orlando Óscar Pareja y Palau.
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