2024 Chilean municipal elections

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2024 Chilean municipal elections
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The 2024 Chilean municipal elections were held on 26 and 27 October 2024. The elections were held on the same day as regional elections. [1] The combined municipal and regional elections had a participation rate of 85% which makes it the election with the highest voter turnout in the history of Chile. [2] Among the defeated candidates were a series of high profile politicians like Karla Rubilar, Marcela Cubillos, Iván Poduje and the incumbent mayor of Santiago Irací Hassler who lost to Mario Desbordes. [3]

Results

The following table lists party control in regional capitals, as well as in communes with an electoral population above 70,000. [4]

CommunesElectorsIncumbent mayorPolitical coalitionElect mayorPolitical coalition
Puente Alto 417,443Germán Codina Powers (RN)Chile VamosMatías Toledo Herrera (IND)Independent
Maipú 399,170Tomás Vodanovic Escudero (RD)Frente AmplioTomás Vodanovic Escudero (FA)Contigo Chile Mejor
Santiago 377,549Irací Hassler Jacob (PCCh)Chile Digno, Verde y SoberanoMario Desbordes Jiménez (RN)Chile Vamos
Viña del Mar 309,826Macarena Ripamonti Serrano (RD)Frente AmplioMacarena Ripamonti Serrano (FA)Contigo Chile Mejor
La Florida 309,441Rodolfo Carter Fernández (IND)Chile VamosDaniel Reyes Morales (IND)Chile Vamos
Antofagasta 302,465Jonathan Velásquez Ramírez (IND)IndependentSacha Razmilic Burgos (Evópoli)Chile Vamos
Valparaíso 285,768Jorge Sharp Fajardo (IND)IndependentCamila Nieto Hernández (FA)Contigo Chile Mejor
Las Condes 281,660Daniela Peñaloza Ramos (UDI)Chile VamosCatalina San Martín Cavada (IND)Independent
Temuco 248,712Roberto Neira Aburto (PPD)Unidad por el AprueboRoberto Neira Aburto (IND)Contigo Chile Mejor
San Bernardo 231,695Christopher White Bahamondes (PS)Unidad por el AprueboChristopher White Bahamondes (PS)Contigo Chile Mejor
Ñuñoa 208,845Cristina Ríos Saavedra (RD)Frente AmplioSebastián Sichel Ramírez (IND)Chile Vamos
Puerto Montt 206,833Gervoy Paredes Rojas (PS)Unidad por el AprueboRodrigo Wainraihgt Galilea (RN)Chile Vamos
Concepción 202,789Álvaro Ortiz Vera (PDC)Unidos por la DignidadHéctor Muñoz Uribe (PSC)Partido Social Cristiano
Rancagua 201,241Juan Godoy Muñoz (PS)Unidad por el AprueboRaimundo Agliati Marchant (RN)Chile Vamos
La Serena 196,737Roberto Jacob Jure (PR)Unidad por el AprueboDaniela Norambuena Borgheresi (RN)Chile Vamos
Peñalolén 189,187Carolina Álvarez Salamanca (PDC)Unidos por la DignidadMiguel Concha Manso (FA)Contigo Chile Mejor
Talca 189,143Juan Díaz Avendaño (RN)Chile VamosJuan Díaz Avendaño (RN)Chile Vamos
Coquimbo 188,300Alí Manouchehri Moghadam (IND)IndependentAlí Manouchehri Moghadam (IND)Contigo Chile Mejor
Arica 186,950Gerardo Espíndola Rojas (PL)Frente AmplioOrlando Vargas Pizarro (IND)Independent
Los Ángeles 174,699Esteban Krause Salazar (PR)Unidad por el AprueboJosé Pérez Arriagada (PR)Contigo Chile Mejor
Pudahuel 174,692Ítalo Bravo Lizana (Igualdad)Dignidad AhoraÍtalo Bravo Lizana (IND)Contigo Chile Mejor
Providencia 170,588Evelyn Matthei Fornet (UDI)Chile VamosJaime Bellolio Avaria (UDI)Chile Vamos
Iquique 166,485Mauricio Soria Macchiavello (IND)Unidad por el AprueboMauricio Soria Macchiavello (IND)Contigo Chile Mejor
Chillán 160,001Camilo Benavente Jiménez (PPD)Unidad por el AprueboCamilo Benavente Jiménez (PPD)Contigo Chile Mejor
Quilicura 151,351Paulina Bobadilla Navarrete (IND)Frente AmplioPaulina Bobadilla Navarrete (IND)Contigo Chile Mejor
Valdivia 146,610Carla Amtmann Fecci (RD)Frente AmplioCarla Amtmann Fecci (FA)Contigo Chile Mejor
Osorno 146,257Emeterio Carrillo Torres (PDC)Unidos por la DignidadJaime Bertin Valenzuela (IND)Independent
Quilpué 141,921Valeria Melipillán Figueroa (CS)Frente AmplioCarolina Corti Badia (RN)Chile Vamos
Recoleta 137,136Fares Jadue Leiva (PCCh)Chile Digno, Verde y SoberanoFares Jadue Leiva (PCCh)Contigo Chile Mejor
La Pintana 135,853Claudia Pizarro Peña (PDC)Unidos por la DignidadClaudia Pizarro Peña (PDC)Contigo Chile Mejor
El Bosque 132,692Manuel Zúñiga Aguilar (PS)Unidad por el AprueboManuel Zúñiga Aguilar (PS)Contigo Chile Mejor
Calama 132,499Eliecer Chamorro Vargas (FREVS)Chile Digno, Verde y SoberanoEliecer Chamorro Vargas (FREVS)Contigo Chile Mejor
Estación Central 130,938Felipe Muñoz Vallejos (IND)Frente AmplioFelipe Muñoz Vallejos (IND)Contigo Chile Mejor
Talcahuano 130,312Henry Campos Coa (UDI)Chile VamosEduardo Saavedra Bustos (PS)Contigo Chile Mejor
Copiapó 127,742Marcos López Rivera (IND)Unidos por la DignidadMaglio Cicardini Neyra (IND)Independent
Curicó 126,024Javier Muñoz Riquelme (PDC)Unidos por la DignidadGeorge Bordachar Sotomayor (IND)Independent
Punta Arenas 123,365Claudio Radonich Jiménez (RN)Chile VamosClaudio Radonich Jiménez (RN)Chile Vamos
Renca 114,898Claudio Castro Salas (IND)IndependentClaudio Castro Salas (IND)Independent
San Miguel 113,986Erika Martínez Osorio (IND)Frente AmplioCarol Bown Sepúlveda (UDI)Chile Vamos
Conchalí 112,718René de la Vega Fuentes (IND)IndependentRené de la Vega Fuentes (IND)Independent
Cerro Navia 109,627Mauro Tamayo Rozas (IND)IndependentMauro Tamayo Rozas (IND)Independent
Villa Alemana 109,103Javiera Toledo Muñoz (IND)IndependentNelson Estay Molina (IND)Chile Vamos
Colina 105,670Isabel Valenzuela Ahumada (UDI)Chile VamosIsabel Valenzuela Ahumada (UDI)Chile Vamos
Melipilla 104,552Lorena Olavarría Baeza (CS)Frente AmplioPaula Gárate Rojas (UDI)Chile Vamos
Quinta Normal 103,215Karina Delfino Mussa (PS)Unidad por el AprueboKarina Delfino Mussa (PS)Contigo Chile Mejor
Macul 100,976Gonzalo Montoya Riquelme (IND)IndependentEduardo Espinoza Gaete (PLR)Republicanos e Independientes
San Pedro de la Paz 99,736Javier Guiñez Castro (IND)IndependentJuan Spoerer Brito (Evópoli)Chile Vamos
La Granja 98,433Luis Delpin Aguilar (PDC)Unidos por la DignidadClaudio Arriagada Macaya (IND)Independent
Ovalle 95,519Jonathan Acuña Rojas (PDC)Unidos por la DignidadHéctor Vega Campusano (IND)Independent
Coronel 94,120Boris Chamorro Rebolledo (IND)IndependentBoris Chamorro Rebolledo (PS)Contigo Chile Mejor
Independencia 90,611Gonzalo Durán Baronti (IND)IndependentAgustín Iglesias Muñoz (IND)Chile Vamos
La Reina 89,892José Palacios Parra (UDI)Chile VamosJosé Palacios Parra (UDI)Chile Vamos
Lo Barnechea 89,864Juan Lira Ibáñez (UDI)Chile VamosFelipe Alessandri Vergara (RN)Chile Vamos
Pedro Aguirre Cerda 87,786Luis Astudillo Peiretti (IND)IndependentLuis Astudillo Peiretti (IND)Contigo Chile Mejor
Vitacura 87,607Camila Merino Catalán (Evópoli)Chile VamosCamila Merino Catalán (Evópoli)Chile Vamos
Buin 86,077Miguel Araya Lobos (UDI)Chile VamosMiguel Araya Lobos (UDI)Chile Vamos
Linares 85,094Mario Meza Vásquez (RN)Chile VamosMario Meza Vásquez (RN)Chile Vamos
Lo Espejo 83,708Javiera Reyes Jara (PCCh)Chile Digno, Verde y SoberanoJaviera Reyes Jara (PCCh)Contigo Chile Mejor
Lo Prado 83,459Maximiliano Ríos Galleguillos (PPD)Unidad por el AprueboMaximiliano Ríos Galleguillos (PPD)Contigo Chile Mejor
La Cisterna 81,952Joel Olmos Espinoza (IND)IndependentJoel Olmos Espinoza (AH)Contigo Chile Mejor
San Antonio 80,871María Lizana Sierra (IND)IndependentOmar Vera Castro (IND)Independent
San Joaquín 79,967Cristóbal Labra Bassa (IND)IndependentCristóbal Labra Bassa (IND)Independent
Quillota 79,191Óscar Calderón Sánchez (IND)IndependentLuis Mella Gajardo (IND)Independent
Huechuraba 77,458Carlos Cuadrado Prats (PPD)Unidad por el AprueboMaximiliano Luksic Lederer (IND)Chile Vamos
Hualpén 77,423Miguel Rivera Morales (PPD)Unidad por el AprueboMiguel Rivera Morales (PPD)Contigo Chile Mejor
San Ramón 75,432Gustavo Toro Quintana (PDC)Unidos por la DignidadGustavo Toro Quintana (PDC)Contigo Chile Mejor
Peñaflor 75,315Nivaldo Meza Garfia (PDC)Unidos por la DignidadRodrigo Cornejo Inostroza (UDI)Chile Vamos
Lampa 73,736Jonathan Opazo Carrasco (IND)IndependentJonathan Opazo Carrasco (IND)Contigo Chile Mejor
Coyhaique 55,071Carlos Gatica Villegas (PDC)Unidos por la DignidadCarlos Gatica Villegas (PDC)Contigo Chile Mejor

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