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Uruguay will be holding local government elections on 11 May, 2025, to elect the intendente and departmental councils of the 19 departments (first-lever administrative divisions of Uruguay) as well as 136 local governments. Across the country, 19 intendants, 589 ediles, 136 mayors and 544 local councilors will be elected. [1]
In the municipal elections of September 2020, the National Party won 15 departments, the Broad Front won 3 departments, and the Colorado Party won 1 department.
Canelones has been held by the Broad Front coalition since 2005. Yamandú Orsi has been elected President, so other candidates are coming up. Francisco Legnani has already been proposed. [2]
There will be an ad-hoc party, Republican Coalition, made up of politicians from the National Party, Colorado Party, Independent Party, and Cabildo Abierto parties. Martín Lema has already been proposed as candidate. [3]
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