Cartago (Legislative Assembly constituency)

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Cartago
Constituency
for the Legislative Assembly of Costa Rica
Cartago in Costa Rica.svg
Location of Cartago within Costa Rica
Province Cartago
Population545,092 (2022) [1]
Electorate409,878 (2022)
Area3,093 km2 (2024) [2]
Current Constituency
Created1949
Seats
List
  • 7 (2002–present)
  • 6 (1978–2002)
  • 7 (1962–1978)
  • 6 (1953–1962)
  • 7 (1949–1953)
Deputies [3]
List

Cartago is one of the seven multi-member constituencies of the Legislative Assembly, the national legislature of Costa Rica. The constituency was established in 1949 when the Legislative Assembly was established by the modified constitution imposed by the Figueres dictatorship. It is conterminous with the province of Cartago. The constituency currently elects seven of the 57 members of the Legislative Assembly using the closed party-list proportional representation electoral system. At the 2022 general election it had 409,878 registered electors.

Contents

Electoral system

Cartago currently elects seven of the 57 members of the Legislative Assembly using the closed party-list proportional representation electoral system. [4] [5] Seats are allocated using the largest remainder method using the Hare quota (cociente). [6] [7] Only parties that receive at least 50% of the Hare quota (subcociente) compete for remainder seats. [8] [9] Any seats remaining unfilled after allocation using the quotient system are distributed amongst parties that surpassed the subcociente, is descending order of their total votes in the constituency. [10] The latter process is repeated until all the seats in the constituency are filled. [11]

Election results

Summary

Election United People
PU / IU / CC2000 /
PASO		 Broad Front
FA		 Citizens' Action
PAC		 Cartago Agrarian
Union
PUAC		 National Republican
PRN / PR / PRI / PC		 National Liberation
PLN / PSD		 Social Christian Unity
PUSC / CU / PDC		 National Unification
PUN / PUN		 National Integration
PIN		 Libertarian Movement
PML		 Social Democratic
Progress
PPSD		 National Restoration
PRN
Votes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%Seats
2022 7040.26%025,4429.52%18,0783.02%071,86226.89%332,16112.04%13,3751.26%02,6500.99%029,64011.09%14,1481.55%0
2018 9,7003.55%054,24219.88%254,19719.86%236,30913.31%122,3468.19%15,0031.83%028,70910.52%1
2014 28,53411.07%160,69123.54%262,79724.36%227,46810.65%11,3860.54%018,2197.07%06,1912.40%0
2010 6,6852.82%040,43717.04%111,8625.00%092,28638.90%318,1217.64%18510.36%031,19713.15%1
2006 5810.29%055,27827.67%39,3954.70%070,24435.16%314,1937.10%02,1211.06%020,80810.41%1
2002 2,0941.15%038,09420.85%26,9743.82%046,43225.41%246,94925.69%28,1514.46%013,3957.33%1
1998 2,9261.75%07,1384.28%060,84836.49%365,69539.39%33,4762.08%02,8561.71%0
1994 16,3369.57%174,97543.93%364,39437.73%2
1990 4,1332.71%014,1909.29%162,14940.71%265,98043.22%3
1986 2,1951.68%013,57510.37%161,02746.63%349,10337.52%2
1982 3,9713.81%07,2356.95%059,53557.18%426,55025.50%2
1978 4,8315.55%07,8879.06%134,11139.20%331,96036.73%23,0643.52%0
1974 1,6912.32%08,07411.07%11,9732.71%027,78738.11%32,7493.77%017,20523.59%2
1970 1,7792.95%02,3943.98%032,39853.80%42,0753.45%019,27832.02%3
1966 23,53849.69%418,71039.50%3
1962 13,86829.84%226,10256.16%45,93212.76%1
1958 3,36213.87%19,74940.22%34,19717.32%1
1953 16,53275.52%51,3696.25%0
1949 105

Detailed

2020s

2022

Results of the 2022 general election held on 6 February 2022: [12] [13]

PartyVotes per cantonTotal
votes		%Seats
Alva-
rado 		Cartago El
Guarco 		Jiménez La
Unión 		Orea-
muno 		Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN1,98925,7808,6322,11011,6776,3857,6387,65171,86226.89%3
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC1,04210,5192,9749854,4243,2904,0664,86132,16112.04%1
Social Democratic Progress Party PPSD69010,2582,7987196,5473,1343,4422,05229,64011.09%1
Broad Front FA5308,0761,8757064,6562,3364,9022,36125,4429.52%1
Progressive Liberal Party PLP4088,8662,2812856,4972,1792,6051,08824,2099.06%1
New Republic Party PNR3824,1729995194,1651,1291,7892,10515,2605.71%0
New Generation Party PNG5711,4233644795447075947,80912,4914.67%0
Citizens' Action Party PAC1732,0155242401,0356116252,8558,0783.02%0
National Restoration Party PRN1021,4323051029793313905074,1481.55%0
Christian Democratic Alliance ADC832,4642652172064013011344,0711.52%0
Accessibility without Exclusion PASE981,1383091011,1823755532734,0291.51%0
United We Can UP511,097450974011,1712821403,6891.38%0
National Integration Party PIN5448493612,0001752152933,3751.26%0
Social Christian Republican Party PRSC1119731983343982456584263,3431.25%0
National Force PartyPFN105915200655063447673153,2171.20%0
Cartago Renewal PartyRC1711,141171943492423514762,9951.12%0
Libertarian Movement PML511,036424493222922472292,6500.99%0
A Just Costa Rica CRJ51799299743341762445822,5590.96%0
Liberal Union PartyUL62821207466992732381662,5120.94%0
National Encounter PartyPEN2251,3308532116204150852,2270.83%0
Let's Act NowAY357149734218329358761,8610.70%0
Costa Rican Social
Democratic Movement		PMSDC505991961372021471912131,7350.65%0
Costa Rican Social Justice PartyJSC47476130702151633103021,7130.64%0
Our People PartyPNP322249368310911441091,0710.40%0
New Socialist PartyNPS28263553110556712288370.31%0
Costa Rican Democratic UnionPUCD14192271145973511847140.27%0
United People PU19193522814852681447040.26%0
Workers' Party PT2020953181056370706080.23%0
Valid votes7,19487,60924,1567,81548,39924,97431,32035,734267,201100.00%7
Blank votes1057983171052882283734372,6510.97%
Rejected votes – other1071,0153111463943854025423,3021.21%
Total polled7,40689,42224,7848,06649,08125,58732,09536,713273,15466.64%
Registered electors11,495128,06935,80912,78174,51938,16249,47459,569409,878
Turnout64.43%69.82%69.21%63.11%65.86%67.05%64.87%61.63%66.64%

The following candidates were elected: [14] Johana Alemán Bonilla (PLP); Óscar Izquierdo Sandí (PLN); Rosaura Méndez Gamboa  [ es ] (PLN); Paola Nájera Abarca (PPSD); Antonio José Ortega Gutiérrez (FA); Alejandro José Pacheco Castro (PUSC); and Paulina María Ramírez Portuguez (PLN).

2010s

2018

Results of the 2018 general election held on 4 February 2018: [15] [16]

PartyVotes per cantonTotal
votes		%Seats
Alva-
rado 		Cartago El
Guarco 		Jiménez La
Unión 		Orea-
muno 		Paraíso Turri-
alba
Citizens' Action Party PAC1,48518,8964,7741,3829,2625,3395,5907,51454,24219.88%2
National Liberation Party PLN1,47617,7805,6431,9868,9044,8094,5029,09754,19719.86%2
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC79611,5433,4328437,2822,9562,8596,59836,30913.31%1
National Restoration Party PRN6277,3182,1008018,4682,0322,7224,64128,70910.52%1
National Integration Party PIN5367,5032,1774763,5172,0394,0622,03622,3468.19%1
Christian Democratic Alliance ADC2287,2411,3667661,6701,5671,2941,29015,4225.65%0
Social Christian Republican Party PRSC4644,2201,0795612,0611,2531,8811,35812,8774.72%0
Let's Act NowAY4602,1526564511,1692,2371,7691,0049,8983.63%0
Broad Front FA1592,6926234241,8631,1821,0091,7489,7003.55%0
New Generation Party PNG5083,6439092161,4456348425138,7103.19%0
Accessibility without Exclusion PASE1361,843452898475182,7893967,0702.59%0
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC962,004324875303633,1923146,9102.53%0
Libertarian Movement PML1381,717504741,2263995024435,0031.83%0
Workers' Party PT45468140512881621671801,5010.55%0
Valid votes7,15489,02024,1798,20748,53225,49033,18037,132272,894100.00%7
Blank votes64453174651601612292821,5880.57%
Rejected votes – other1391,2033701565144816015754,0391.45%
Total polled7,35790,67624,7238,42849,20626,13234,01037,989278,52171.80%
Registered electors10,590121,42633,34312,06470,31336,20246,75757,210387,905
Turnout69.47%74.68%74.15%69.86%69.98%72.18%72.74%66.40%71.80%

The following candidates were elected: [17] Pablo Heriberto Abarca Mora (PUSC); Mario Castillo Méndez (PAC); Luis Fernando Chacón Monge (PLN); Laura Guido Pérez  [ es ] (PAC); Xiomara Priscilla Rodríguez Hernández (PRN); Paola Alexandra Valladares Rosado (PLN); and Sylvia Patricia Villegas Álvarez (PIN).

2014

Results of the 2014 general election held on 2 February 2014: [18] [19]

PartyVotes per cantonTotal
votes		%Seats
Alva-
rado 		Cartago El
Guarco 		Jiménez La
Unión 		Orea-
muno 		Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN1,48719,9685,7682,46910,3165,4305,46511,89462,79724.36%2
Citizens' Action Party PAC1,55021,0815,0951,33312,9175,9905,2587,46760,69123.54%2
Broad Front FA5608,3282,8661,1114,8732,3463,4574,99328,53411.07%1
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC1,1764,7571,5561,0802,6722,3089,3584,56127,46810.65%1
Christian Democratic Alliance ADC27013,2762,6612122,3752,7691,33798623,8869.26%1
Libertarian Movement PML4795,9431,4995483,9141,8991,8462,09118,2197.07%0
Accessibility without Exclusion PASE2734,6311,1323932,0101,1541,1851,07811,8564.60%0
National Restoration Party PRN1011,8965081611,5585177257256,1912.40%0
New Homeland PartyPPN4111,7734741078386131,0324275,6752.20%0
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC488753052061,5702003174433,9641.54%0
New Generation Party PNG26576124504531547841452,3120.90%0
Cartago Green Party PVEC44596166457162001532282,1480.83%0
National Integration Party PIN23260863465952891831,3860.54%0
Workers' Party PT43422102462581421462101,3690.53%0
National AdvancePAN386258825201156951141,3420.52%0
Valid votes6,52985,00722,4307,82045,33023,93031,24735,545257,838100.00%7
Blank votes80494188782011592023551,7570.66%
Rejected votes – other1301,4594341986865517357264,9191.86%
Total polled6,73986,96023,0528,09646,21724,64032,18436,626264,51473.48%
Registered electors9,484113,46330,27411,30864,44133,36143,00054,654359,985
Turnout71.06%76.64%76.14%71.60%71.72%73.86%74.85%67.01%73.48%

The following candidates were elected: [20] José Francisco Camacho Leiva (FA); Emilia Molina Cruz (PAC); Paulina María Ramírez Portuguez (PLN); Marco Vinicio Redondo Quirós (PAC); Mario Redondo Poveda  [ es ] (ADC); Jorge Rodríguez Araya (PUSC); and Julio Antonio Rojas Astorga (PLN).

2010

Results of the 2010 general election held on 7 February 2010: [21] [22]

PartyVotes per cantonTotal
votes		%Seats
Alva-
rado 		Cartago El
Guarco 		Jiménez La
Unión 		Orea-
muno 		Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN1,61831,6288,6813,28513,7428,1859,39615,75192,28638.90%3
Citizens' Action Party PAC84413,1943,3381,0947,7933,2424,6586,27440,43717.04%1
Libertarian Movement PML51810,7283,0138036,0492,7133,5673,80631,19713.15%1
Accessibility without Exclusion PASE3496,0591,6394434,8971,4932,1571,73818,7757.91%1
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC2605,8601,6388742,7471,1712,0523,51918,1217.64%1
Cartago Agrarian Union Party PUAC2,1502,5673064931,0249673,3011,05411,8625.00%0
Broad Front FA502,407387841,4256741,1065526,6852.82%0
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC882,5406481271,6424077354776,6642.81%0
Cartaginese Transparency PartyTC41874190962371,9553598384,5901.93%0
Cartago Green Party PVEC431,011191706271933673992,9011.22%0
Patriotic Alliance AP249301381132436062416032,8981.22%0
National Integration Party PIN1627458262536573868510.36%0
Valid votes6,00178,07220,2277,50840,67921,67128,01235,097237,267100.00%7
Blank votes956522451102542303824872,4551.01%
Rejected votes – other1671,1093121655354536006193,9601.63%
Total polled6,26379,83320,7847,78341,46822,35428,99436,203243,68274.12%
Registered electors8,510104,56426,86810,39757,84130,00639,16351,433328,782
Turnout73.60%76.35%77.36%74.86%71.69%74.50%74.03%70.39%74.12%

The following candidates were elected: [23] Ileana Brenes Jiménez (PLN); Carlos Humberto Góngora Fuentes (PML); Víctor Hernández Cerdas (PAC); Martín Alcides Monestel Contreras (PASE); Luis Alfonso Pérez Gómez (PLN); José Roberto Rodríguez Quesada (PUSC); and Luis Gerardo Villanueva Monge  [ es ] (PLN).

2000s

2006

Results of the 2006 general election held on 5 February 2006: [24] [25]

PartyVotes per cantonTotal
votes		%Seats
Alva-
rado 		Cartago El
Guarco 		Jiménez La
Unión 		Orea-
muno 		Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN1,71824,9466,8362,55810,3806,6886,31810,80070,24435.16%3
Citizens' Action Party PAC1,03318,0033,7971,4659,4574,9026,15110,47055,27827.67%3
Libertarian Movement PML3188,6841,8553623,6961,9552,3071,63120,80810.41%1
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC2574,8161,0643751,4247632,4803,01414,1937.10%0
Cartago Agrarian Union Party PUAC1,2252,8344143346721,1361,8059759,3954.70%0
Union for Change PartyPUPC891,4253907741,4913964714645,5002.75%0
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC42966200881,5872484063703,9071.96%0
National Union Party PUN321,299267611,0465063132753,7991.90%0
Homeland First Party PPP38906255736672544772072,8771.44%0
Provincial Integration PartyPIP33737573711891677343312,8351.42%0
National Integration Party PIN9394202291,103791841212,1211.06%0
Ecological Green Party PVE55636118402352111884021,8850.94%0
Democratic Nationalist AllianceADN6412481456545554581,6030.80%0
Cartago Agrarian ForceFAC2239088193952342051291,4820.74%0
Democratic Force FD1627360223161741613451,3670.68%0
Cartago Turrialban Authentic PartyPATC19192506870601723711,0020.50%0
Patriotic UnionUP1029957151711111381129130.46%0
United Left IU416829510944124985810.29%0
Valid votes4,92667,38016,3036,37333,57317,97322,68930,573199,790100.00%7
Blank votes70654201662661652733262,0210.98%
Rejected votes – other1691,3944491877074837058024,8962.37%
Total polled5,16569,42816,9536,62634,54618,62123,66731,701206,70770.02%
Registered electors7,46895,32023,2839,46451,20126,22934,87447,355295,194
Turnout69.16%72.84%72.81%70.01%67.47%70.99%67.86%66.94%70.02%

The following candidates were elected: [25] Carlos Manuel Gutiérrez Gómez (PML); Orlando Manuel Hernández Murillo (PAC); Francisco Javier Marín Monge (PLN); Elsa Grettel Ortiz Álvarez (PAC); Sandra Quesada Hidalgo (PLN); Patricia Quirós Quirós (PAC); and Clara Silvia Zomer Rezler (PLN).

2002

Results of the 2002 general election held on 3 February 2002: [26] [27]

PartyVotes per cantonTotal
votes		%Seats
Alva-
rado 		Cartago El
Guarco 		Jiménez La
Unión 		Orea-
muno 		Paraíso Turri-
alba
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC89417,3373,2681,4586,4333,6084,5589,39346,94925.69%2
National Liberation Party PLN1,21417,5854,9451,4376,1524,0563,8217,22246,43225.41%2
Citizens' Action Party PAC88315,3353,4965356,5563,8273,9263,53638,09420.85%2
Libertarian Movement PML1784,9781,1112253,1401,2901,3391,13413,3957.33%1
National Integration Party PIN1425311068705381473155,5028,1514.46%0
Cartago Agrarian Union Party PUAC7352,2412057671941,2958926456,9743.82%0
Democratic Force FD1661,0423631896464363,3715946,8073.72%0
Independent Workers' PartyPIO101228194584,244311180735,3892.95%0
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC33949142921,2582255774163,6922.02%0
Coalition Change 2000 CC200023613184242761863874012,0941.15%0
Cartago Agrarian ForceFAC33432264581451741431411,3900.76%0
National Convergence PartyPCN57557502078166394261,3480.74%0
National Patriotic PartyPPN9188432112549761096200.34%0
National Christian AllianceANC10162302913347581095780.32%0
General Union PartyPUGEN918937121507031375350.29%0
National Rescue Party PRN383255562347532950.16%0
Valid votes4,49062,45014,4635,80030,12415,91020,11529,391182,743100.00%7
Blank votes84590225822971823044332,1971.16%
Rejected votes – other1321,0533342317053636617324,2112.23%
Total polled4,70664,09315,0226,11331,12616,45521,08030,556189,15172.29%
Registered electors6,59784,97920,0368,63444,74623,04730,25543,348261,642
Turnout71.34%75.42%74.98%70.80%69.56%71.40%69.67%70.49%72.29%

The following candidates were elected: [27] Nury Garita Sánchez (PLN); Carlos Herrera Calvo (PML); Ruth María Montoya Rojas (PAC); Mario Redondo Poveda  [ es ] (PUSC); María del Rocío Ulloa Solano (PUSC); Gerardo Vargas Leiva (PAC); and Luis Gerardo Villanueva Monge  [ es ] (PLN).

1990s

1998

Results of the 1998 general election held on 1 February 1998: [28] [29]

PartyVotes per cantonTotal
votes		%Seats
Alva-
rado 		Cartago El
Guarco 		Jiménez La
Unión 		Orea-
muno 		Paraíso Turri-
alba
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC1,79321,0564,8492,0629,6655,9095,98614,37565,69539.39%3
National Liberation Party PLN1,49422,0334,9552,0319,2065,2236,4339,47360,84836.49%3
Democratic Force FD1862,2353802792,3324896062,0658,5725.14%0
Cartago Agrarian Union Party PUAC5322,7862979362391,0388734377,1384.28%0
National Integration Party PIN411,1441711301,0731922914343,4762.08%0
National Independent PartyPNI388841,72540169241931883,3782.03%0
United People PU142563422135472,325932,9261.75%0
Libertarian Movement PML381,082221508731682162082,8561.71%0
National Convergence PartyPCN3076311654403787011152,1971.32%0
Democratic Party PD1184516519526135152681,9211.15%0
Cartago Agrarian ForceFAC518862051001271772311151,8921.13%0
Costa Rican Renewal Party PRC9351531893671107751,6200.97%0
National Christian AllianceANC144927875273115902171,3540.81%0
New Democratic PartyNPD21731247981524421,0700.64%0
General Union PartyPUGEN624327513603940407160.43%0
National Rescue Party PRN510928138723953236830.41%0
Independent PartyPI67931133413252294300.26%0
Valid votes4,27055,41713,5955,85926,57314,27318,28828,497166,772100.00%6
Blank votes56442178911611432473401,6580.96%
Rejected votes – other1181,1094131935493666627144,1242.39%
Total polled4,44456,96814,1866,14327,28314,78219,19729,551172,55474.39%
Registered electors5,92974,73918,3108,13838,86319,87625,95240,163231,970
Turnout74.95%76.22%77.48%75.49%70.20%74.37%73.97%73.58%74.39%

The following candidates were elected: [29] Ovidio Antonio Pacheco Salazar (PUSC); Rodolfo Salas Salas (PLN); Ricardo Sancho Chavarría (PLN); Belisario Solano Solano  [ es ] (PUSC); Álvaro Torres Guerrero (PLN); and Rafael Ángel Villalta Loaiza (PUSC).

1994

Results of the 1994 general election held on 6 February 1994: [30] [31]

PartyVotes per cantonTotal
votes		%Seats
Alva-
rado 		Cartago El
Guarco 		Jiménez La
Unión 		Orea-
muno 		Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN1,71124,7227,1263,08711,3246,3187,08813,59974,97543.93%3
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC1,29120,7645,0611,94510,9655,7326,53012,10664,39437.73%2
Cartago Agrarian Union Party PUAC1,3596,1355831,0998661,7812,8291,68416,3369.57%1
Democratic Force FD301,418221851,8282506041,3425,7783.39%0
General Union PartyPUGEN201,692268351,1412923873814,2162.47%0
National Christian AllianceANC163837341605681211991,5060.88%0
People's Vanguard Party PVP173786126203101712741,1310.66%0
National Independent PartyPNI113224422168228186641,0450.61%0
National Convergence PartyPCN17399102504311973618640.51%0
Independent PartyPI310616188731451174230.25%0
Valid votes4,47556,31913,5556,40827,23014,92017,93429,827170,668100.00%6
Blank votes50525196652321662263791,8391.04%
Rejected votes – other2131,1152562355254237498694,3852.48%
Total polled4,73857,95914,0076,70827,98715,50918,90931,075176,89283.71%
Registered electors5,62868,08216,2168,07634,23418,41822,83737,816211,307
Turnout84.19%85.13%86.38%83.06%81.75%84.21%82.80%82.17%83.71%

The following candidates were elected: [32] Mary Albán López (PUSC); Hernán Bravo Trejos (PUSC); Cachimbal  [ es ] (PUAC); Jorge Walter Coto Molina  [ es ] (PLN); María Luisa Ortiz Meseguer (PLN); and Luis Gerardo Villanueva Monge  [ es ] (PLN).

1990

Results of the 1990 general election held on 4 February 1990: [33] [34]

PartyVotes per cantonTotal
votes		%Seats
Alva-
rado 		Cartago El
Guarco 		Jiménez La
Unión 		Orea-
muno 		Paraíso Turri-
alba
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC1,51222,1695,3671,97010,8595,9296,00212,17265,98043.22%3
National Liberation Party PLN1,25322,4325,7922,3399,1935,5174,66010,96362,14940.71%2
Cartago Agrarian Union Party PUAC1,1334,2293381,2405181,5483,8091,37514,1909.29%1
United People PU10747791128191272551,9844,1332.71%0
General Union PartyPUGEN25835164725902053891282,4081.58%0
National Christian AllianceANC21380435053892972341,4550.95%0
National Independent PartyPNI194051514513782773801,2960.85%0
Party of Progress PdP596111086812874368230.54%0
Independent PartyPI5591111322022702300.15%0
Valid votes3,98351,35211,9565,94722,75413,53215,39827,742152,664100.00%6
Blank votes45393146701821151683901,5090.95%
Rejected votes – other2131,1452653425794958688694,7763.00%
Total polled4,24152,89012,3676,35923,51514,14216,43429,001158,94985.01%
Registered electors5,08361,27314,1237,63528,06916,50819,39134,887186,969
Turnout83.43%86.32%87.57%83.29%83.78%85.67%84.75%83.13%85.01%

The following candidates were elected: [35] Ovidio Antonio Pacheco Salazar (PUSC); Jorge Rodríguez Araya (PUAC); Rafael Sanabria Solano (PUSC); Daisy Serrano Vargas (PLN); Federico Vargas Peralta (PLN); and Guillermo Arturo Zúñiga Trigueros (PUSC).

1980s

1986

Results of the 1986 general election held on 2 February 1986: [36] [37]

PartyVotes per cantonTotal
votes		%Seats
Alva-
rado 		Cartago El
Guarco 		Jiménez La
Unión 		Orea-
muno 		Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN98021,6295,2552,7478,6155,0775,67411,05061,02746.63%3
Social Christian Unity Party PUSC90116,8723,9951,6487,4754,2874,8219,10449,10337.52%2
Cartago Agrarian Union Party PUAC1,4124,3134229368791,8381,8231,95213,57510.37%1
People's Alliance CoalitionCAP10358396940761941,2272,2651.73%0
United People PU166907366512873504012,1951.68%0
National Christian AllianceANC293526970496741424671,6991.30%0
National Republican PartyPNR1418848578852763248470.65%0
General Union PartyPUGEN24714522829331600.12%0
Valid votes3,36444,4499,9155,59818,49411,48413,00924,558130,871100.00%6
Blank votes35340101871621031422721,2420.91%
Rejected votes – other3411,0392572714975186909834,5963.36%
Total polled3,74045,82810,2735,95619,15312,10513,84125,813136,70984.67%
Registered electors4,48253,21811,7477,02023,01114,29716,50931,183161,467
Turnout83.44%86.11%87.45%84.84%83.23%84.67%83.84%82.78%84.67%

The following candidates were elected: [38] Alíen Ramón Arias Angulo (PLN); Cachimbal  [ es ] (PUAC); José Miguel Corrales Bolaños (PLN); Norma Jiménez Quirós (PUSC); Carlos Manuel Monge Rodríguez (PUSC); and Jorge Rossi Chavarría (PLN).

1982

Results of the 1982 general election held on 7 February 1982: [39] [40]

PartyVotes per cantonTotal
votes		%Seats
Alva-
rado 		Cartago El
Guarco 		Jiménez La
Unión 		Orea-
muno 		Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN1,53021,2494,4233,0197,5085,2875,42011,09959,53557.18%4
Unity Coalition CU5549,5202,3049223,9522,2542,4824,56226,55025.50%2
Cartago Agrarian Union Party PUAC6701,8321515174126099272,1177,2356.95%0
United People PU221,2271031118111782881,2313,9713.81%0
National MovementMN21982205803302381413292,3262.23%0
Independent PartyPI19589362441156443041,2131.16%0
Cartago Parliamentary Union PartyUPC4193223634815401371,0471.01%0
Worker-Peasant Party POC112762341982497649760.94%0
National Democratic PartyPND10174312157201541166640.64%0
Costa Rican Concord PartyPCC21361210453231523200.31%0
Democratic Party PD580910492646622870.28%0
Valid votes2,84836,2587,3194,75413,2589,14410,47020,073104,124100.00%6
Blank votes44296115631251141232901,1701.08%
Rejected votes – other1577691892193323106668623,5043.22%
Total polled3,04937,3237,6235,03613,7159,56811,25921,225108,79881.35%
Registered electors3,86144,7089,1036,11317,26211,83414,04026,821133,742
Turnout78.97%83.48%83.74%82.38%79.45%80.85%80.19%79.14%81.35%

The following candidates were elected: [41] Rogelio Carazo Paredes (CU); Holman Esquivel Garrote (PLN); Fernando Guzmán Mata (PLN); Carlos León Camacho (PLN); Carlos Alberto Rivera Bianchini (PLN); and José Roberto Rodríguez Quesada (CU).

1970s

1978

Results of the 1978 general election held on 5 February 1978: [42] [43]

PartyVotes per cantonTotal
votes		%Seats
Alva-
rado 		Cartago El
Guarco 		Jiménez La
Unión 		Orea-
muno 		Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN84911,3982,5932,1494,4482,7802,8557,03934,11139.20%3
Unity Coalition CU69611,4822,4021,1514,4632,8973,1815,68831,96036.73%2
Cartago Agrarian Union Party PUAC7372,7502864011318811,4091,2927,8879.06%1
United People PU151,5101413408471995031,2764,8315.55%0
National Unification Party PUN45948237942051742661,0953,0643.52%0
Republican Union PartyPUR393108362153941557631,6591.91%0
National Independent PartyPNI244346143951461561711,1301.30%0
Independent PartyPI132883535175641611999701.11%0
Costa Rican Concord PartyPCC75552814154589988510.98%0
Democratic Party PD1517217314344761495470.63%0
Valid votes2,44029,8475,8834,32010,5757,3248,85117,77087,010100.00%6
Blank votes56442121891391322373571,5731.70%
Rejected votes – other2328952452813073776348513,8224.14%
Total polled2,72831,1846,2494,69011,0217,8339,72218,97892,40582.33%
Registered electors3,41637,4197,5135,55213,3569,70111,89023,395112,242
Turnout79.86%83.34%83.18%84.47%82.52%80.74%81.77%81.12%82.33%

The following candidates were elected: [44] Ramón Aguilar Facio (CU); Mario Enrique Coto Varela (PLN); Mario Rojas Vega (CU); Martín Rolando Brenes (PUAC); Carlos Solano Salazar Aguilar (PLN); and Ángel Edmundo Solano Calderón (PLN).

1974

Results of the 1974 general election held on 3 February 1974: [45] [46]

PartyVotes per cantonTotal
votes		%Seats
Alva-
rado 		Cartago El
Guarco 		Jiménez La
Unión 		Orea-
muno 		Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN7398,9042,3361,7043,2401,9232,8136,12827,78738.11%3
National Unification Party PUN3534,3371,2001,1332,5018442,0964,74117,20523.59%2
National Independent PartyPNI2643,6785013334581,3955131,5688,71011.94%1
Cartago Agrarian Union Party PUAC7713,6281563012721,1221,4533718,07411.07%1
Democratic Renewal PartyPRD311,009277984252481935752,8563.92%0
Christian Democratic Party PDC251,24393248951241198022,7493.77%0
National Republican Party PRN267939775268721345081,9732.71%0
Socialist Action Party PASO215044268263691176071,6912.32%0
Democratic Party PD7217182733439682389481.30%0
Independent PartyPI202552225235844555020.69%0
Costa Rican Socialist PartyPSC101501722486139784250.58%0
Valid votes2,26724,7184,7594,0347,9275,9557,58915,67172,920100.00%7
Blank votes46405109871371371753851,4811.91%
Rejected votes – other1738651472241842674826653,0073.88%
Total polled2,48625,9885,0154,3458,2486,3598,24616,72177,40882.59%
Registered electors3,13530,9536,1675,2079,8247,8239,95220,66793,728
Turnout79.30%83.96%81.32%83.45%83.96%81.29%82.86%80.91%82.59%

The following candidates were elected: [47] Cachimbal  [ es ] (PUAC); José Miguel Corrales Bolaños (PLN); Álvaro Fuentes Ramos (PLN); Abdenago Herrera Carvajal (PUN); Julio Molina Siverio (PUN); María Luisa Portuguez Calderón (PLN); and Alvaro Torres Vincenzi (PNI).

1970

Results of the 1970 general election held on 1 February 1970: [48] [49]

PartyVotes per cantonTotal
votes		%Seats
Alva-
rado 		Cartago El
Guarco 		Jiménez La
Unión 		Orea-
muno 		Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN1,03910,8232,4842,2623,2442,5202,8567,17032,39853.80%4
National Unification Party PUN4356,5911,1901,2691,7711,3511,8574,81419,27832.02%3
Cartago Agrarian Union Party PUAC3645663968342877333032,3943.98%0
Christian Democratic Party PDC101,29278211381201572592,0753.45%0
Socialist Action Party PASO41465146136470896751,7792.95%0
National Front PartyPFN553695093112791874761,4212.36%0
Costa Rican Renewal MovementMRC10275286271343474490.75%0
National Union Party PUN56761022315591444210.70%0
Valid votes1,95920,4483,8893,8825,7134,4555,98113,88860,215100.00%7
Blank votes46370109771481221553781,4052.17%
Rejected votes – other1777651542682253345897583,2705.04%
Total polled2,18221,5834,1524,2276,0864,9116,72515,02464,89085.99%
Registered electors2,55224,6454,8214,8036,9175,7747,83818,10875,458
Turnout85.50%87.58%86.12%88.01%87.99%85.05%85.80%82.97%85.99%

The following candidates were elected: [50] Eladio Alonso Andrés (PLN); Rogelio Carazo Paredes (PUN); Rodolfo Leiva Runnebaum (PUN); Yolanda Otárola Prendigas (PLN); Emilio Piedra Jiménez (PUN); Angel Edmundo Solano Calderón (PLN); and Jorge Solano Chacón (PLN).

1960s

1966

Results of the 1966 general election held on 6 February 1966: [51] [52]

PartyVotes per cantonTotal
votes		%Seats
Alva-
rado 		Cartago El
Guarco 		Jiménez La
Unión 		Orea-
muno 		Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN8307,7591,6072,1502,1811,8211,8365,35423,53849.69%4
National Unification Party PUN3926,0721,0901,0471,9221,1321,8605,19518,71039.50%3
Revolutionary Civic Union UCR619511411062341502806492,5725.43%0
Democratic Party PD1609484359582495025312,5505.38%0
Valid votes1,44315,7302,8813,3624,3953,3524,47811,72947,370100.00%7
Blank votes38279838798831492951,1122.10%
Rejected votes – other1371,3052182752564066711,2024,4708.44%
Total polled1,61817,3143,1823,7244,7493,8415,29813,22652,95282.82%
Registered electors2,07720,5293,9414,4115,6354,6276,45316,26463,937
Turnout77.90%84.34%80.74%84.43%84.28%83.01%82.10%81.32%82.82%

The following candidates were elected: [53] Uriel Arrieta Salas (PUN); Halley Guardia Herrero (PUN); Fernando Guzmán Mata (PLN); Manuel Patiño Troyo (PUN); Numa Fernando Ruiz Solórzano (PLN); Hernán Vargas Ramírez (PLN); and Jorge Luis Villanueva Badilla  [ es ] (PLN).

1962

Results of the 1962 general election held on 4 February 1962: [54] [55]

PartyVotes per cantonTotal
votes		%Seats
Alva-
rado 		Cartago El
Guarco 		Jiménez La
Unión 		Orea-
muno 		Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN1,0789,2901,8201,9642,2082,0122,0805,65026,10256.16%4
Republican Party PR3323,2105111,0341,6863881,6815,02613,86829.84%2
National Union Party PUN2742,5203163173696716018645,93212.76%1
Popular Democratic Action PADP102255264413392125741.24%0
Valid votes1,69415,2452,6523,3414,3073,0844,40111,75246,476100.00%7
Blank votes4226261761011031832791,1072.29%
Rejected votes – other3314834735755942177111.47%
Total polled1,76915,6552,7473,4904,4653,2424,67812,24848,29485.22%
Registered electors2,19417,9923,4034,0715,0093,9005,58814,51356,670
Turnout80.63%87.01%80.72%85.73%89.14%83.13%83.72%84.39%85.22%

The following candidates were elected: [56] Jesús Benavides Murillo (PLN); Minor Calvo Ortega (PLN); José Hernán García Fonseca (PR); Joaquín Garro Jiménez (PLN); Nora Murillo Saborío (PLN); José Joaquín Peralta Esquivel (PUN); and Guillermo Yglesias Flores (PR).

1950s

1958

Results of the 1958 general election held on 2 February 1958: [57] [58]

PartyVotes per cantonTotal
votes		%Seats
Alva-
rado 		Cartago El
Guarco 		Jiménez La
Unión 		Orea-
muno 		Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN4543,1558218809157291,0021,7939,74940.22%3
Independent PartyPI2711,5111642442263303871,7304,86320.06%1
National Union Party PUN971,1892654443072555251,1154,19717.32%1
National Republican Party PRN113979135188398823611,1063,36213.87%1
Revolutionary Civic Union UCR15678482052151471601,1714.83%0
National Republican PartyPRN2024118227227551596142.53%0
Democratic Opposition MovementMDO634615171315581640.68%0
Democratic Party PD419211191620271180.49%0
Valid votes9807,8061,4591,8242,0061,6032,4126,14824,238100.00%6
Blank votes3517834888878972638613.17%
Rejected votes – other62558821752181452406002,0807.65%
Total polled1,0778,5421,5752,0872,3121,8262,7497,01127,17966.93%
Registered electors1,86212,4192,5813,0483,2292,8954,12310,45040,607
Turnout57.84%68.78%61.02%68.47%71.60%63.07%66.67%67.09%66.93%

The following candidates were elected: [59] Eladio Alonso Andrés (PLN); José Rafael Cordero Croceri (PLN); Fernando Guzmán Mata (PI); Mario Leiva Quirós (PUN); Humberto Saborío Bravo (PLN); and Rodrigo Sancho Robles (PRN).

1953

Results of the 1953 general election held on 26 July 1953: [60] [61]

PartyVotes per cantonTotal
votes		%Seats
Alva-
rado 		Cartago El
Guarco 		Jiménez La
Unión 		Orea-
muno 		Paraíso Turri-
alba
National Liberation Party PLN9165,7961,0501,2061,3011,4461,4973,32016,53275.52%5
Democratic Party PD1421,1712291514321054341,3263,99018.23%1
National Union Party PUN275171698931022752411,3696.25%0
Valid votes1,0857,4841,2951,4551,8261,6532,2064,88721,891100.00%6
Blank votes532594138991052022661,0634.33%
Rejected votes – other6237257115166732225321,5996.51%
Total polled1,2008,1151,3931,6082,0911,8312,6305,68524,55370.19%
Registered electors1,72710,9612,2202,3532,6622,4933,6958,86834,979
Turnout69.48%74.04%62.75%68.34%78.55%73.45%71.18%64.11%70.19%

The following candidates were elected: [62] Francisco Bonilla Wepold (PLN); Joaquín Garro Jiménez (PLN); José Joaquín Peralta Esquivel (PD); Víctor Alberto Quirós Sasso (PLN); Manuel Francisco Solano Madríz (PLN); and Fernando Volio Sancho (PLN).

1940s

1949

The following candidates were elected at the 1949 general election held on 4 October 1949: [63] Mario Leiva Quirós (PUN); Jorge Mandas Chacón (PUN); Alberto Morúa Rivera (PUN); Gonzalo Ortiz Martín (PUN); Rafael Quesada Casal (PUN); Roberto Salazar Mata (PC); and Álvaro Torres Vicenzi (PUC).

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  43. ↑ "Declaratoria de Elección de Diputados a la Asamblea Legislativa Elección del 5 de Febrero 1978" (PDF) (in Spanish). San José, Costa Rica: Supreme Electoral Court of Costa Rica. 8 March 1978. p. 3. Retrieved 26 December 2025.
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