District 25 (Chamber of Deputies of Chile)

District 25
Distrito 25
Electoral District for the Chamber of Deputies
Location of District 25 within Chile
Commune	List Fresia Frutillar Llanquihue Los Muermos Osorno Puerto Octay Puerto Varas Purranque Puyehue Río Negro San Juan de la Costa San Pablo
Region	Los Lagos
Population	344,048 (2017) [1]
Electorate	321,533 (2021)
Area	17,048 km2 (2020) [2]
Current Electoral District
Created	2017
Seats	4 (2017–present)
Deputies [3]	List   Héctor Barría (PDC)   Harry Jürgensen (Ind)   Daniel Lilayu (UDI)   Emilia Nuyado (PS)

District 25 (Spanish : Distrito 25) is one of the 28 multi-member electoral districts of the Chamber of Deputies, the lower house of the National Congress, the national legislature of Chile. The district was created by the 2015 electoral reform and came into being at the following general election in 2017. It consists of the communes of Fresia, Frutillar, Llanquihue, Los Muermos, Osorno, Puerto Octay, Puerto Varas, Purranque, Puyehue, Río Negro, San Juan de la Costa and San Pablo in the region of Los Lagos. The district currently elects four of the 155 members of the Chamber of Deputies using the open party-list proportional representation electoral system. At the 2021 general election the district had 321,533 registered electors.

Electoral system

District 25 currently elects four of the 155 members of the Chamber of Deputies using the open party-list proportional representation electoral system. ^{[4] [5]} Parties may form electoral pacts with each other to pool their votes and increase their chances of winning seats. ^{[6] [7]} However, the number of candidates nominated by an electoral pact may not exceed the maximum number of candidates that a single party may nominate. Seats are allocated using the D'Hondt method. ^{[8] [9]}

Election results

Summary

Election	Apruebo Dignidad AD / FA			Green Ecologists PEV			New Social Pact NPS / NM			Democratic Convergence CD			Chile Vamos Podemos / Vamos			Party of the People PDG			Christian Social Front FSC
	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats
2021	15,769	11.45%	0	6,270	4.55%	0	44,630	32.41%	2				29,429	21.37%	1	10,444	7.58%	0	28,572	20.75%	1
2017	6,145	4.72%	0				44,586	34.28%	2	19,700	15.15%	0	46,270	35.57%	2

Detailed

2021

Results of the 2021 general election held on 21 November 2021: ^{[10] [11]}

Party			Pact		Party															Pact
					Votes per commune												Total votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats
					Fresia	Fru- tillar	Llan- quihue	Los Muer- mos	Osorno	Puerto Octay	Puerto Varas	Purran- que	Puye- hue	Río Negro	San Juan de la Costa	San Pablo
	Socialist Party of Chile	PS		New Social Pact	764	886	511	500	11,246	502	1,342	612	814	1,646	1,904	1,752	22,479	16.32%	1	44,630	32.41%	2
	Christian Democratic Party	PDC			535	1,037	821	309	9,708	855	1,122	3,818	524	1,352	358	442	20,881	15.16%	1
	Radical Party of Chile	PR			33	70	58	88	521	55	253	64	38	31	22	37	1,270	0.92%	0
	Independent Democratic Union	UDI		Chile Podemos +	228	636	312	812	8,944	466	2,843	804	634	572	303	455	17,009	12.35%	1	29,429	21.37%	1
	National Renewal	RN			655	807	2,443	706	2,876	160	3,465	271	278	343	141	275	12,420	9.02%	0
	Republican Party	REP		Christian Social Front	1,091	1,994	1,121	1,466	11,905	663	5,672	1,561	1,023	1,005	354	717	28,572	20.75%	1	28,572	20.75%	1
	Democratic Revolution	RD		Apruebo Dignidad	631	499	639	302	4,162	201	2,286	302	183	160	142	146	9,653	7.01%	0	15,769	11.45%	0
	Communist Party of Chile	PC			77	265	184	120	1,879	173	620	94	109	64	51	48	3,684	2.68%	0
	Social Convergence	CS			24	106	84	58	1,403	28	418	48	159	48	30	26	2,432	1.77%	0
	Party of the People	PDG			242	570	524	449	5,360	320	1,468	391	313	328	209	270	10,444	7.58%	0	10,444	7.58%	0
	Green Ecologist Party	PEV			105	332	262	216	3,231	109	1,333	158	166	118	110	130	6,270	4.55%	0	6,270	4.55%	0
	United Centre	CU		United Independents	32	105	72	60	694	36	285	64	49	43	21	50	1,511	1.10%	0	2,600	1.89%	0
	National Citizen Party	PNC			21	53	34	58	481	29	209	47	48	32	30	47	1,089	0.79%	0
Valid votes					4,438	7,360	7,065	5,144	62,410	3,597	21,316	8,234	4,338	5,742	3,675	4,395	137,714	100.00%	4	137,714	100.00%	4
Blank votes					725	768	579	1,297	3,005	366	1,231	562	559	361	221	311	9,985	6.50%
Rejected votes – other					228	348	323	403	2,671	155	727	330	197	237	143	170	5,932	3.86%
Total polled					5,391	8,476	7,967	6,844	68,086	4,118	23,274	9,126	5,094	6,340	4,039	4,876	153,631	47.78%
Registered electors					12,172	17,227	16,207	16,423	143,216	9,074	43,875	19,788	11,691	13,459	8,249	10,152	321,533
Turnout					44.29%	49.20%	49.16%	41.67%	47.54%	45.38%	53.05%	46.12%	43.57%	47.11%	48.96%	48.03%	47.78%

The following candidates were elected: ^{[10] [11]} Héctor Barría (PDC), 13,021 votes; Harry Jürgensen (REP), 22,618 votes; Daniel Lilayu (UDI), 9,004 votes; and Emilia Nuyado (PS), 15,981 votes.

2017

Results of the 2017 general election held on 19 November 2017: ^{[12] [13]}

Party			Pact		Party															Pact
					Votes per commune												Total votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats
					Fresia	Fru- tillar	Llan- quihue	Los Muer- mos	Osorno	Puerto Octay	Puerto Varas	Purran- que	Puye- hue	Río Negro	San Juan de la Costa	San Pablo
	National Renewal	RN		Chile Vamos	1,190	1,437	1,122	1,196	9,960	511	4,848	1,810	558	1,565	247	390	24,834	19.09%	1	46,270	35.57%	2
	Independent Democratic Union	UDI			436	864	453	902	10,523	446	2,278	845	844	602	525	897	19,615	15.08%	1
	Evópoli	EVO			30	68	57	42	668	20	770	64	41	29	12	20	1,821	1.40%	0
	Socialist Party of Chile	PS		Nueva Mayoría	2,798	3,039	3,377	2,318	7,903	1,438	4,904	2,798	1,949	2,139	1,679	1,806	36,148	27.79%	2	44,586	34.28%	2
	Party for Democracy	PPD			20	37	134	49	4,297	180	122	108	112	116	99	153	5,427	4.17%	0
	Communist Party of Chile	PC			77	126	155	144	1,577	85	306	175	112	137	48	69	3,011	2.32%	0
	Christian Democratic Party	PDC		Democratic Convergence	170	278	485	240	13,719	437	753	1,113	720	563	516	706	19,700	15.15%	0	19,700	15.15%	0
	Citizen Power	PODER		Broad Front	113	427	323	271	2,867	117	1,315	271	132	132	78	99	6,145	4.72%	0	6,145	4.72%	0
	Citizens	CIU		Sumemos	53	51	59	50	3,701	41	130	87	60	72	99	65	4,468	3.44%	0	5,253	4.04%	0
	Todos	TODOS			19	35	32	46	396	23	98	45	29	27	13	22	785	0.60%	0
	Patagonian Regional Democracy	DRP		Green Regionalist Coalition	92	171	143	151	1,233	101	321	201	173	134	69	83	2,872	2.21%	0	2,872	2.21%	0
	Progressive Party	PRO		All Over Chile	95	125	161	194	1,060	111	337	227	97	120	71	68	2,666	2.05%	0	2,666	2.05%	0
	Luis Abarca Azocar (Independent)	Ind			40	123	157	88	1,297	54	351	139	93	75	23	132	2,572	1.98%	0	2,572	1.98%	0
Valid votes					5,133	6,781	6,658	5,691	59,201	3,564	16,533	7,883	4,920	5,711	3,479	4,510	130,064	100.00%	4	130,064	100.00%	4
Blank votes					550	488	624	1,049	2,470	305	1,034	727	367	395	161	242	8,412	5.86%
Rejected votes – other					199	237	301	306	2,247	98	659	398	176	186	99	143	5,049	3.52%
Total polled					5,882	7,506	7,583	7,046	63,918	3,967	18,226	9,008	5,463	6,292	3,739	4,895	143,525	46.81%
Registered electors					12,019	15,232	15,642	15,801	140,080	8,772	37,759	19,632	11,114	13,154	7,699	9,721	306,625
Turnout					48.94%	49.28%	48.48%	44.59%	45.63%	45.22%	48.27%	45.88%	49.15%	47.83%	48.56%	50.35%	46.81%

The following candidates were elected: ^{[12] [13]} Fidel Espinoza (PS), 27,999 votes; Javier Hernández (UDI), 16,367 votes; Harry Jürgensen (RN), 20,531 votes; and Emilia Nuyado (PS), 15,981 votes.

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