Venezuelan presidential election, 1988

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Candidate	Party/Alliance	Votes	%
Carlos Andrés Pérez	AD	3,868,843	52.89%
Eduardo Fernández	COPEI	2,955,061	40.40%
Teodoro Petkoff	MAS-MIR	198,361	2.71 %
Godofredo Marín	ORA	63,795	0.87%
Others		215,000	3.13%
Total	7,315,186	100%

Source: CNE

As a result of this election, Carlos Andrés Pérez Rodríguez was elected to his second term as President of Venezuela.

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